not really a job but how do you actually "host" this so it isn't on your local IP port but on a website domain? https://github.com/shwosner/realtime-chat-supabase-react ChatGPT gave these examples: **Static hosting**: You can use a service like Amazon S3 or GitHub Pages to host your application. Simply upload the contents of the dist folder to the hosting service and configure it to serve the files as a static website. **Server-side hosting**: You can use a service like Heroku or AWS Elastic Beanstalk to deploy your application. These services allow you to deploy your code and run it on a web server. You will need to configure your server to serve the files from the dist folder. **Virtual Private Server (VPS)**: You can also deploy your application on your own VPS. Most VPS providers like DigitalOcean, AWS EC2, Azure, etc. provide a way to upload your code and run it on a web server. You will need to configure your server to serve the files from the dist folder. **Docker**: You can use Docker to deploy your application. By creating a Docker image of your application and running it in a container, you can easily deploy your application to any environment that supports Docker. I'm kind of new to all this so this is fascinating to me that you can change back-end stuff to show on the front-end. I have Wordpress and Mastodon droplet experience with DigitalOcean use. I also code a bunch with Android Studio Kotlin.. I know you can use Wordpress plug-ins to have easy chat widgets but I want to see how to get this reactor supbase code to work.