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This is the company I was thinking about, couldn't remember their name earlier<br />
<a href="http://www.kimsufi.com/en/" rel="ugc">http://www.kimsufi.com/en/</a>
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This is the company I was thinking about, couldn't remember their name earlier
http://www.kimsufi.com/en/ [http://www.kimsufi.com/en/]

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HI, <br />
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i have been doing some research on Hosting account as i wanted to implement node.js (chat websockets application). currently, i am using a premium share hosting at godaddy. however, i have been reading that godaddy does not support node.js without having a dedicated server. i do not want to spend 100/month on a dedicated server and the more i read the more anti godaddy articles pop up. im curious what would be good alternatives and why?<br />
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thanks in advance!
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HI, 

i have been doing some research on Hosting account as i wanted to implement node.js (chat websockets application). currently, i am using a premium share hosting at godaddy. however, i have been reading that godaddy does not support node.js without having a dedicated server. i do not want to spend 100/month on a dedicated server and the more i read the more anti godaddy articles pop up. im curious what would be good alternatives and why?

thanks in advance!

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