docs(best-practices): mention Hostinger as a compatible Node.js hosting option

[agneliutkiene]

This proposal adds Hostinger Web Apps Hosting as one additional deployment option in existing deployment documentation.

• Keeps language provider-neutral
• No runtime or code behavior changes
• Keeps current structure and recommendations intact

Link used: https://www.hostinger.com/web-apps-hosting

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[krzysdz]

Is this just an ad?

[agneliutkiene]

Is this just an ad?

No :) we've been already added on Vite: https://vitepress.dev/guide/deploy#hostinger, since Express.js is used by many of our users, I've figured it'd be useful. We have this article, covering Express.js: https://www.hostinger.com/support/how-to-deploy-a-nodejs-website-in-hostinger/

[krzysdz]

Vite already listed multiple hosting providers with documentation how to use them. There is no such section on expressjs.com AND you have opened 84 pull requests (some of them closed by you with a nonsensical comment), 7 issues and 6 discussions trying to mention Hostinger everywhere and a large part is just AI slop.

[agneliutkiene]

Yep, that attempt 2 weeks ago was not great one, I was a first-time GH user. I'm still learning how things work here :)

[bjohansebas]

Thanks for the contribution, but unfortunately we’re not going to add this.

The reason is that we don’t have guidelines in place for adding external products, and Hostinger isn’t providing anything in exchange for mentioning it. (If you’re from Hostinger and would like to explore something, feel free to contact me and I can connect you with the right people.)

The Express website gets a lot of traffic, and we don’t currently have a ‘deploy with X service’ page like Astro does. I’m not sure we need something like that at this time, and I think we probably don’t, at least for now.