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I don't think that post is the same situation at all - there, Crew made side projects that became popular and then received traffic from them. Here, corporate s
by logane 11y ago
I don't think that post is the same situation at all - there, Crew made side projects that became popular and then received traffic from them. Here, corporate sponsors skew which tools a ChallengePost employee recommends for hackers - some of which I personally believe are not at all good tools for the listed jobs (S3 for static website hosting??).
- nealrs 11y agoOP here. Some of the tools are related to clients / hackathon sponsors - but most aren't. And s3 is an excellent tool for static site hosting. You can add cloudfront in a snap, it's stupid cheap, and you can deploy from the command line ( https://github.com/laurilehmijoki/s3_website https://github.com/laurilehmijoki/s3_website is awesome for this.) Also, I've actually used _all_ of these tools before, both for personal & hackathon projects. I know they work.