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It looks like those are static sites. Why host them on Heroku? You could stick them on GitHub Pages [1] for free. [1] https://pages.github.com/ https://pages.g
by mintplant 11y ago
It looks like those are static sites. Why host them on Heroku? You could stick them on GitHub Pages [1] for free.
[1] https://pages.github.com/ https://pages.github.com/
- nickfrostatx 11y agoThe S3 Free Tier can be a good alternative as well. https://aws.amazon.com/s3/ https://aws.amazon.com/s3/
- dkersten 11y agoAWS free tier is free for 12 months only. Its basically a "new customer" special. Github pages is not time limited.
- colinbartlett 11y agoEven off the free tier, S3 + Cloudfront is now my static host of choice. Incredibly cheap for my low traffic side projects and free (and instant) SSL certificate setup.
- franciscop 11y agonow they are static sites built with grunt. Before they were dynamic so the documentation and tests could be joined and runned dynamically. Now I just do that before push, which had me change the organization of few things. I converted them and I'm now hosting them in Github Pages for that same reason. I learned a lot about grunt, phantomjs and SSL with cloudflare on the process though, so I'm happy with the result.