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Seems odd to me. Why would I use this as opposed to a normal PHP host, or some kind of Status SaaS that already exists? And if I want to save money I could cre
by bbcbasic 10y ago
Seems odd to me. Why would I use this as opposed to a normal PHP host, or some kind of Status SaaS that already exists?
And if I want to save money I could create a github page which polls my service via AJAX.
- minxomat 10y agoWell, a "normal" PHP host usually has at least some cost attached. This doesn't. > And if I want to save money I could create a github page which polls my service via AJAX. I covered that in the first paragraph of the README.
- bbcbasic 10y ago> I covered that in the first paragraph of the README Not really. Because you can host a static page on a different infrastructure to your main service.
- minxomat 10y agoYes, really. I specifically talked about GitHub pages: > Static pages can be hosted for free with GitHub pages, but these can only contain client-side code. And your other point: > you can host a static page on a different infrastructure to your main service Well, yes. That the point. That's also why the title here says dynamic and server-side.