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My Django hosting service. I looked at Heroku and thought, "I want that for Python." Yesterday, I got most of the http request path finished. There is some node
by njl 16y ago
My Django hosting service. I looked at Heroku and thought, "I want that for Python." Yesterday, I got most of the http request path finished. There is some node.js work left, and I still need to do some more work on Varnish. I'm hoping to get to the Postgresql stuff next week, then on to the website and API...
- dannyr 16y agonjl, I hear people asking for a Django-equivalent of Heroku. You definitely have a market for this.
- jordanmessina 16y agoYou have me sold, please give me the heads up when you're done. I've been looking for this for a long time.
- maushu 16y agoFunny, I thought the same thing but with JavaScript instead.
- nicholaides 16y agoHeroku has Node.js support. http://blog.heroku.com/archives/2010/4/28/node_js_support_experimental/ http://blog.heroku.com/archives/2010/4/28/node_js_support_ex...
- mdg 16y agoIn a discussion at PyOhio this past weekend, a lot of people were mentioning how they wanted a Heroku-like service for Python.
- atomical 16y agoIs PiCloud unattractive compared to Heroku?
- usaar333 16y ago(I'm one of the PiCloud devs) PiCloud (http://www.picloud.com http://www.picloud.com) is not a web hosting service. Rather, it is a highly scalable compute service. (In other words, you can't host a website on PiCloud. But your site can run all of its background tasks on PiCloud).
- krisneuharth 16y agoYes. Please post it on HN when its ready for some testing.