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The fastest way to get a web app running, for free is Rails + github + Heroku, imo. It's very fast to scaffold a new app, with diverse options you'd want (reac
by jypepin 8y ago
The fastest way to get a web app running, for free is Rails + github + Heroku, imo.
It's very fast to scaffold a new app, with diverse options you'd want (react/vue/other stuff). Host it on github, create a heroku app and push it.
- hellofunk 8y agoWhat do you mean host it on github in the context of using Heroku, which would be your host? How is github involved?
- nicostouch 8y agoWell, he probably means source code management. However...if it's a SaaS you could have the marketing website hosted on github pages for free using Jekyll and that even incorporates a blog into your solution too! Then of course host the app on a subdomain using Heroku. So github can come into it that way if you think about it. Not a bad option at all!
- sah2ed 8y agoI think the parent meant publish the repo on GitHub as you are unlikely to accidently nuke the code like you would if you were experimenting on Heroku.
- jypepin 8y agoHeroku has a github integration to handle CI and automatic deploys[1]. This way you can, for example, have your app deployed to heroku automatically when you update master, etc. [1] https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/github-integration https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/github-integration