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Webbynode's take on rapid node.js deployment
Today we released support for node.js application deployment on our Rapp deployment engine.
This engine is installed on your Webby (a VPS server) and then you can publish multiple node.js (along with rails, rack, php, ...) applications using git.
We would like to get feedback from HN and we've recorded a 2 minute screencast that walks you through the process.
Let us know what you think.
Thanks,
Webbynode Dev Team
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- dangrossman 16y agoThe site doesn't seem to be loading. This seems to be the norm across the entire node.js landscape. 9/10 of the blog posts, tutorials, competitions and demo apps I try to access while learning node.js are offline or broken. It does not inspire confidence in the stack that the early adopters can't keep their sites online for even a few weeks. Can you not set-it-and-forget-it like throwing up a PHP script on a server?
- wwortiz 16y agoJust so you know it loaded fine for me and the blog is running wordpress not node.
- grep 16y agoI'll get down voted for this but IMO, how can we trust a VPS provider if it goes down when it hits HN?
- meskyanichi 16y agoToday we released support for node.js application deployment on our Rapp deployment engine. This engine is installed on your Webby (a VPS server) and then you can publish multiple node.js (along with rails, rack, php, ...) applications using git. We would like to get feedback from HN and we've recorded a 2 minute screencast that walks you through the process. Let us know what you think. Thanks, Webbynode Dev Team