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Glad to hear your feedback. This model worked VERY well for heroku; now, the Python and Ruby communities are different, so perhaps we should examine that. How
by endlessvoid94 16y ago
Glad to hear your feedback. This model worked VERY well for heroku; now, the Python and Ruby communities are different, so perhaps we should examine that. However, note that it's just one free running app instance. Scaling will require payment, as will background processes and a host of other features.
- shogunmike 16y agoOver time your userbase will form a power law distribution (in terms of success/scale) and you may end up having to support a lot of free users for a small minority of paid users. Folks already pay for hosting now - so why not charge them for all the added value you provide? This will scale in proportion to your infrastructure demands. I'm paying $20/month for a VPS slice that runs my blog. I'm sure there are plenty of people who'd be willing to pay at that price point for all of the added value that Djangy will provide, on top of hosting. There's no need to take my word for it though as this could be validated/tested quite easily.