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With docker containers and the numerous PaaS/FaaS runtimes, does that really matter? You can run anything just about anywhere these days, cheaply or even for fr
by manigandham 7y ago
With docker containers and the numerous PaaS/FaaS runtimes, does that really matter? You can run anything just about anywhere these days, cheaply or even for free.
- 1bc29b36f623ba8 7y agoFor us techies, no, it doesn't really matter. For average business owners who buy a WordPress template and some 5€ hosting in order to set up a business card web site on their own, on the other hand, it matters a lot. So if your project targets that group of people then PHP is pretty much the only option; anything more complicated than an FTP upload/MySQL import is pretty much to advanced for them and they generally aren't interested in learning new skills just to get a web site online.
- manigandham 7y agoWho's doing that anymore? Either you (or your staff) are technical enough to manage installing a web framework on a server, or you use any of the numerous managed sites instead. (Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Wordpress.com, Shopify, Facebook, etc) The last thing a non-techie business owner needs is to worry about setting up a random server with bad PHP code.
- 1bc29b36f623ba8 7y agoThere's plenty of businesses selling business card web sites built on WordPress. They usually install it on whatever hosting the customer orders and then leaves the rest up to the customer.
- DocG 7y agoYes it matters. This is often unessecary maintenance overhead.
- manigandham 7y agoA docker container is more overhead than managing your own VPC?