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I think that answer is generally a good one. But when you're simply doing development and haven't launched yet, a hosted developer account can take a lot of hea
by pjackson 18y ago
I think that answer is generally a good one. But when you're simply doing development and haven't launched yet, a hosted developer account can take a lot of headache out of hosting.
I don't want to be the UNIX admin for my VPS when I'm focused on development. So a REALLY important feature of any hosting provider for me is the ability to start on a $5 shared server account, and eventually ramp it to a 1024MB VPS, painlessly.
- noodle 18y agoi have a small slice on which i run pretty much everything i have until it needs its own server. turns out to be cheaper than buying a bunch of tiny hosting accounts for small, stupid projects (i have project ADD sometimes) just my $0.02, though.