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I still use Heroku for almost all my personal projects. I stopped for a while, but they now allow you to dockerize your projects and push them to their registr
by buffalobuffalo 5y ago
I still use Heroku for almost all my personal projects. I stopped for a while, but they now allow you to dockerize your projects and push them to their registry. They also allow you to have multiple apps with access to shared resources. Those two changes have made it much more flexible than it was back in the early days.
You never realize how much configuration of AWS is like pulling teeth until you stop.
- fakedang 5y agoI'm going through literally what you mentioned last. I had a very simply API built on lambdas for a side project, that worked perfectly fine till last month. But now, every minor change I make to that code results in some error or the other that I can't figure out for the life of me. It has been so bad that I had to quit the project altogether.