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As a back-end developer, I was recently impressed by how quickly I was able to get up and running with Vercel, having started a vanilla JS project with Vite. Si
by petesergeant 5y ago
As a back-end developer, I was recently impressed by how quickly I was able to get up and running with Vercel, having started a vanilla JS project with Vite. Single change to my DNS records, and it's all setup at a custom domain in no time. If I was doing this project, I'd probably do it like that?
UPDATE: I'm procrastinating other projects. https://grou.ch https://grou.ch (or https://passwordpurgatory.vercel.app/ https://passwordpurgatory.vercel.app/ if DNS hasn't propogated yet)
Times taken:
45s run vite
8m basic vanilla HTML scaffold
4.5m add some better password rules
1.75m setup in Bitbucket
1m Add to Vercel
1.5m setup custom domain
If I wanted to capture attempts, I'd probably do it via Google Analytics? It's magic to me how quick this tooling is -- just over 15m to get this up on the internet, https etc, domain, from literally nothing.
- DoctorOW 5y agoVercel is very similar to Cloudflare Pages/Workers. I wouldn't really worry about one over the other.
- rafaele 5y agoPassword must contain at least one tab character. Good one :)
- ryan29 5y agoI've never used Vercel, but skimming their site I think it's roughly the same concept as Cloudflare Pages / Functions. SvelteKit has adapters [1] for both Cloudflare and Vercel (and Netlify), so they must be reasonably similar. I think Vite is a similar idea. I've never used it either, but have seen some references to Cloudflare deployment via a plugin. The basic concept is really compelling IMO. 1. https://kit.svelte.dev/docs/adapters#supported-environments https://kit.svelte.dev/docs/adapters#supported-environments