I guess Netlify still offers the basic static site hosting, which can be anything from drag-drop to easy to set up automated github deployments. I mean, it's no

I guess Netlify still offers the basic static site hosting, which can be anything from drag-drop to easy to set up automated github deployments. I mean, it's not like Netlify offers a worse static hosting service post-funding, right? With VC funding they've just built out more features. Not to mention I think they've always aimed to build out the "JAM" stack and support as many frameworks as possible.