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After using App Engine for two projects at the beginning of this year, I have to say that Heroku is better in almost every way (especially if your app is alread
by zachwill 15y ago
After using App Engine for two projects at the beginning of this year, I have to say that Heroku is better in almost every way (especially if your app is already open-source and using git for version control). The ability to use an actual production server (Gevent, for example) on a free dyno is awesome.
- ma2rten 15y agoI am using both at the monent. And I must say that Heroku defenetly has it's advantages, but appengine has: lower latency (for me), more Apis, cdn built-in, ability to run different/test different versions at the same time, backend instances (Heroku has ec2 though), free webadmin with graphs and ability to see errors etc.
- kanwisher 15y agoAt least for rails apps Heroku has newrelic built in which gives you far better graphs then appengine.