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Not a big app but I had a few small sites I ran on Ruby on Heroku. I moved them to a shared hosting provider using PHP. These apps are super basic but I was pay
by DoesntMatter22 4y ago
Not a big app but I had a few small sites I ran on Ruby on Heroku. I moved them to a shared hosting provider using PHP. These apps are super basic but I was paying Heroku and realized that PHP would save me a 20 bucks a month and it wouldn't take long.
The real benefit is not having to worry about upgrading stacks at EOF and that stuff.
- linkjuice4all 4y agoFor years I paid for “unlimited” LAMP shared hosting from one of the many providers for about $150 a year. This was great for hosting personal stuff, side projects, proof of concepts, etc. Recently I started rebuilding some stuff in React/Python and went with Heroku for my backend (before they announced they’re ending the free tier). Professionally I’ve used both AWS and GCP for real/big stuff but I’d love to pay $150 a year for a “personal” instance that has predictable billing at the expense of “pro” feature/uptime. Where are the PaaS flat rate providers for hobby stuff?