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This is far from what I'd call "poor man's" thing. I'd want to host it for free, so Vercel and Netlify comes to my mind. But to go real poor man style, I'd use
by tiborsaas 4y ago
This is far from what I'd call "poor man's" thing.
I'd want to host it for free, so Vercel and Netlify comes to my mind. But to go real poor man style, I'd use Google sheets as a backend and throw some caching layer on top of it. Firebase or one of its competitors is also a good idea to get some API up and running for free.
- cpursley 4y agoStick it on the Render free or cheap tier. Or Supabase for free in just a single click: https://supabase.com/pricing https://supabase.com/pricing You're better off starting with Postgres than having to migrate from some kind of no-sql setup later.
- tiborsaas 4y agoI'd love to have the migration problem because it indicates what I'm building has something to it. If nobody uses it then no regrets doing it stupid fast.
- cpursley 4y agoIt's more than just a migrating issue, it's thinking about the structure of your data from the beginning. Your data is your application. Web framework flavor of the day should be a secondary consideration.