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I don't blame them for stopping the free tier, but they really don't make it obvious thats what's happening. Feels almost deceptive. This is the only part that
by dukeyukey 3y ago
I don't blame them for stopping the free tier, but they really don't make it obvious thats what's happening. Feels almost deceptive. This is the only part that mentions it:
> Want to use deployments but don’t want to spend $7/mo for the Hacker plan? We thought about you as well. Starting today, you can now pay for Autoscale & Static Deployment overages without a plan
- paulryanrogers 3y agoSo pay-as-you-go? Would be nice if it had some spend limit.
- kobpow 3y agoIt does have a spend limit! (See later on in post)
- amasad 3y agoIt’s communication meant to existing users and it’s a nuanced picture worth elaborating. But if you are not an active user it’s best if you just look at our pricing page for a complete picture: https://replit.com/pricing https://replit.com/pricing
- dukeyukey 3y agoI'm an occasional user, but the one thing holding me back is the almost complete lack of intellisense. I mostly work in JVM languages, and I get that JetBrains-level language awareness is hard, but if you're aiming for the professional market it's what you're up against. And it's really fraustrating, because you're solving a big problem! But JetBrains solves an even bigger one.
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- satvikpendem 3y agoLooks like they have a free plan on their pricing page when I just looked now, what are you referring to exactly?