IMHO replit is great for spinning up a dev configuration and doing some prototyping. It's also really good for teaching, and for sharing live-coded snipets and

IMHO replit is great for spinning up a dev configuration and doing some prototyping. It's also really good for teaching, and for sharing live-coded snipets and so on. I have no idea about using it for actual production coding, and deploying from a repl, as I haven't tried it because it it looks far less suitable than a traditional development workflow. But it seems like they've received some 'investment' that may be pushing them towards being an actual production tool. IMHO, this will cause them to lose their hobby, hacker, and education patrons, and still not win with serious professional, commercial ones.