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I feel like super easy to host needs to be re-emphasized. We're talking about dropping a single binary into your server and you're off to the races. If only mor

by Daynil 3y ago

I feel like super easy to host needs to be re-emphasized. We're talking about dropping a single binary into your server and you're off to the races. If only more things were so simple.

imnotreallynew 3y ago
Isn’t that how any Go project is put online?
- paulgb 3y ago
  The key distinction here seems to be that it uses an in-core database (SQLite), whereas a Go project may depend on an out-of-core database like Postgres, which would then also have to be deployed. For many projects (especially hobby projects where downtime is tolerable), the former is probably quite sufficient.
tronikel 3y ago
Didnt docker make this easy for all projects?
- noodlesUK 3y ago
  Not really because then projects started needing multiple containers and orchestration, and might be fussy about the order the different services come up.
- serf 3y ago
  the +docker step already adds friction, so I can see the point.
pixelatedindex 3y ago
Is that the same concept that Deno uses?