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It's not nearly the same experience, but I'd argue a bit nicer of one, I'd recommend giving coolify a shot https://coolify.io/ https://coolify.io/ You have to
by raybb 1y ago
It's not nearly the same experience, but I'd argue a bit nicer of one, I'd recommend giving coolify a shot https://coolify.io/ https://coolify.io/
You have to bring your own server to selfhost but it's dead dead easy.
If you have a nodejs app you can basically just click "new project from github", select the repo, and click deploy. Then it'll be there on your domain (or a free one) and auto redeploy any time you push to master.
- steivan 1y agoThanks for the Coolify recommendation! After exploring several alternatives following Glitch's closure, I took your advice and set up Coolify on a freshly bought Raspberry Pi. It's been great! I've now got 4 projects running smoothly, and the deployment process is straightforward and exactly what I needed as a replacement for Glitch. Really appreciate the suggestion. Couldn't be happier with the setup!
- raybb 1y agoGlad it's working for you. If you run into any rough edges please do report on GitHub. They're quite responsive to feedback and releasing updates every week