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Coolify, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages (and Workers), Fly.io, Render, Railway... Even GCP Firebase and AWS Amplify almost qualify as PaaS.

• jyscao 5mo ago
  PSA: Railway just had this recent f*ck up - https://x.com/lifeof_jer/status/2048103471019434248 https://x.com/lifeof_jer/status/2048103471019434248
  • razakel 5mo ago
    It's not Railway's fault that he didn't read the docs and thought it'd be a good idea to play Russian roulette.
  • solarkraft 5mo ago
    lifeof_jer had this fuck-up, not Railway.
• 7thpower 5mo ago
  None of which are nearly as beginner friendly as vercel.
  • thisisauserid 5mo ago
    And with Vercel you get to pay to stay a beginner forever.
    • 7thpower 5mo ago
      It’s a tradeoff.
  • preommr 5mo ago
    I've had a great experience with cloudflare pages. It doesn't get much easier than using their cli (wrangler) to sync up a local folder. I suppose the exception is SSR, but then again I absolutely despise SSR so I don't think it counts.
    • pjmlp 5mo ago
      Do they finally support native compiled languages like Vercel? Webassembly doesn't count.
    • 7thpower 5mo ago
      I hated pages until I started using the cli. I have started using it more for prototypes, etc. can’t beat it for the price.
• pjmlp 5mo ago
  The only one that I would point out as better is Render, as it allows for containers, all others are worse than Vercel, in tooling, and supported languages for serverless on the backend.
• dmackerman 5mo ago
  Cloudflare Workers are awesome. You can do a lot on the $5 tier. Their CLI tool `wrangler` is quite excellent. Code generation tools know their APIs and they have excellent docs, so getting up and running isn't very difficult.