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I couldn't live without AWS or my litte VPS. As a developer and fellow HN fan, I'm always reading about the latest frameworks and projects. I love demoing them,
by film42 14y ago
I couldn't live without AWS or my litte VPS. As a developer and fellow HN fan, I'm always reading about the latest frameworks and projects. I love demoing them, but I feel it's risky on my laptop because the 500GB I have fills up quick if I'm not paying attention, so I avoid installing anything unless it's going to be used with a real project at work. I do my best to run all examples on AWS or my VPS first, the reason for this is so if ruby blows up or my recently configured kernel panics, I can easily reset or reinstall the instance and we're back in business.
While I do believe the future is in cloud based development, I think right now's solution is a duality of the two.