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Because the premise is a good one, abstracting away some of the lower level details so people can just worry about building their apps. It has always been a tou
by robryan 14y ago
Because the premise is a good one, abstracting away some of the lower level details so people can just worry about building their apps. It has always been a tough abstraction to pull off though. It is possible the answer is simply that rap genius has outgrown heroku, in the same way as twitter outgrowing rails it doesn't make it a bad tool for everyone.
- FireBeyond 14y agoPrecisely. I'm definitely not a startup worshipper; in fact, in terms of the HN spectrum, I'm probably at the more cynical end of the spectrum. But I like the ease of integration, and the fact that, for a smaller application, it certainly helps with my administration and infrastructure overhead.