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thanks for the feedback. not all developers want to deal with managing servers, dependencies, the initial sysadmin, and deployment. the idea is to put a HTTP

thanks for the feedback. not all developers want to deal with managing servers, dependencies, the initial sysadmin, and deployment. the idea is to put a HTTP layer over these heterogenous environments so that getting any functionality is as simple as hitting a url. and for developers, its the power of heroku with the simplicity of a pastebin.

michaelmior 13y ago
So this is targeted at some app that ONLY needs autocomplete? Obviously if you have an app with any kind of backend, you're already doing all the other stuff. I think it's cool, just not sure I see the use case.
- bosky101 13y ago
  http://endpoints.io/autocomplete no, this code snipppet showed how to make an autocomplete server in 10 lines, and deploy it ready for use in under 1 click without the sysadmin hassles. thanks we're looking for more examples & would love suggestions. but you can replace the ^ code with anything a nodejs app can do in the same editor. you get a full fledged linux environment running a nodejs server pulling the right dependencies based on 'your' code. more stacks coming soon.