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This will make little apps -- restaurants, dance studios, newsletters -- insanely easy to build and deploy. I doubt it will do much for bigger ones, though. Sc
by jsnx 19y ago
This will make little apps -- restaurants, dance studios, newsletters -- insanely easy to build and deploy.
I doubt it will do much for bigger ones, though. Scalability, performance and QOS are matters of system administration -- precisely the matters that Heroku takes out of your hands.
- pc 19y ago"Scalability, performance and QOS are matters of system administration" I think Heroku would say that that's exactly the point.
- andrewfong 19y agoMy understanding is Heroku is primarily a development environment. If you want to make a full-blown gajillion-user app, you'll probably have to move it off Heroku's servers -- i.e. I don't see any way to edit DNS entries / use your own URL. Maybe they'll allow you to update your account if you want to use them for hosting.