Have used it for a small work project. I love the simplicity. I haven't found a cloud provider that has this limited scope/battery included feel.
I love services like digital Ocean. But everything is designed to deploy and scale "the right way". For projects with small scope this really fits the bill.
Improvement: add something like nodemon -e "deta deploy" I end up reruning that command alot.
Something like "deta -w ./my-awesome-project"
The comments remind me of the inflection point with any opensource/ startup company dev: "great product, id love to use it, but can I trust it?"
Aside: this reminds me of anvil.app but different.
This has that same omg it comes with a sql db editor interface (not very fancy but it works)
I love services like digital Ocean. But everything is designed to deploy and scale "the right way". For projects with small scope this really fits the bill.
Improvement: add something like nodemon -e "deta deploy" I end up reruning that command alot.
Something like "deta -w ./my-awesome-project"
The comments remind me of the inflection point with any opensource/ startup company dev: "great product, id love to use it, but can I trust it?"
Aside: this reminds me of anvil.app but different. This has that same omg it comes with a sql db editor interface (not very fancy but it works)