As a developer, which one is the best hosting platform?

@CodeWithAmann Back in my days, we owned servers.

@CodeWithAmann Cloudflare for us normies is free

@CodeWithAmann if you remove the cost factor, then its AWS, their ecosystem is very stable and low friction, but if you add the cost factor then its Cloudflare, its evolving very well too

@CodeWithAmann vercel. it is simple and free for beginers

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@CodeWithAmann I swtiched to vercel from render. vercel is more friendly to ai coders

@CodeWithAmann I am not sure if its a good idea but I'm keen to try alibaba cloud, not sure if anyone try it before.

@CodeWithAmann If you’re a beginner and you’re looking for your first hosting platform then Vercel and Render. If you’re looking for something more advanced and scalable then AWS or Cloudfare.

@CodeWithAmann Buy a vpn! And use coolify in it! It's going to teach you a lot! About... Pain and suffering...

@CodeWithAmann Vercel so far and pretty good

@CodeWithAmann I am really enjoying cloudflare recently. They have a beta feature so you can charge AI Crawlers that visit your website

@CodeWithAmann cloudflare is great for domains/dns and security. i use it front of any vps i have

@CodeWithAmann Vercel for personal projects — no cost. Cloudflare if you want to buy a domain and have a more professional appearance.

@CodeWithAmann The best hosting platform is local hosting, I recommend xammp 😂

@CodeWithAmann Vercel for beginners definitely

@CodeWithAmann Cloudflare. I've seen many people using AWS, but Cloudflare is very useful because of it's security. When my website gets big, I'll definitely switch to Cloudflare because of the security. I've seen people get hacked when on AWS, with hacks Cloudflare automatically blocks.

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@CodeWithAmann I self-host my projects, but for cloud I'd go with either AWS, Azure or DigitalOcean (VPS).. depends on the project, its needs and available budget.

@CodeWithAmann Don't listen to anyone, Hetzner (baremetal) + Cloudflare in front is best option. DX experience is not best in this case.

@CodeWithAmann initally for staging env go with vercel and even for MVP vercel feels ok

@CodeWithAmann AWS, of that bunch. As long as you're not paying.

@CodeWithAmann Vercel as it is free and secure

@CodeWithAmann Never used anything besides aws tbh

@CodeWithAmann Vercel for side projects.... AWS when someone else is paying the bill 😂

@CodeWithAmann Now almost all my thing are yeet into cloudflare

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@CodeWithAmann No Railway on this list?! Option 5 please!

@CodeWithAmann Vercel.. won my heart but I'm tempted to try AWS

@CodeWithAmann As a developer, I don't give a damn. That's Infrastructure Team's decision. Just give me a server.

@CodeWithAmann Your own bare metal is always the best hosting and the cheapest in the long run.

@CodeWithAmann Self-hosting on a VPS or bare metal, with a real hosting provider. Hetzner, Leaseweb, Scaleway, PulseHeberg, etc. I prefer knowing what runs, where and how, being able to fix my own stuff, and having real people to contact if needed.

@CodeWithAmann Cloudflare for sure

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@CodeWithAmann Vercel

@CodeWithAmann Whats wrong with Railway :(

@CodeWithAmann @Cloudflare I think

@CodeWithAmann Claudeflare

@CodeWithAmann Vercel

@CodeWithAmann vercel. So cool for my aims