Mark Terrel

@SNogg3 Saw this from Denver at 8:06. Did you see the same thing?

@ppamparam @jmalcic You can request one at adaptable.io/app/signin. Click "Request to join"

@MarkTerrel @jmalcic Hi Mark! What about invite code?

@IAmEmilKitua You might see if this helps: adaptable.io/docs/app-guide…

Writing APIs on NESTJS is fun until you are about to deploy. Deployment process is hectic...

@josefkindasucks There are other good options for free hosting, like Adaptable.io.

@DevMoroh You might check out Adaptable.io for Node hosting.

I stopped using AWS for hosting my API server, it's super good and powerful but too much for my needs, I will try Digital Ocean as a chipper alternative, what provider would you recommend for hosting NodeJS?

@AdityaS25414560 You might check out Adaptable.io for Node APIs.

Now that Heroku is no longer going to be free for developers 😭 what other alternatives are you using?

@Nick_k1aus Great! I'll shoot you a DM.

@MarkTerrel I would appreciate that

Created with React, Express js, node and Javascript. Need to render but dependencies conflict is stopping heroku from hosting successfully.

@_chetanmahajan Take a look at Adaptable.io

What are the best alternatives for Heroku?

@DavidOKS1234 You might take a look at Adaptable.io for your API.

@_chetanmahajan Trade Heroku out for Adaptable.io so the list can stay free after November. 😀

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@robertpataki You might take a look at Adaptable.io.

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@joegaudet @heroku Or come on over to Adaptable.io where we have HTTP/2 and HTTP/3.

Now that @heroku is charging us for hobby dynos can they please use some of that money to give us http2 support.

@raimohanska As one of the founders, I may be *slightly* biased. But we're aiming to be the best developer experience out there. And our free tier includes your database, either Postgres or MongoDB.

@MarkTerrel Haven't tried that one, thanks for pointing it out. We only included solutions that we have actually tried, which I hope makes sense. How would you describe your experiences with Adaptable.io and especially the free-tier offering. Maybe even in comparison to others?

Life after Heroku! Wrote a piece on where to deploy our hobby projects after Heroku run down their free tier. Thoughts? reaktor.com/blog/how-to-de…

@rauschma Adaptable.io

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@Pauline_Cx @heroku @awscloud @googlecloud You might also check out Adaptable.io instead of Heroku. It even sets up continuous deployment for you automatically.

Now that your code works locally on your machine, you want to deploy it. Find articles to help you with a deployment. @heroku used to be free but there’s other way. How about giving a try with @awscloud Lambda or @googlecloud run with free credits?

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@kingchizom @supabase @nodejs @UseExpressJS @nuxt_js @Netlify @heroku The public answer is they're spending too much time & money on fraud and abuse. blog.heroku.com/next-chapter

@MarkTerrel @supabase @nodejs @UseExpressJS @nuxt_js @Netlify @heroku I will definitely try them out. Why are they ending their free tier tho?

Writing a NodeJS backend using Express is really interesting. Now I am considering dropping Django for the above backend. Look at this stack: @supabase + @nodejs + @UseExpressJS + @nuxt_js + @Netlify + @heroku Devs what do you think?