> If the only reason to use Heroku or other of its kind is easy deployment - maybe we just need better deployment apps that can work seamlessly across servers.
Heroku certainly thought so. That's why they got a few dozen brilliant programmers into the same building and made it happen.
Of course, with a ~$5M/year burn rate, it's probably also why they charge money for their services.
(making up numbers here, but assume 30 developers at $150K => ~$4.5M so I would guess I'm laughably low)
Heroku certainly thought so. That's why they got a few dozen brilliant programmers into the same building and made it happen.
Of course, with a ~$5M/year burn rate, it's probably also why they charge money for their services.
(making up numbers here, but assume 30 developers at $150K => ~$4.5M so I would guess I'm laughably low)