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FWIW, heroku does. The first heroku slice for a project is free, with the caveat that it'll be spun down during periods of inactivity. I imagine that most hobb
by scottostler 14y ago
FWIW, heroku does. The first heroku slice for a project is free, with the caveat that it'll be spun down during periods of inactivity.
I imagine that most hobby users of heroku (say for a weekend hackathon) aren't paying anything.
- peterwwillis 14y agoAh, I hadn't seen that. Thanks!
- petercooper 14y agoI know of people who deployed prototypes and even production work for clients to Heroku (I did once too ;-)). Quite a few people run Jekyll blogs on there long term for free as well. It's pretty amazing what you can get out of a single dyno for something that's not high traffic (i.e. most apps).