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Heroku's free plan is a good option, but it does require some knowledge of git/one of their supported framework. Good learning regardless.
by Donito 13y ago
Heroku's free plan is a good option, but it does require some knowledge of git/one of their supported framework. Good learning regardless.
- dajomu 13y agoI just signed up for a Heroku free account, so I may well give this a go.... I'd like to do some experimentation. I want to pick the most fun/difficult way to do this if I can.
- elclanrs 13y agoIf you want a good challenge, get a private VPS for $5/month and set everything up yourself: SSH, Apache, users, permissions, Git repo, etc...
- dajomu 13y agoThat's bloody tempting, can I do that through Heroku?
- elclanrs 13y agoI don't think so. Heroku is a PaaS (Platform as a Service). You can connect with SSH but everything is mostly set-up for you already but I don't have Heroku so I'm not sure. A VPS (Virtual Private Server) is just a remote computer typically with a bare Linux installation, and you build up from there and install what you need, Ruby, Node, PHP... Check https://www.digitalocean.com/ https://www.digitalocean.com/, they're pretty popular.