It's like if Vercel and Docker had a baby: You write VM configurations in a language that looks like a Dockerfile, and every commit creates a preview environment that can be "promoted" to a production site.
@html5cat Thanks Yuriy! We're working on next js docs, thank you for the awesome suggestion :)
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Really excited to try this out. I've been using webapp.io for our CI/CD for a long time now, and it's extremely fast, and with great visibility and full console access to every step. Adding Hosting is a perfect addition.
I use Vercel a lot but they really don't give you much visibility into what's running, and viewing logs in real time is a pain without setting up a bunch of additional services. Excited to try this for both side projects and our production apps.
@nikita_v Thank you so much for being a long time user Nikita! Visibility is so important, we noticed it's often a paid feature for a lot of production hosting alternatives. Super excited for you to try it out to see the full benefits as a CI-first user :)
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Awesome launch, I can’t wait to use this for my projects! How does it compare to alternatives out there?
@melissa_du2 Thanks for this question! I'd say it's very focused on full stack webapps vs. like an all in one solution - it focuses on visibility (ie you get a debugging terminal built-in) and also on speed (near instant coldstarts).
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