I've been very happy with https://render.com/ , seems the closest to what heroku was

I think this might be one of the first times I didnt notice it, but just look through the comment history of https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=jackfranklyn , they all look the same.

Yeah on a second look GP might actually be on to something here. Jackfranklyn only makes top level comments, never dialogs with anyone, and I count at least 3 instances of "as someone who does this for a living" that are too seperated in scope to be plausibly realistic.

Landing page is pretty but some serious spelling errors going on in the main title ('Flixible Email', 'Bussines'), might want to fix that :) see https://pagewatch.ai/s-jbjiz2qxvndc/li4tigvz/dashboard

FIY your homepage automatically loads new content when you scroll down, making things look quite chaotic and impossible to see the footer.

Thanks, you're right. The infinite scroll triggers too aggressively at the moment. I'll switch to manual loading so the footer stays accessible.

This thing at least looks like a bike, some of the 'e-bikes' are way more motorcycles than actually meant to be paddled.

A task framework could be very useful, setting up celery task can get complicated very fast, especially once you have multiple servers with rolling deploys or recurring task (celery-beat). Rails has active-job and is always something I felt was missing from Django.

https://render.com/ is probably the closest, I'm really enjoying using them. Workflow is the same as heroku, but cheaper, no nightly restarts, supports new python versions etc..

I use Render, spend remarkably little time doing devops. Its fantastic

Pretty clever to host the malware on a sites.google.com domain, makes it look way more trustworthy. Google should probably stop allowing people to add content under that address.

Astro is really fun to work with, cool that you can add components from vue/react etc all on the same page. Sounds like they are planning to use the money for their AI builder, hopefully the core keeps getting worked on also.