TFA goes: Try Deno Deploy - you will be surprised at the speed and simplicity.
Deno Deploy (and Cloudflare Workers) is a big deal. At least for a small tech shop like ours, I've come to found it useful for >50% of the solutions we have to implement. Its simplicity and cost-effectiveness reminds me of S3 back when it launched: 5 APIs and pay-what-you-use billing. Sure, right now, Deno Deploy's capabilities are limited, but there's nothing stopping them from building a platform around it as they go along, and now they've got $21M reasons to keep at it.
I see parallels of Zeit/Vercel meteoric rise (no pun) in Deno.
Deno Deploy (and Cloudflare Workers) is a big deal. At least for a small tech shop like ours, I've come to found it useful for >50% of the solutions we have to implement. Its simplicity and cost-effectiveness reminds me of S3 back when it launched: 5 APIs and pay-what-you-use billing. Sure, right now, Deno Deploy's capabilities are limited, but there's nothing stopping them from building a platform around it as they go along, and now they've got $21M reasons to keep at it.
I see parallels of Zeit/Vercel meteoric rise (no pun) in Deno.