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Re: Show HN: You can now host Canonic on your own infrastructure

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Post by ajayjarhad »

byte_sync wrote: post #10

I like the concept of no code tooling, it has certainly made my life a lot easier. The only thing preventing me from adapting it is vendor locking.

Completely agree with you on this one byte_sync, most people hesitate from committing to no code platform mainly due to vendor lock. And, Canonic does offer a solution to this, we have code export feature, where you can just export out the source code of the app you built and then you can manage that on your own. The frontend and backend both will be in javascript, for frontend your code will be in React JS and for backend it will be Node JS.

Hope this addresses your issue, would love to know what you think.

Re: Show HN: You can now host Canonic on your own infrastructure

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Post by byte_sync »

ajayjarhad wrote: post #11
byte_sync wrote: post #10

I like the concept of no code tooling, it has certainly made my life a lot easier. The only thing preventing me from adapting it is vendor locking.

Completely agree with you on this one byte_sync, most people hesitate from committing to no code platform mainly due to vendor lock. And, Canonic does offer a solution to this, we have code export feature, where you can just export out the source code of the app you built and then you can manage that on your own. The frontend and backend both will be in javascript, for frontend your code will be in React JS and for b…

Sounds intriguing, checking it out!

Re: Show HN: You can now host Canonic on your own infrastructure

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Post by ajayjarhad »

byte_sync wrote: post #12
ajayjarhad wrote: post #11

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Completely agree with you on this one byte_sync, most people hesitate from committing to no code platform mainly due to vendor lock. And, Canonic does offer a solution to this, we have code export feature, where you can just export out the source code of the app you built and then you can manage that on your own. The frontend and backend both will be in javascript, for frontend your code will be in React JS and for b…

Sounds intriguing, checking it out!

Here for you if you need any help.

Re: Show HN: You can now host Canonic on your own infrastructure

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Post by KomoD »

pinkman7009 wrote: post #2

Wow! Sounds really cool! What are the pricing options? Also, do we need to be on a paid plan to self host it?

Why are you pretending to not be associated with "Canonic"?

Your github profile says "Full-Stack Web Developer @canonic-dev"

https://github.com/pinkman7009

And the other 2 accounts commenting were both registered 2 hours ago and have only written here "in support" of you

Re: Show HN: You can now host Canonic on your own infrastructure

#15

Post by skyrim »

ajayjarhad wrote: post #8
skyrim wrote: post #7

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Yea. That's what I was looking for, thanks! Let me give it a shot, hopefully it should be easy. I'll circle back here if run into any issues. Btw do you have any support forum by any chance?

Glad you are onboard :), we do have email based support and discord support. Ping us anytime you run into an issue.

Thank you!
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