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Deploystack – Curated list of best tools for launching your website
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#42Fairly disappointing list. No GC in hosting list, even with generous free tier on App Engine, Firebase and other services. No DigitalOcean. No Azure. On e-mail front, no SendGrid and Mailgun, even with their generous free tiers. No Cloudflare. CI as category is ignored. 1&1 makes it, but GoDaddy, Gandi, and others don't.
> 1&1 makes it, but GoDaddy, Gandi, and others don't. Godaddy? They use shady tactics to mislead customers, their service is pretty bad and they are an overall unethical company. I would never recommend them.
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#45I feel like Sentry[0] should be on the error tracking list, it's an amazing product that's fully open source so you can host it yourself if you're concerned about privacy or throw some money at the stellar team behind it to have them host it for you! [0]: https://sentry.io
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#47Design is nice, content is shamefully incomplete. Best case is honest bias, worst case is author has been compensated.
Not that I think that is inherently bad, but you must be careful of bias and understand lots of good options may not be presented.
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#49It's impressive that only a quarter of the links are affiliate links.
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#50As far as email sending is concerned, Mailgun seems better, with 10k emails per month free, no?