> [1] ...Therefore, all new plans include unlimited Bandwidth, Builds, and Serverless Function Execution
Also, the new pricing is a bit more approachable, when I last looked it seemed a bit expensive for Serverless functions.
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> [1] ...Therefore, all new plans include unlimited Bandwidth, Builds, and Serverless Function Execution
Also, the new pricing is a bit more approachable, when I last looked it seemed a bit expensive for Serverless functions.
The name "Zeit" was very confusing for Germans. "Zeit" is the regular word for time and there's also a newspaper called "Die ZEIT".
LOL, really? source? Is Germany a big market for them? Apple is also a regular word... its's the name of a fruit in English
It's a big market for most internationally operating companies, seems a smart move to take that into account early.
> Apple is also a regular word... its's the name of a fruit in English
And it caused them pretty big problems: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Corps_v_Apple_Computer
I'm sure they've thoroughly vetted "Vercel" against potential trademark conflicts.
Congrats on the funding, but I'd like to know what prompted the name change. ZEIT sounded mysterious and edgy, while Vercel sounds like a company selling expensive handbags (to me).
Vercel CEO here. We are incredibly delighted to bring the new brand to the world and share the news of our funding. For everyone who's been on this journey with us so far, thank you, and we look forward to a lot more!
curious why was the name Zeit not preferred?
Using a made-up brand name is the standard way to avoid potential trademark conflicts, and at the same time be more easily findable via Google.
Nextjs is most likely going to be the new Ruby on Rails. javascript all the way down, static rendering, PWA, server side rendering...everything baked in. This is a big backing for Next. However rebranding to Vercel is bad.
That's the objective of Blitz.js [1]: build on top of Next.js for a rails-like experience, but made by an independent open-source community. [1] https://blitzjs.com/ - https://github.com/blitz-js/blitz
I thought about making "higher level" frameworks by combining "lower level" frameworks myself.
How did you do it? I mean, it's not just wrapping the libraries, but also the CLIs.