The announcement I would love to hear from Heroku: "We found out about Moore's law and are passing some of that on to you." As far as I know, their dyno specs have never improved or decreased in cost. This is coming from someone who loves Heroku, but wish the dynos were better.
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#12The announcement I would love to hear from Heroku: "We found out about Moore's law and are passing some of that on to you." As far as I know, their dyno specs have never improved or decreased in cost. This is coming from someone who loves Heroku, but wish the dynos were better.
They have new pricing coming soon that includes new dynos but they're not getting any cheaper - and ditching 24/7 free dynos. http://notes.ericjiang.com/posts/881
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#13The announcement I would love to hear from Heroku: "We found out about Moore's law and are passing some of that on to you." As far as I know, their dyno specs have never improved or decreased in cost. This is coming from someone who loves Heroku, but wish the dynos were better.
They have new pricing coming soon that includes new dynos but they're not getting any cheaper - and ditching 24/7 free dynos. http://notes.ericjiang.com/posts/881
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#14The announcement I would love to hear from Heroku: "We found out about Moore's law and are passing some of that on to you." As far as I know, their dyno specs have never improved or decreased in cost. This is coming from someone who loves Heroku, but wish the dynos were better.
They have new pricing coming soon that includes new dynos but they're not getting any cheaper - and ditching 24/7 free dynos. http://notes.ericjiang.com/posts/881
Heroku is my goto for sites because I can throw my fun little test hobbyist sites on there too.
I might actually have to invest the time to figure out how to host Node/IO on someone else if their free tier goes away
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#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
They have new pricing coming soon that includes new dynos but they're not getting any cheaper - and ditching 24/7 free dynos. http://notes.ericjiang.com/posts/881
According to that link, the price for 1X and 2X dynos is dropping from $35/month to $25/month and from $70/month to $50/month, respectively. That's cheaper, no?