@theecgaming1@ItXBosS@taylorotwell Laravel Pail needs the PCNTL extension to PHP and that doesn't work on Windows.
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@joshcirre Svelte and Laravel feel so similar to me in their ethos, the way they communicate (both from the maintainers and among the community), and how they try to include good first-party support for things you need (eg styling, state management in Svelte)
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@joshcirre That makes sense and I imagine it's a fast workflow for trying things out.
$0 to $39 a month plus AWS fees feels a very big change for hobby sites where you don't want to manage a server. Netlify/Vercel do the VC-funded thing to make it $0 obviously.
@joshcirre Oh nice :-) I've watched a lot of your stuff but missed this one.
Is Fly still your go-to for hobby sites? It does seem to have far fewer gotchas than the Vercel approach I blogged above
@joshcirre I was interested in your take as the JS>>Laravel guy on quick and cheap Laravel deployments.
That Netlify and Vercel etc quickly deploy a JS framework site for free really lowers the barrier to entry to JS-land imo