SST, you can have your backend logic and infrastructure all in Typescript. If you want to use a different runtime for your serverless functions, you can. you can also define your frontend in the same project and deploy the whole thing with one command.
For personal stuff this is great because you can run everything you need for next to nothing. For commercial stuff, it would depend on the use case. If you are going to be handling a bunch of requests or have to do a large amount of processing, you may want to go a different direction, as is the case with all serverless applications.
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SST, you can have your backend logic and infrastructure all in Typescript. If you want to use a different runtime for your serverless functions, you can. you can also define your frontend in the same project and deploy the whole thing with one command.
For personal stuff this is great because you can run everything you need for next to nothing. For commercial stuff, it would depend on the use case. If you are going to be handling a bunch of requests or have to do a large amount of processing, you may want to go a different direction, as is the case with all serverless applications.