Yeah I'm always surprised about how hard it is to put a website online.
I think there's a market for a service helping a team getting started on the right foot.
It could start with a popular stack of services and frameworks, let's say:
- Github, Heroku, S3, node.js, angular, grunt, bower, yo, bootstrap, etc etc.
And just make it dead simple to have it configured and deployed.
Now, all these services are awesome by themselves, but they all require their own quirks and quacks to work together which makes it a real pain to get started.
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Yeah I'm always surprised about how hard it is to put a website online.
I think there's a market for a service helping a team getting started on the right foot.
It could start with a popular stack of services and frameworks, let's say: - Github, Heroku, S3, node.js, angular, grunt, bower, yo, bootstrap, etc etc.
And just make it dead simple to have it configured and deployed.
Now, all these services are awesome by themselves, but they all require their own quirks and quacks to work together which makes it a real pain to get started.