Who is the target audience of this? Solo devs? VC backed startups looking to move fast? Corporate teams?
> Deploy backends without the hassle
followed by:
> It is built primarily on AWS Lambda...
In my experience Lambda is absolutely a hassle.
If we are locking ourselves in to AWS products How does this improve over first-party AWS offerings like Amplify?
Also the readme... I have to try hard not to dismiss a project like this out if hand when I see the LLM generated README.md. They all look the same, have no personality, and frankly are easy to just scroll past.
If you don't take the time to curate and polish your project's readme (the absolute very first thing people read about your project), I can't help but wonder if you bothered to review and polish the code itself.
"Serverless backend hosting without idle cost", and one day morning you got a huge surprise cost from AWS due to being DDoSed or any misconfigured ;-)
Why would I use this rather than ‘sam build && sam deploy’? Coding template files is basically a non-issue these days, and provides great flexibility.
Who is the target audience of this? Solo devs? VC backed startups looking to move fast? Corporate teams?
> Deploy backends without the hassle
followed by:
> It is built primarily on AWS Lambda...
In my experience Lambda is absolutely a hassle.
If we are locking ourselves in to AWS products How does this improve over first-party AWS offerings like Amplify?
Also the readme... I have to try hard not to dismiss a project like this out if hand when I see the LLM generated README.md. They all look the same, have no personality, and frankly are easy to just scroll past.
If you don't take the time to curate and polish your project's readme (the absolute very first thing people read about your project), I can't help but wonder if you bothered to review and polish the code itself.
How many more new accounts are you going to make to spam this source?