I'm new to web development, I used Heroku yesterday for the first time and it was pretty easy to get my web app running, I didn't understand how everything worked so thats why I'm here and I can't believe heroku takes care of so many processes in the background! I like to do things from scratch as far as possible but now I'm feeling it's going to be a long road ahead of me
I have some doubts about Heroku and need clarification on these two:- 1. if I deployed my first app then will it use any dynos or not? 2. If it will not use dynos and is free to deploy, then is there any traffic or CPU use limit which if our app crosses will get charged?
According to their website, you will consume dynos once you deploy your app and traffic starts. You start with a finite quantity of dynos (which renew every month). This dyno limitation allows you to have a decent amount of traffic every month. At some point in the presentation he mentions you can control the amount of traffic you are receiving, and this is fundamental so you can avoid exhausting them at some point on the month and not receiving traffic at all the remaining days.
My application needs to store many text files for every user, and I plan to support many many many users. Right now whenever a new user registers with my django app, a directory structure is set up for them on my linux box. Can you do that with heroku, or can you only store data in postgres?
There are so many "platforms" (I quoted it, as if you do have to programmatically configure or deploy, and understand the internals of it to get it working, its more of a framework not platform) like this that I keep wondering when they will evolve into real platforms. Like say nidulus.io which does everything graphically, and let ppl focus only on the feature of each app/service, not how to best configure it. Configuration, scaling and monitoring is all graphical, and the services can be reused by several APIs without having to manually change configs and redeploy. It feels backwards to watch a long tutorial like this when all you want to do is write your own feature, and not worry about which commands to use to set/do this or that. Or its just me :)
I have tried to sign up for free, but there is no eamil arrive to inbox, spam or bin folder at all. tried 2 different email address, no response at all. It actually took more than 30 mins for the registration email to arrive.
hey i have simple app with nodejs for my user and Avery user can create other user like admin and subadmin they have the same data but data can be change price or ... how much i can pay i want for 100superadmin user and there subadmin
A very informative tutorial! I tried deploying my node project on Heroku, on running my app, its giving errors. ERR_INSECURE_RESPONSE .. looks like I have used some plugins, like ui-grid.js which runs on http. but because heroku, runs on https..they are not supported. Can you help me with that? thanks!!
Im a bit confused , now using Heroku we have tow version controls ! if we can do "heroku rollback" and go to the older version just like in 32:20 , why would then need using Git !?
"Heroku is a cloud app program that lets you build applications in almost any language" - What does this even mean? I can already build applications in almost any language.
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20:57 - The loudest gulp ever recorded throughout human history, really worth listenning to. Thanks for this beautiful moment.
I'm new to web development, I used Heroku yesterday for the first time and it was pretty easy to get my web app running, I didn't understand how everything worked so thats why I'm here and I can't believe heroku takes care of so many processes in the background! I like to do things from scratch as far as possible but now I'm feeling it's going to be a long road ahead of me
We like this video. Good video.,.......
I got a lot from this. Thank you for such a concise demonstration. Great for New Developers.
This was one of the best demos I have ever seen. Bravo.
Did it manage to run on your side?
As a beginner the introduction was very good and I was able to deploy my php app but I am having problems running javascript on heroku😢.
Very nicely explained! Much better than the Heroku website
I have some doubts about Heroku and need clarification on these two:-
1. if I deployed my first app then will it use any dynos or not?
2. If it will not use dynos and is free to deploy, then is there any traffic or CPU use limit which if our app crosses will get charged?
According to their website, you will consume dynos once you deploy your app and traffic starts. You start with a finite quantity of dynos (which renew every month). This dyno limitation allows you to have a decent amount of traffic every month. At some point in the presentation he mentions you can control the amount of traffic you are receiving, and this is fundamental so you can avoid exhausting them at some point on the month and not receiving traffic at all the remaining days.
Love this platform! Awesome job Salesforce
Many thanks for the nice introduction.
Great talk. Extremely well presented.
I love Heroku! They are awesome!
Really helpful for beginners.
My application needs to store many text files for every user, and I plan to support many many many users. Right now whenever a new user registers with my django app, a directory structure is set up for them on my linux box. Can you do that with heroku, or can you only store data in postgres?
There are so many "platforms" (I quoted it, as if you do have to programmatically configure or deploy, and understand the internals of it to get it working, its more of a framework not platform) like this that I keep wondering when they will evolve into real platforms. Like say nidulus.io which does everything graphically, and let ppl focus only on the feature of each app/service, not how to best configure it. Configuration, scaling and monitoring is all graphical, and the services can be reused by several APIs without having to manually change configs and redeploy. It feels backwards to watch a long tutorial like this when all you want to do is write your own feature, and not worry about which commands to use to set/do this or that. Or its just me :)
really appreciable....! But how can I install plugins to my web...?
I have tried to sign up for free, but there is no eamil arrive to inbox, spam or bin folder at all. tried 2 different email address, no response at all. It actually took more than 30 mins for the registration email to arrive.
Thank you so much it’s was helpful and clear 👏🏻
Thanks Jacob , That that is very captivating , Well I have a website 2GB and more in size can I host it on Heroku
hey i have simple app with nodejs for my user and Avery user can create other user like admin and subadmin they have the same data but data can be change price or ... how much i can pay i want for 100superadmin user and there subadmin
Useful learning!
Very clear!, thanks so much
good
Thanks for this.
thank you very much .. keep it up
A very informative tutorial! I tried deploying my node project on Heroku, on running my app, its giving errors. ERR_INSECURE_RESPONSE .. looks like I have used some plugins, like ui-grid.js which runs on http. but because heroku, runs on https..they are not supported. Can you help me with that? thanks!!
I hope you figured it out since then...
Im a bit confused , now using Heroku we have tow version controls ! if we can do "heroku rollback" and go to the older version just like in 32:20 , why would then need using Git !?
git is your development version. rollback is your production version.
Awesome !
28:23 Environment Variables
"Heroku is a cloud app program that lets you build applications in almost any language" - What does this even mean? I can already build applications in almost any language.
This must be the most thirsty presenter I've ever listen to. Drank 10 times for 38 mins session, jeeez
thank you
nice !
good old python. tabs cause errors :)
Forces you to write legible code nah?
remote: Building source:
remote:
remote: -----> App not compatible with buildpack: buildpack-registry.s3.amazonaws.com/buildpacks/heroku/python.tgz
remote: More info: devcenter.heroku.com/articles/buildpacks#detection-failure
remote:
remote: ! Push failed
remote: Verifying deploy...
remote:
remote: ! Push rejected to onlyhouse.
remote:
To git.heroku.com/onlyhouse.git
! [remote rejected] master -> master (pre-receive hook declined)
error: failed to push some refs to 'git.heroku.com/onlyhouse.git'
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