@dom96
True. I run docker-compose for consistency and separation mostly.
**consistency**
It almost guarantees that the instance on my local laptop will be truly
replicated on any instance I run on the cloud. My nginx configs always includes
`*.localtest.me` support.
Basically, I can test the
> I thought Digital Ocean wouldn't have been an option with Nim, but Docker
> seems to make it possible...
You don't need Docker to run Nim on Digital Ocean (or any VPS/server hosting
provider). You've got a whole Linux machine to do with what you wish. Most of
the time Docker is overkill.
I think is kinda the reverse, Nim may run everywhere that can barely run C or
JS. :)
Please consider talking about hosting in your web dev tutorial series as well.
You can also run a Nim backend on AWS Lambda. I wrote a Serverless Framework
plugin for that purpose here
[https://github.com/epiphone/serverless-nim](https://github.com/epiphone/serverless-nim)
(pardon the plug!).
Wow! Thanks for the detailed response! I'll definitely look into it! I thought
Digital Ocean wouldn't have been an option with Nim, but Docker seems to make
it possible... That seems to be a pattern I've been noticing when trying to
research this topic in particular...
Myself, I use Digital Ocean for hosting, using docker-compose. I keep the
source code (w/o credentials) for each site on separate private repos and put
the results on a separate repo for the docker instance.
Essentially, each website is compiled with C. I write a move.sh bash script to
move onl
Found this in the "Curated Packages" list for Nim:
[https://github.com/planety/prologue](https://github.com/planety/prologue)
Has anybody here used Prologue? How does it compare to Jester?
For future reference, here's a link to the Heroku buildpack for Nim:
[https://elements.heroku.com/buildpacks/vic/heroku-buildpack-nim](https://elements.heroku.com/buildpacks/vic/heroku-buildpack-nim)
Haven't tested it yet
For future reference, here's a link to the Heroku buildpack for Nim:
[https://elements.heroku.com/buildpacks/vic/heroku-buildpack-nim](https://elements.heroku.com/buildpacks/vic/heroku-buildpack-nim)
Haven't tested it yet
Thanks for the reply! I've looked at Jester so far, but not Karax yet. I'll
keep in mind what you're saying about Karax though when I'm looking at it!
Thanks! I'll look into it!
i usualy got for
* nginx as reverse proxy
* "nim-templates" whith plain asynchttpserver with a small "path matching"
library, since i find it easier to incoperate asynchttpserver into bigger
applications than jester (for example in the past it was not possible to use
websocket with jester s
For frontend, Karax is the way to go.
For backend, there are at least Jester and Rosencrantz.
There's no Nim-sponsored hosting solution, you can pick anyone you like. I used
to use Zeit when they offered Docker deployments. People say Heroku is nice.s
I've got a few ideas for some web applications that I want to deploy in Nim.
How are Nim developers doing it now? Jester? Karax? What about hosting?
15 matches
Mail list logo
