How I Deploy ALL My Apps - My 2023 Stack

My 2023 Stack's infra is pretty dope. Be it hosting, compute, servers, serverless, databases, crons, events, logging, and pretty much everything else, there's a solution in here for you 🙏

S/O Ph4seOne for the awesome edit 🙏

[karanmungra]

You can see on theo's face, how happy he is using this tools and talk about them with us.

[protoxpire]

Not being a doubter or unnecessarily skeptical. I appreciate the positives you brought up for all these techs. Could you also talk about scenarios you wouldnt use them for and some potential downsides of these new companies?
Also while using these tech to build a side project may be cool and a good learning experience, would you say they are also ideal for a larger scale project? Especially when we consider how fast tech moves, would you question longevity or replaceability of these companies?
Hope its not a dumb question. Thanks

[noccer]

Always great content but for the love of Jeebus turn down your gain, don't really wanna hear your mouth sloshing into the mic 😄 ☘️

[albertosilvaus]

This content you're sharing is invaluable, thanks!

[ricardoamendoeira]

I would love to know more about that 7 minute response time for bug fixing, it sounds nuts to me, would like to know more about what an average bug at Ping looks like and how the process works for notifying an engineer, how they debug so quickly, etc.

[caiolins]

Man, the way you sold Vercel in this was just a banger 💥 I'm having the opportunity to propose a new if not THE stack the company I work for will be using in its next projects and I'm proposing a lot of these specially Vercel. Thank you and please keep on making these 🚀

[MickGardner-vcus]

yus I'm early!!!! gonna try to venture into frontend this year with your blessings Theo

[lescobrandon]

Lol, this dude has the best thumbnails

[SimonCoulton]

Vercel is currently not HIPAA compliant, really shuts things out for those of us in the healthcare space.

[shaunmodipane]

Thanks for the content, i dont understand everything but i will soon.

[vbstreetz]

I still prefer aws especially automated infra using cloud formation.

[colbyberger]

Great video, love the new tech. I'm still a k8s fan though.

[anmolnoor]

Love your work Bro, Keep it up... I was looking for this type of video for my Infra and there you have it. Thank you very much.

[anasouardini]

[just curious] What about automating AWS and keeping the low price?

[RapBatLe]

Thnak you Theo, nice video. I would like to know more about Upstash services (Redis, CRONs, event queues, kafka, rate limiting) when and how to use them, maybe you can share some your experience of using this services or some useful examples.

[stephfh]

Woah, for once I'm part of the early crowd.

[EddyVinck]

Me: literally on my way to my AWS Developer Associate exam
YouTube: the infra that saved me from AWS

[stephenbrown-bourne]

Really like your shirt in this vid (the 1stone)! Where did you get it? Great vid too 😆

[ilovenaturesound]

I’ve been using Railway to deploy my full stack project. This includes express server, Postgres, redis for the backend and React for the frontend. The experience is pretty nice but not much customization is possible.

[clockworkop]

Well, this video has made me realise how far behind our school is in this way. I don’t blame them for it, all of this seems quite bleeding edge, so it doesn’t really fit to teach it.

But anyway it is still quite a leap to go from taking my old computer and running linux server with php on it, to serverless functions, running who knows where hosting a full stack typescript app, that communicates over trpc.

Is there like any book or guide or course or something I could read to catch up with that, because it’s quite a lot to take in.