Google Cloud Platform alternatives

This is one of those products that I wish existed when I was a freelance developer, it would have made my life so much easier. Now, as a Developer of a much more advanced platform, Serverless Cloud has been a dream to work with. I cannot recommend Serverless Cloud enough.

Full blown deployment solutions have no simple one-click deployment for static apps. Static app deployment solutions do pretty much nothing else. One would really think there'd be a lot more services which serve both, but PATR's the only one I've come across. Plus, it's not everyday that you get to talk to the dev team directly when you're facing issues with an app. I know that's something that won't scale, but better make the best of it when you can :) Overall a really good experience. Cheers!

In a word, this product is fantastic, but based on my experience, I can summarize its benefits as follows: - Easy and quick access to all IT resources. - Advanced search capabilities with SQL query. - Ability to quickly export lists from any resource. - Visualization of problem relationships with graphs. - Notification of critical configuration changes on any asset. - Finding and alerting for publicly/vulnerable locations in your resources.

The features are all amazing, and industry standard. Icing in the cake is pricing is a small fraction of what those huge organisations charge.

I originally started with 3 Low-Code Solutions for our application: 1) Retool 2) Appsmith 3) UI.Bakery Myself personally, I created the application in literally all 3 before choosing my favorite. Reasons for my selection: 1) Price...clear and simple...no price per user, no price per database call, etc...the competitors are VERY quick to hide these details. 2) UI...we presented our demo to quite a few people, and UI Bakery stood out as the clear winner 3) Customer Support...I have never quite met a company that is SO engaged. The chat window is INSTANT. Meeting requests are very fast and often the next day 4) This tool can be used for simple applications or complicated ones (such as mine with heavy Javascript coding). It really covers it all.