PHP was a lot of fun. Easy to deploy and easy to debug.https://twitter.com/jacobian/status/1163453179499089921 …
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Personally I find
@Netlify deployments even easier. You don't have to worry about it since deployments are automatic with the GitHub integration after each commit -
Have you tried our GitHub integration? It works just as easily!https://zeit.co/github
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I mean of course. Nothing beats FTP in your editor and <!-- var_dump($_GET) --> in production ;)
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You forgot the $_SERVER[“REMOTE_ADDR”] === “my_ip” there

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Are you sure? Even with zero-config serverless Node.js functions?
For the fronted, I would argue that doing `npm create next-app` and `now` (then editing JSX) is just as easy.
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Biggest change of direction since Now 2, what's left is rewiring our brains that it just works. v1 -> v2 -> zero-config and Next 9
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I've never done much PHP, but it does seem to me that with Next.js+Zeit that problem goes away. With Apache you have to worry about hosting, server, scaling, etc. Next.js compiles to static pages+server side rendered in lambdas.
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