Silverman42:

. Baba no like stress.

Lol, i used to think like this before but mehn, things changed when i started handling real traffic, e no easy abeg, if it was that easy, facebook wont have hundreds of developers

adampedia:
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Silverman42:
Why is no one mentioning PAAS (Platforms As Services) like Heroku and Digital Ocean App Platform for Hosting options. They help scale your backend without hassles

I agree that PaaS technologies like Heroku are doing great to assist in backend development. You should probably mention here a variety of options. Likewise, Elastic Beanstalk (AWS) is a wonderful DevOps tool that plays a great role in scaling applications. It supports numerous languages including PHP, Ruby, Python and Node JS etc. In the same token, Google App Engine is another PaaS platform that would help in quick backend development. It's a free plan and features like cloud storage, databases etc are enough to support backend development.

Indeed, personally, I am a fan of Dokku on Digital Ocean. It is not just an alternate of Heroku like these ones https://blog.back4app.com/heroku-alternatives/ but it is an exciting open-source PaaS platform that newbie developers of Nigeria must use. It is known because of its simplicity and its use would help you in making the best and most scalable backends. In the same token, how you can ignore an excellent platform Firebase https://firebase.google.com/products-build. Although it is offering a variety of products but I am in love with its RealTime databases and its ability to make high quality and very scalable applications. At some certain limits, it is free but paid plans start after it.

On the contrary, you can also consider BaaS options like Back4App, Parse and Backendless in this regard and I don't think for a 1K traffic application, you would need to invest a lot. Amazon AWS could also be a good option in this regard.

Best of luck!

tensazangetsu20:

I am building something very similar. The frontend is React. The backend is WordPress.

Headless CMS.

I think this is where JAMSTACK comes to play and really a technology stack that has really come to stay. Everyone is migrating fast to this headless CMS of a thing and it is just the perfect solution for what the OP mentioned.

niel63:
I think this is where JAMSTACK comes to play and really a technology stack that has really come to stay. Everyone is migrating fast to this headless CMS of a thing and it is just the perfect solution for what the OP mentioned.

This is the future of web development. A front-end framework paired with a CMS or a baas system. I attended the Gatsby conference few days ago and it's shocking what is in stock. Even the top guys at wordpress were all around. That technology is insane.

tensazangetsu20:

This is the future of web development. A front-end framework paired with a CMS or a baas system. I attended the Gatsby conference few days ago and it's shocking what is in stock. Even the top guys at wordpress were all around. That technology is insane.

Yeah... this wpengine has even adopted it. I am building a simple app with these using nextjs and strapi on mongodb. And trust me, development seem very very easy.

AbbasJR ...... Where were you posted for PPA in Nas?