michaelscaria | 11 years ago | on: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
checkout fortheon.com/extensions
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michaelscaria | 11 years ago | on: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
once you purchase a database, you get all of the credentials to connect to it externally or automatically once you tie an app
michaelscaria | 11 years ago | on: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
Hey sorry about that, somebody posted this prematurely for us. But you can contact us at [email protected].
michaelscaria | 11 years ago | on: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
@filearts the extensions is a standalone server that can operate with or without an application server. Only our base server cost for application, load balancer and extensions are the same.
michaelscaria | 11 years ago | on: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
@pkallberg yup, it's entirely on DigitalOcean
michaelscaria | 11 years ago | on: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
SSL is free with the purchase of a load balancer.
michaelscaria | 11 years ago | on: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
By the way, you guys can access docs at https://docs.fortheon.com
Sorry about this, wasn't aware we were posted!
michaelscaria | 11 years ago | on: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
www.fortheon.com/pricing
www.fortheon.com/extensions
michaelscaria | 11 years ago | on: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
Not yet, it's definitely on the top of our priorities list!
michaelscaria | 11 years ago | on: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
Exactly on point, Dokku is great when you want to manage everything yourself, but Fortheon takes care of all the hairy server interactions.
michaelscaria | 11 years ago | on: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
Hey, so sorry about that, we weren't aware somebody posted about this! But like krisshd said, we are fully functional and have several websites running on us.
michaelscaria | 12 years ago | on: Ask HN: Building a video publishing app in 2 months with only $5,000?
Have you thought about using Heroku?
michaelscaria | 13 years ago | on: Poll: Full-time software engineers in the Bay Area, what's your annual salary?
From what I've heard in other places, Google only gives about 150k to their developers, so how does one make it to the 300k level?
michaelscaria | 13 years ago
Wow, this makes me actually reconsider this. Perhaps Google might find a way around this?
michaelscaria | 13 years ago | on: Xamarin 2.0 reviewed: iOS development finally comes to Visual Studio
I still don't think that Xamarin 2.0 has the ability to compete with the native applications produced in Objective C
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