One thing about going 'full stack' is there's a heck of a lot of OPS going on in the 'full stack'. You can be 'Full Stack Dev' maybe but really you need two people, or devops tools that are just incredibly more sophisticated than what's out there today.
Maybe these are all premature optimizations, but maybe they are essential steps you would regret not taking earlier.... But how can you tell the difference?
How do you know the server is secure?
What kinds of logs are you keeping?
Are you monitoring uptime?
What analytics?
Backups!
Testing Backups!
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Today the only solution is basically finding a PaaS who can offer that feature-set.
So I think a really great next article you could write is talking about getting it all live and in front of users - deploy it.
Maybe these are all premature optimizations, but maybe they are essential steps you would regret not taking earlier.... But how can you tell the difference?
Today the only solution is basically finding a PaaS who can offer that feature-set.
So I think a really great next article you could write is talking about getting it all live and in front of users - deploy it.