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Heroku Vs. Netlify Vs. AWS Vs. Azure Vs. Firebase

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Modern web applications are often built based on powerful JavaScript features, such as Angular, React, and Vue.js. Those web applications can be hosted anywhere, but you might need more than just hosting. Several big cloud companies, including Heroku, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft Azur, offer practically everything you can ask for, while new competitors, such as Netlify, aim to provide an outstanding user experience for creating modern websites. This article will discuss these platforms and their features: Heroku, Netlify, Amazon Web Services, Azure, Firebase, and Digital Ocean. Heroku The Heroku cloud platform was one of the earliest in June 2007. In addition to Ruby, it supports Python, PHP, Scala, Node.js, Go, Java, and many other popular languages. In Heroku, sites are hosted on a virtual system called Dynos that runs web servers. You can execute Linux commands using Dynos. Dynos can be customized and scalable to your requirements. PaaS prov...