Cost effective solution for deploying a website

Hi 👋 to all i have built a website in next js and spring boot and i am expecting 1000 users per day visit on website can anyone help me where to deploy ? i have seen some youtube video and they are suggesting railway.app pls give your valuable suggestions keeping in mind my budget is 2k per month

I'm not from tech background but I'd like to create and responsive website to help my dad's business. (Resturant, stay) by which customers can book rooms, availability of rooms and other services. Is there any platform which allows me to create a responsive webpage? Which should be compatible with mobiles/other devices also? I've tried wix, squarespace but it's prompt me to pay, is it leggit? I know I can outsource it but I'd just like explore. Thank you 🙏

I am a generalist and have zero clue on building apps and websites. Can you guys pls suggest me some no code tools that i can use for free to build my side hustle.

Hi, I am a computer science graduate and I wanted to know the best way to learn backend coding to build and deploy APIs on an ec2 or equivalent service. I think i didn't get too much exposure in college so I want a guided course that I can watch and do every night for 30 mins over 2 months so that I can learn this. I currently understand data structures etc. but can't build anything end to end. Does anyone have any recommendations? I'll go with the option that has the highest upvotes and backed by reasoning.

I'm looking to buy a domain name. What's the best site from where I should buy? Also, I'm buying for the first time so please help me with things which should be taken in consideration before/while/after buying.

The website to be controlled by me or my colleagues but the problem is that, it is very hectic to make a new website as first i have to learn different programming languages then html css js and then work on them then study about databases collecting and its storage and then make it responsive and then think about how to make it visible to more and more people although i have a better idea for my website but this development phase is like horrible 🥲

Hey everyone, I am finally starting my startup. I wanted to know which medium, App or Web to start with. We have already built MVP, and got the idea validated. The customer base is GenZ and millennials. Confused about whether we should build an app first or web. Pls shed some light.

1. Novel/new business idea 2. Degrees/MBAs 3. Experience/reputation 4. Money (hardly 20-30k to register company) 5. CTO 6. Employees/Co-founders 7. External investment 8. Website/app 9. Social media accounts 10. Office location (register home as office) Far too many people focus on needing xyz before starting up. Most of them are excuses and self-imposed roadblocks from what I've seen in my conversations with people. I'm currently working on 2 ventures that still have many items missing from this list. Doesn't really stop me from making revenue and profit. Sure, there may be some things required from this list for specific businesses and at diff stages. But they are mostly an extra, good to have but not required. What is required in copious amounts is courage and will power, willingness to face rejections and ability to withstand multiple failures only to get back up and try again. Also, a healthy enough risk appetite. I hope to see more young and talented folks (especially MBA grads) start their own thing some day. Best time is in your twenties and early thirties, when you have little to lose. If you have any business ideas you want help with, I'd be happy to discuss and share contacts and resources if required. Good luck soldiers, see you in the arena 🪖

As a non technical founder, i can go as far as prototyping an app on figma, or make detailed wireframes of what I want the app to be. Right now, after months of brainstorming and research, I would say I have a pretty good idea of what i want the app to be and what the functions of the app are. But I'm new to the startup world, and I'm at a stage where I'm supposed to choose one of the three options with their own pros and cons: 1. Find a technical cofounder for full stack development. It's very difficult to find someone with the same mindset and vision as me, but if I do, then this can be the best solution out of the three. 2. Learn either front end or back end or both. It's very time consuming especially when I'm in my final year of my bachelor's and doesn't really make sense (as advised by another founder of a pretty big startup) 3. Outsourcing dev. Lack of funding, IP issues, and communication gaps. It would be great if someone who's already in the startup world to guide me with this or give me advise on what next step for me would be the most beneficial.