Baadal provides a VS Code like browser IDE with built-in relational databases, file storage, etc. You can quickly start a NodeJs, Django or similar backend project in it. Once your business logic is ready, you can replicate your dev environment into a fully managed production environment without manual intervention (i.e. spinning up servers, permissions, security, etc.).
Whenever I started on a new web project, I found myself spending time on things that didn’t provide any business value. Things such as:
1) setting up the local environment on my laptop, installing multiple software and integrating them in code.
2) researching and learning about Cloud technology on Youtube, blogs & docs.
3) trying to replicate my local environment to prod in Cloud through a trial & error process.
That’s why I started building Baadal. Any feedback on this would be greatly appreciated.
Not right now. The thought is to abstract away the cloud provider from the end user so that he/she doesn't need to worry about the complexities and best practices of that specific cloud and just focus on feature development. However, we may add that in future based on the demand.
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[ 5.2 ms ] story [ 22.3 ms ] threadWhenever I started on a new web project, I found myself spending time on things that didn’t provide any business value. Things such as: 1) setting up the local environment on my laptop, installing multiple software and integrating them in code. 2) researching and learning about Cloud technology on Youtube, blogs & docs. 3) trying to replicate my local environment to prod in Cloud through a trial & error process.
That’s why I started building Baadal. Any feedback on this would be greatly appreciated.