> I have been a backend focussed developer in the past 20 years, web development is often fighting with Javascript and CSS. Especially Heroku as a deployment platform is a new area for me.
I would definitely caution you + the author of this post to tone down the rhetoric. Heroku has earned a tremendous amount of goodwill by being... basically fucking awesome and enabling tremendous amounts of productivity without having to screw around with infinite configuration settings. Just earn your own goodwill on your own merits, not by denigrating an extremely competent "competitor"
Yeah, a basic rule is don't bad mouth competition, it will always reflect on you and not your competition.
Thanks for the feedback. I agree.
Why would I go to the docs if you can't even describe it properly in a blog post?