Deploys Go app containers. Pick a cloud. Use whatever they offer.
Deploys static JS to cdn
Calls it a day.
I really do not understand these tools. Who is using them?
I’ve built and worked on apps used by millions of people. Really don’t understand where the benefit is or if people are just over complicating basic things to extract money from chump developers?
And now that your app is using one of these frameworks, you probably need some sort of API for whatever. There's a lot to be said about designing a REST api just being exporting an JS function in a file in a /api folder or whatever. If you are already using a hosted option for these frameworks it's an incredibly simple solution that doesn't require to you mess around creating a new project, making a docker image, going to a different cloud provider and giving them your credit card, etc. And depending on your scale that might genuinely be cheaper than running a container 24/7 on a public cloud.
It limiting your options can be a good thing, people can just ship instead of being stuck in analysis paralysis forever.
I also found it quite nice entry point for newbie developers. I’ve been donating my time to help out new developers, and learning deployment (it isn’t ”basic” for complete newbies) on top of everything can be daunting. Vercel lets them deploy for free and effortlessly so that they can show off what they’ve learned.
That being said, I personally wouldn’t touch Vercel for any serious work either.
IMO biggest problem is that if your website is public facing, then just having an SPA is bad for crawlers and not great for UX.