[jfengel]

Your page doesn't show any of the backend code being deployed. I don't even know what language it's in.

So it's a little hard for me to compare it to Netlify, which does have backend support in the form of lambdas, and a database in the form of FaunaDB. That's fairly limited, but it's also very easy.

Clicking through to the github page, it looks like the examples are in Go... though I also see a Dockerfile. For me, I'd be more interested in having your blurb page focus more on how one writes the back end, since that's what you're really selling.

[asim]

Thanks for the feedback. I'm assuming you mean the website. We have info and tutorial in docs but agree we could provide more clarity on the website. There is a redesign coming in the next few weeks. There are tutorials in the docs and many code examples in https://github.com/micro/services. The blog post also links to this code. But again I agree we could do more to showcase it. This post was more to demonstrate positioning of us in the market and fill the gap for those building stuff with Netlify.

[turtlebits]

I think correlating this with Netlify is a stretch. You're offering is tied to Golang with a specific framework.

I'd rather see a comparison with other no-infra solutions like AWS chalice or even Serverless framework.