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Very minimally, sure. You also save a whole pile of money.



The point of Heroku is that I don't have to run a server.


The blog post we're all commenting describes the point of heroku as to lowering the barrier to entry for deployment. It's about the number of things that you don't have to think about. As a sibling comment says in Google App Engine you also don't have to run a server, but it's much more complicated to use (I ran a startup on it for a while).


> The blog post we're all commenting

Was written by the person you are responding to.




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