Vercel offers an incredibly convenient zero-config deployment experience, allowing deployment with just a few clicks and automatic updates from repositories after each commit, making it perfect for developers wanting to focus on their app without deployment hassles.
While AWS is often preferred for its pricing and scalability, Vercel's serverless functions make it a strong choice, especially for projects with lower traffic where the simplicity of use is paramount, supplemented by a desire to learn backend processes.
The Toronto Food Basket application is divided into a webscraper for data collection, an Express API for data organization, and a React app for rendering, illustrating a structured approach to application development and deployment.
Currently, I’m deploying only the webscraper on AWS while I gain more knowledge about server management and routing, demonstrating a practical approach to learning through tiered deployment.
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