Postgres and Heroku in concert have a few issues for me that are good enough for me to throw it in the bin:
Postgres lacks a few quality of life things such as arrays as values
Heroku is an unfamiliar interface to me these days, and while lovely, is just not worth the headache when I'm so comfortable with AWS
Differences between production and development cause issues like #28 to be mysterious and time sinks
What I'd like to do instead is switch to AWS cloudformation and MySQL, or DynamoDB if that's not too much of a headache, but Dynamo will likely come later
Heroku's kicking the free plans my app relies on anyway, so this is basically a necessity now. I think my estimated cost to stay on Heroku is $34/mo, which is absolutely not happening.
Postgres and Heroku in concert have a few issues for me that are good enough for me to throw it in the bin:
What I'd like to do instead is switch to AWS cloudformation and MySQL, or DynamoDB if that's not too much of a headache, but Dynamo will likely come later