Vanilla Node.js vs. Serverless Functions for Database Management: Seeking Recommendations and Advice
Project Requirements:
-User registration and login with password hashing.
-Storing form submissions in MongoDB.
-Displaying submissions in a dashboard.
-Allowing the client to respond to submissions from the dashboard.
Technologies:
-MongoDB for the database.
-Vercel for deployment.
While serverless functions seem easier to set up, I've read about unexpected high bills. Vanilla Node.js looks more complex but could provide valuable experience and full control, although it might be overkill for my project.I'm stuck between choosing vanilla Node.js or serverless functions. Which approach would you recommend for my project?
-User registration and login with password hashing.
-Storing form submissions in MongoDB.
-Displaying submissions in a dashboard.
-Allowing the client to respond to submissions from the dashboard.
Technologies:
-MongoDB for the database.
-Vercel for deployment.
While serverless functions seem easier to set up, I've read about unexpected high bills. Vanilla Node.js looks more complex but could provide valuable experience and full control, although it might be overkill for my project.I'm stuck between choosing vanilla Node.js or serverless functions. Which approach would you recommend for my project?
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