My advice is based on my own experience, so obviously I think it is true.
It is my job to know a LOT about putting content in users browsers (from TCP protocol level up to the HTML) but I still think that GitHub pages is too limited for anything but very simple site.
It’s cool to have a static site - it’s not cool to be forced to only have a static site.
I still think that GitHub pages is too limited for anything but very simple site
Oh we wont disagree there, it absolutely has its limitations.
You had originally stated you don't consider these types of stacks to be "running my own site" and I was just wondering what the distinction was, not to necessarily call into question or invalidate your own experiences-if I gave that impression, it's on me to communicate myself a bit better next time.
It is my job to know a LOT about putting content in users browsers (from TCP protocol level up to the HTML) but I still think that GitHub pages is too limited for anything but very simple site.
It’s cool to have a static site - it’s not cool to be forced to only have a static site.