> IMO it really boils down to the quality of the implementation of a product
I think this is true. But I can understand why people are more skeptical of Shuttle than Lambda. Running a function is a fairly simple task and since lambdas are stateless, it's relatively easily to feel confident about this abstraction. I'm less confident that I won't need to worry about the details of how my database is provisioned, configured, and maintained.
This still seems great for hobby projects. It also seems like it would be relatively easy to transition to something more manual if the need arises.
I think this is true. But I can understand why people are more skeptical of Shuttle than Lambda. Running a function is a fairly simple task and since lambdas are stateless, it's relatively easily to feel confident about this abstraction. I'm less confident that I won't need to worry about the details of how my database is provisioned, configured, and maintained.
This still seems great for hobby projects. It also seems like it would be relatively easy to transition to something more manual if the need arises.