Squash Reviews

I bought Tier 2. It was working previously and now I am put back to free plan. Squash team doesn't have easy way to reach support.

This is a great product at a great price if you code sites or you need something that just can be done quickly and fast so that you can throw some code together this is the way to go. I talked to the customer support and am happy with the demo that they went through with me. They answered all my questions, even the hard ones. And yes, I have some hard questions. If this is what you do, I highly suggest you grab this real quick. It'll make your life a heck of a lot easier. For those moments where you need to create a site quick for a client.

She's a keeper for me even though I believe I've jumped in the deep end on this one, with the GitHub side of things & not being a dev thus far.

I'm more a tech hobbyist & mess more with sites, local sites, local VMs and things, but Squash came in handy to quickly spin up a WordPress site to quick test a few plugins & scenarios with issues. Though I didn't really do anything GitHub side for the setup which I'm sure would give me more control deploying whatever the required package / images are etc. Got me some terminologies & things to look into & work out in that realm of things.

Down the track I plan to play around with some coding stuff with Ai etc I think it will make for some good training grounds for it & other things.

More tutorials for Squash use would be good..

I purchased even though I had no imminent dev project going on.
Knowing about the cost (time and money) to spin up test environments or using services offering similar options, this is a no-brainer.

Another way I am goin g to use this is to setup a disposable environment to test new tools for my future arsenal. Most Open Source projects come with docker containers/git repos to run your own copy. Prior even letting any code run on my own machine(s) / environments, I can spin it up here, play, test and evaluate new "toys" and tools.

I have been using Squash for a while now. Squash allows me to create test environments for my web apps automatically within a couple of minutes. It integrates seamlessly with my GitHub and automatically deploys pull requests to a unique URL that I can share with my team and clients.

Squash is focused on Docker and docker-compose, which means I can use the same tech stack that I use for development, staging, and production.

I want to give a special shout-out to Evandro from the Squash team, who helped me with a great onboarding process. He took time to explain how Squash works and provided examples of how to use it effectively. He was very responsive, friendly, and informative throughout the whole process.

As a WordPress developer, I have now created my own docker-compose stack for my implementation of Bedrock WP. Thanks to the great onboarding which triggered my learning process, I was able from not using docker to get my own Bedrock WP stack ready that contains multiple services (nginx, php-fpm, mariadb) within a couple of days.

Thanks to Squash, I have not only found a solution for getting convenient testing environments, but also have become a better developer as I started getting into Docker and docker-compose more deeply. This is one of my best purchases on AppSumo and in my opinion the current offer is an absolute steal!