Refactoring The_Internet: Deploying the web app to Render

We are well on our way to place a copy of my favorite test site, The-Internet, onto its new home on Render.com, a place where developers can deploy web apps using their free tier, much like Heroku in its heyday. Sure, web apps that live on the free tier of Render takes a minute or so to spin up, but, hey, you get what you pay for!With our last blog post, we: Examined using Google AI the Gemfile of the original The-Internet, a Ruby project at https://github.com/saucelabs/the-internet, hosting on the failing site, https://the-internet.herokuapp.com/Created a new copy of the web app onto my GitHub site, forking the original repoUpdated the Ruby architecture of the web app per Google AI's findings. Tested the web app could be deployed locally and pushed the changes to my GitHub site: https://github.com/tjmaher/the-internetWith this blog post, we will create a new account on Render, a new project, and set up a new home for The-Internet. What the Heck is Render?Render is a cloud platform as…