Django web app deployed to Heroku is the fastest way I know of right now.
Django because that's what I know best. I can code a basic CRUD app (which is basically 90% of all apps I have ever needed to build) in a few hours.
Heroku because a simple procfile and push to a git remote is all that's needed to launch the application.
I think the best piece of advice I would give is to use whatever you're most comfortable with. If you use a new technology that saves you 50% on deployment time, but adds days to the time you need for actual development because you are unfamiliar with it, is not worth it in my opinion.
Deployment/setup takes maybe an hour or 2 for the kinds of basic app I think you're talking about. Development is easily days or weeks. Optimizing deployment over development is optimizing the wrong thing in my opinion.
Django because that's what I know best. I can code a basic CRUD app (which is basically 90% of all apps I have ever needed to build) in a few hours.
Heroku because a simple procfile and push to a git remote is all that's needed to launch the application.
I think the best piece of advice I would give is to use whatever you're most comfortable with. If you use a new technology that saves you 50% on deployment time, but adds days to the time you need for actual development because you are unfamiliar with it, is not worth it in my opinion.
Deployment/setup takes maybe an hour or 2 for the kinds of basic app I think you're talking about. Development is easily days or weeks. Optimizing deployment over development is optimizing the wrong thing in my opinion.