Add links to community posts

[XeR]

We came across @ISnackable's blog post that describes how to run CTFNote in a Heroku instance.
We should consider adding a section in the README to add these kinds of tutorials.
Are there more resources like these ?

[ISnackable]

Hi there, I'm the author of the blog post that you've linked. I think it's a great idea to add deployment guides in the README, or perhaps in the GitHub wiki page. It seems that the CTFNote app have went through some rework. This means that the blog post might be slightly outdated, but not to worry I will update it soon 🙂. Unfortunately, I did not manage to find similar resources, thus I decided to write my own.

[B-i-t-K]

I think a wiki page with a link in the readme is the best option.

The migration.md file should also move to a wiki page imho.

[ISnackable]

Hello, if the team still decides to do this, just wanted to share that I recently posted a new guide on hosting CTFNote here!

Hopes this help others who might need some assistance in deploying!

[daanbreur]

Hello @ISnackable! Its been a while we are currently thinking of making a wiki page with community guides / setups if you are still interested send us the correct link

[ISnackable]

@daanbreur Hi 👋 , here is the link to my blog on how to deploy on Render.com for free. (Btw it is updated to work with CTFNote v3)
https://isnackable.me/blog/a-guide-on-deploying-ctfnote-v2-on-render-com