Currently trying to differentiate when to use Servers & when to go Serverless. Serverless will scale infinitely, although it has 1 small cost of cold starts but if the site is used regularly then cold start is not needed. Servers are inherently costly. Even if we don't use it to its full potent...

Without going into a ton of detail, I have an idea for an application that logs PHP errors from a website. However, I'm torn between developing this as a SaaS subscription, or a standalone package which users can buy at a one-time cost. Option 1: I develop it as a SaaS, I have to pay for network...

I did the same mistake @harrydry did 2 years ago by putting them in DataBase as MongoDB Blob or something (don't remember now) but never hosted them any reliable paid service other than Imgur. A/c to your experiences what is the reliable place you've found where you host your images nowadays ?

Definitely not for Gaming

So I have a multisite multilingual project. Imagine different websites on different domains using the same design and front end template with different content. I have a middleware that handles serving the different content. I'd like to build a frontend with VUEJS/NuXT or similar. How what I set...

It took me a while to understand but good colors make the project look a lot better than one with poor design. Nowadays I am checking out Coolors & Colour Hunt for Inspiration. How do you choose your colors for next project?

I'm thinking of two options. Either using an eval(), or implementing a DSL. Neither of them makes me really wanna. What would you do? Got any better suggestions?

Hey WIP, Bad day today. My Heroku console has 1803 critical errors :( Are critical errors common? Looking at the specifics: a) I'm using 1X professional heroku dynos. Surely they can handle this level of traffic? b) I made a big mistake with images. Trying to write them to Heroku. Hopefu...

Currently using Heroku and serving the files like so: app.use(express.static(path.join(__dirname, "public"))); I've looked into reverse proxy servers before but always found it complicated. . But from what I've read it would help out a lot. Maybe its time to make the leap. How simple is Nginx ...

One off SAAS are basically SAAS on which you work on only once in the beginning & after that there is little to no development, only maintenance. Do you know any examples of such?

I'm not looking to learn swift actually haha. I have a few domain names I want to sell. I figured companies selling expensive resources tend to have more budget 😄 One of the domains is learnswift(.)com 👀

https://wip.chat/products/993 (https://wipbadge.com) was launched today and currently supports connections to Github. But I'm curious what other services would be interesting? I've been looking into Trello and got a request for GitLab so those are in the works.

Making a dating site. It's nearly done, except I haven't sorted messaging between users yet. I've got two / three choices: a) NOT live messaging. Messages POST to backend. Requires a page refresh to display new messages. b) LIVE messaging! Making use of web sockets. I would also have to sav...

I want to make a blog which will use /blog route & use Gatsby which will render a complete static page & then my other route /apps which will have all my apps & their server side logic like Payment on the same domain. Can I make this work like that ? One subdomain renders static pages & another r...

I want to create a simple GUI app. It should be cross-platform. I can use Electron for this task but the resultant binary would be around 70-80 MB. Can we do better?