hello world

hello world

deployed madewithoutcode.com/ to digital ocean

Got a 'Hello World' Django/Vue app running on Heroku and being served from cleanexam.com #cleanexam

Finally got the Dokku Ruby on Rails example app working 😭 Apparently I just needed to reboot the droplet? `curl` to my droplet's IP wasn't working, `dokku ports:list ruby-getting-started` didn't show it listening on port 80, `dokku ports:add ruby-getting-started http:80:5000` resulted in an error saying nginx wasn't running. Rebooting seemed to fix it. Next up is trying to deploy my Go backend with Dokku. Destroyed the ruby demo dokku app. Resized my DO droplet to the $6/mo one.

first golang project done #bw

Finished getting a 'Hello World' Django REST Framework app running on Heroku. #discordhub

Hello World! :) #producthuntturkey

Started going through the "Let's Go" ebook, started my first Go web app.

omg finally, server installed, web app installed, api installed, db installed, ssl installed, nginx installed, redirect done, dns configured, everything seems to work I'M SO GREAT

tested the 1click up to the point I can do a curl on Digitalocean #greendeploy

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golang is nice

Learn how to build, deploy a quick & dirty JSON API using PHP, SQLite, Apache. Now live on the internet in under 1 hour, and didn't crash. No node_modules, no build step, no dependency hell. JS boi in me is amazed 😮 #indiejourney #decodingcoding

Cross Post dev.to/golangch/omg-i-love-to… #fullstackjob

first hello world serverless app deployed! yuss.valatw.workers.dev/ 😄

figure out why my digital ocean droplet express server was *really* slow to run. added SWC and now it starts in ~3seconds (like nextjs)

Got the GoLand debugger working with my web app backend, it was super easy, I just had to switch the configuration "Run kind" from Package to Directory and point it at /cmd/api/

web guides installed on DigitalOcean

Got my frontend app deployed to Netlify, it was surprisingly easy. Changed my Cloudflare DNS settings for the domain to point to Netlify, and turned off the 'Proxy' setting in Cloudflare. Changed my frontend and backend code to use the new setup of having the api at a different domain instead of at `/api/` at the same domain. Tomorrow I'll need to test that local development is still working properly and then see if I can get it working on Netlify/DigitalOcean.