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Daily dose of web development. Managed by @csaba_kissi

Katılım Aralık 2021
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Sevalla@sevalla_hosting·
Docker isn't complicated. It just has a few concepts that click together. Learn them in this order: • 📄 Dockerfile → define your app • 📦 Image → reusable blueprint • 📦 Container → running instance • 💾 Volumes → persistent data • 🌐 Networks → service communication • 🐳 Docker Compose → multi-container apps • ☁️ Deployment → run anywhere Master these fundamentals first.
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WebDeveloperMentor@MentorWebDev·
What terminal command do you use the most?
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Csaba Kissi@csaba_kissi·
🚨 Fable included until 12 July 🙌
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Csaba Kissi@csaba_kissi·
I just recreated my personal website. Created in Astro, hosted on Sevalla. What's your opinion? csabakissi.com
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Sevalla@sevalla_hosting·
Docker basics - how it works You write your app Code, dependencies, config, and a Dockerfile. You build an image `docker build` creates a read-only snapshot of your app. You run a container `docker run` starts a live, isolated instance from that image. Images are layered Base OS, dependencies, packages, and app code are stacked as reusable layers. Docker Engine runs it It uses OS features like namespaces and cgroups to isolate processes. Registries store images Use `docker push` to upload and `docker pull` to download images.
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Venelin K.@venelinkochev·
I made $32,942 in June 2026 📂 Directify - $2,832 🔄 ConvertHub - $92 📁 Directories - $95 📋 RapidForm - $35 🌐 Domain Sale - $29,888 obviously a domain sale like this won't happen every month, but it feels good seeing that number :D Directify MRR is growing too, more on that soon btw I'm still working a full-time dev job alongside all of this... for now 🙂
Venelin K.@venelinkochev

I made $3,284 in May 2026 📂 Directify - $2,975 🔄 ConvertHub - $150 🦞 ClawTeam - $95 📋 RapidForm - $64 May was one of the hardest months, lots of failed payments on Directify, but despite that it still came close to $3k for the first time - up $345 from last month. ClawTeam is pretty much dead now that the OpenClaw hype is gone, but it had a good run. I'll share the full breakdown in a separate post. ConvertHub and RapidForm are both running on autopilot, need to give these two more attention, esp RapidForm in the next few months. still working a full-time dev job alongside... for now 🙂

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WebDeveloperMentor@MentorWebDev·
Which one do you prefer for your project?
Sevalla@sevalla_hosting

Monolithic vs. Microservices Monolithic and microservices architectures solve the same problem in very different ways. A monolithic system puts everything in one application: • user interface • business logic • data access • shared database This is simpler to build, deploy, and reason about early on. But as the product grows, a single change can affect the entire system. Microservices split the system into smaller services: • user service • order service • catalog service • payment service Each service can own its logic, database, deployment cycle, and scaling needs. Monolith = one large application Microservices = many focused services working together Start simple when the product is small. Split only when the complexity is real.

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WebDeveloperMentor@MentorWebDev·
@cline Great to see so many models available. GLM-5.2 is amazing and can be used for majority of tasks
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Cline@cline·
We’ve been impressed with GLM-5.2 and so are introducing a $9.99/month subscription to give you 2-5x discounted access to it and other open weight models like DeepSeek, Kimi, MiniMax, Mimo, Qwen. Use it on Cline CLI & IDE with $1.99 special promo if sign up via: npm i -g cline
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WebDeveloperMentor@MentorWebDev·
The interesting thing here isn't just access to more models. It's that Cline is treating open-weight models as something that needs a proper coding harness around it: repo context, tool use, edits, terminal feedback, error handling. That layer matters a lot.
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We’ve been impressed with GLM-5.2 and so are introducing a $9.99/month subscription to give you 2-5x discounted access to it and other open weight models like DeepSeek, Kimi, MiniMax, Mimo, Qwen. Use it on Cline CLI & IDE with $1.99 special promo if sign up via: npm i -g cline

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Sevalla@sevalla_hosting·
A microservices architecture is not just a bunch of small services. It is a system in which each service owns a distinct part of the business. Typical flow: - Users come from web, mobile, or desktop apps - Static assets can be served through a CDN - Dynamic requests go through a load balancer - The API gateway routes traffic to the right service - Identity services handle authentication and access - Service discovery helps services find each other - Message brokers handle async communication - Each service can have its own database The main benefit: Teams can build, deploy, and scale services independently. The tradeoff: You need better observability, networking, coordination, and failure handling. Microservices give you flexibility.
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adah@alohaproxy·
Learning Go? Pick your path: Go + Gin → Backend APIs Go + gRPC → Distributed Systems Go + Kafka → Event-Driven Systems Go + Kubernetes → Cloud Native Go + Docker → Containers Go + Terraform → Infrastructure Go + Prometheus → Observability Go + Redis → High-Performance Caching Go + WebSockets → Real-Time Apps One language. Countless engineering careers. 🫡
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WebDeveloperMentor@MentorWebDev·
We're in a situation where the stack no longer matters. AI can handle everything.
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Csaba Kissi@csaba_kissi·
I created 6 side projects last week. A combination of the Codex, Claude code, and Devin. Most used models: Gpt5.5 and Opus 4.8 Tools: $20 + $20 + $15. Not sure if sustainable long term, as I hit limits sometimes. What do you use?
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Csaba Kissi@csaba_kissi·
Two fresh free projects you should know about: Tracedr.com - trace domain rank for any domain for free Sslradar.io - Free SSL Certificate Checker
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