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Ferron ⚡🦀
@ferron_web
A fast, modern, and easily configurable web server with automatic TLS. Serving sites with HTTPS and secure defaults! 😄
0.0.0.0:80 Katılım Şubat 2025
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We are going to publish an HTTP server library for Rust soon.
No, it won't be Ferron nor Hyper... But it can be used with "vibeio". 😅
It will support HTTP/1.x, HTTP/2 and experimental HTTP/3.
It will also support zerocopy for static files and 100 and 103 HTTP responses.
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@heihuturs We just published it on crates . io 🥳
crates.io/crates/vibeio-…
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> Indie start-ups building the same product become friends.
@caddyserver @mholt6, what do you think? 😅
Tony Dinh@tdinh_me
Funded start-ups building the same product become competitors. Indie start-ups building the same product become friends. Indie start-ups only need $10k MRR to succeed. The market is so big that it is unrealistic and unnecessary for two independent developers to “compete” with each other. Both can support each other and win together. The only rule applies: have your own touch and vision for your product. Don't be that annoying copycat. Build wealth on your own effort and talent.
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Support all, looking forward
Ferron ⚡🦀@ferron_web
Do we end up like what's on H2O web server's homepage? 🥲
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Everybody's marketing these products.
No one's customers would like to use them.
If you want to make them satisfied, learn building and coding. 🥲
Steven@StevenCravotta
Everybody's building these simple little MVPs. No one's making any money. If you wanna print in 2026, learn marketing and distribution.
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a year ago I didn't know AI will actually replace coding
today I have production apps with thousands of users and I haven't read or written a single line of code in over a year
but here's what actually happened in between:
I stopped trying to learn code, and started learning to think in systems
when you understand what a thing needs to DO, not how it does it, the AI figures out the rest
agents, models, frameworks, skills, mcps... they're just lego pieces
the second you stop asking "how do I build this" and start asking "what does this system need" everything changes immediately
that big realization is that most people are still 2-3 years away from having it
I teach it because I wish someone had taught me last year
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