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Nice project!

If I want to run this on a VPS for a few sandboxes, what’s the minimum spec that won’t make everything melt? CPU/mem/storage?

Any hidden gotchas not in the README?


For a 8 CPU, 12GB Ram you can run app to 10 concurrents sandboxes that do heavy builds! the project itself is not ram/cpu heavy at all! depending on what you will run inside ! that was one of the main points why i didnt chose to go for real kvm isolation.

i would just say if its for an early stage product got for it! at scale reconsider security and isolation layers


That’s pretty strange. I wonder if Altadena restricted Google from updating the map imagery?


Well, this just made it even easier to keep coding away from the desk.


How should the menu be adjusted then? Baristas aren’t into code, no one’s gonna learn programming just to tweak a menu.


They are markdown files, if you can't manage a markdown file then you are not likely gonna have any easier of a time working in wordpress or anything for that matter.

We assume people are so stupid, its not they are stupid, they have to learn wordpress admin, square space's admin, wixx, they all have a learning curve. The issue is time and effort. If the process is simple even if not elegant its still simple.

In my case you are logging into github and navigating to a folder vs an admin and navigating to a specific section. Editing file directly in github vs hitting save on some form and site deploys via github actions without any other need. If anything my system offers version control baked in with about the same level of effort.


this is my biggest issue. if i think about my sister who is running a small patissery, she has issues even with a laptop. she lives almost entirely on her phone. so either the documentation has to be come a whole lot better. Wordpress was started this way.


True that. But I’ve noticed a lot of people still have no idea how to save their own videos, they even ask me to download them all the time.

So I ended up making this online tool to make the whole thing way easier.


Mind sharing it? (As long as it doesn’t involve anything private.)


Yeah, when it went down, a bunch of the sites I use every day just stopped working.

That’s when I realized it’s basically one of the backbone pieces of the entire internet.


This tool actually feels pretty solid too.


Awesome, debugging is gonna be way easier from here on out.


Just found out about pglite, this library is insanely cool. You can even run Postgres right in the browser.


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