Working on lots of JavaScript projects? Your computer is probably stuffed with massive  node_modules  folders eating up your disk space. Let's look at how to clean them up easily with a tool called npkill . Why node_modules Are a Pain If you build websites or
I'm hosting a few Statamic (a file-based CMS) sites on a Hetzner VPS, and I wanted to download the files locally. My first choice was scp and I ended up with something like this: scp -r ploi@5.161.177.151:/home/ploi/[website_folder]/users/ ~/Documents/
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Almost 500 visitors so far since launch, surreal! Since launch I added: Individual technology pages Search 404 and privacy policy pages A price range indicator to the resource card component A blog and published my first blog post UTM params so authors know when I'm sending them traffic
I launched my latest side project:  Codelier . It's a directory of high-quality books and video courses for developers, all from indie authors. The kind that go beyond the typical "Learn X in 2 hours" tutorials. What's in it: • 45+ carefully curated
We're using Pocketbase for the Bootstrap Logos project, and so far, it's been ok. I wish it had better docs, but the great UI makes up for some of its shortcomings. One thing that was worrying me was the backups. We were just doing it on
I used to have a simple bash script that I ran on Javascript projects to update all the NPM dependencies to the latest version: alias npmup="npx npm-check-updates -u && npm i" But now that I'm slowly switching to pnpm I wanted an
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Sync your Pantheon database to a local MySQL database with a streamlined script. Automate backups, downloads, imports, and cleanup, saving time on manual syncing.
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