One VPS to Rule Them All: Self-Hosting Instead of Paying Per Service
A single $20/month VPS can replace dozens of paid SaaS subscriptions. Here is what I host on mine, what it costs, and how Traefik + Docker make managing everything straightforward.
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A single $20/month VPS can replace dozens of paid SaaS subscriptions. Here is what I host on mine, what it costs, and how Traefik + Docker make managing everything straightforward.
Twenty-plus utility modules for TypeScript covering strings, arrays, dates, math, colors, crypto, URLs, media, and more. One package, consistently typed, built with Bun.
How the first version of Mentorize came together as a full-stack Nuxt app with MySQL, interactive courses, and video-based learning-and what I learned building it.
Reading today means juggling multiple apps depending on format. LibroFlare is our answer: one digital library for every format, built with Nuxt on the frontend and Symfony on the back.
Browser default form styles look terrible in every browser. Forms Pretty is a universal CSS stylesheet that makes any form look polished instantly, with no framework dependency and no configuration.
From basic HTML fetching to full headless browser automation with stealth plugins and rotating proxies-a practical guide to gathering data from the web without getting blocked.
A personal portfolio should do more than list skills. Mine has holographic tilt effects, parallax scrolling, a timeline of my work, and a live project showcase. Here is how I built it with Nuxt.
I kept juggling five different apps to manage my day: tasks, calendar, meals, workouts, notes. So I built Chronitask to replace all of them with one clean dashboard.
Three PHP repositories I built to stop repeating the same setup for every new project. A full-stack MVC framework, a standalone REST API template, and a lightweight no-framework starter.