* Codebase & DB Schema cleanup * Google & Github SSO for users to sign up & in * Moved the whole thing to AWS * Basic functionality for user tiers & limits * LOTS of simplifications
Moving the new application to an #AWS EC2 instance was a pretty painless experience. My thanks go to docker and certbot for supporting me through this journey.
So far I've used multiple VPS providers, just to save a few bucks. Is this really worth the effort? I'd rather become an expert and efficient on one platform.
It should be so simple. Drop-in passport.js and you're done. In practice, there is a lot of UI work and many tasks behind it if you cover all e-mail confirmation and password flows. #buildinpublic#indiehackers
Currently adding a backend for the admin interface. This will allow per-domain configurations for the layout and displayed sites on the notion site generator sitemynotion.com
Today I created the #LandingPage for sitemynotion.com and quickly setting it up and getting it out there already feels like a lot more progress than the "stealth" approach.