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To all my beta testers, We’ve made a lot of changes to wuvabli in the past week that I am excited about. To start off with, payments! Payments, dont worry… Before launch we need payments support, so we have integrated with Chargebee and PayPal to take the next step towards going live. But don’t worry, … Read more
As I approach the upcoming beta release of Wuvabli, I’ve been implementing solutions to keep costs low. Throughout my research, I was pleased to benefit from the composable features of swerve. When I started working on SwizzyWeb, I built it form myself from the learnings I’ve had over the past 10 years of my career. … Read more
A part of hosting a website is ensuring that you maintain good up time. With my UX-Woman jobs board project, keeping the site up during deployments is crucial to maintaining trust with the community, and providing a good experience for our customers. In this post, I will be going over my strategy for deploying the … Read more
I’ve been hard at work building Wuvabli, an Agentic software engineer in your browser. Wuvabli gives any user the tools to build and deploy production full stack web applications simply by chatting. You can think of it as your own engineer, tell it what you want, and minutes later you have a fully functional website. … Read more
If you’ve read any of my other articles, you’ll know that I created SwapCacheDb, a Database written in typescript. As the project matured, I realized I wanted to implement a solution to horizontally scale out to multiple hosts to acheive (potentially) higher throughout and distribute storage to multiple instances. After all, one of the biggest … Read more
Hey all, in this post I will be going through the design I implemented to reduce blocking behavior in SwapCacheDb queries by introducing multithreading using Quirk. Introduction If you’ve taken a look at my My Journey Building a NoSql Database in Typescript post your probably aware of some blocking behavior in SwapCacheDb that lead to … Read more
Introduction So I’ve been working on this database I wrote in nodejs that I started almost 4 years ago as a side project. I’m sure your first thought is “Why would you ever do that?”, and to that I say, I wanted to. This project, like many of my others, was just experiment and learning … Read more
So I got invited to another reddit games hackathon despite giving up on the last one. For the last hackathon, I had planned on migrating my mobile game Contagion Mobile to the reddit devvit platform. I made good progress on the backend port of the game, however, I simply did not have time to complete … Read more
Swizzyweb Swerver is now launched on npm for managing your SwizzyWeb services. Swerver offers a web portal for managing your SwizzyWeb services. Through the portal you can install, start, stop, and view details on web services. Swerver can be installed via npm and started with a single command. It is the quickest way to get … Read more
We hear it all the time: AI will replace us all. It will become smarter than us, and now Nobel Peace Prize winners are saying it will lead to human extinction within the next decade. We have Jensen Huang saying we won’t need software developers anymore, we have companies drinking the Kool aid and laying … Read more