By now, we should have all our items in place to start hosting our Revue Sendy script. Let's do a quick recap of what we've built so far: We wrote the sync plan We collected and tested all APIs We started the project and added the Revue calls We add...
Now that we have our super cool discord bot that can respond to our slash commands, we need a way to host it. Until now, we just used it by starting a local node instance, but this means the process stops every time we close our computer. Because I'm...
Seeing that the fantastic creators of Next.js created Vercel, it's the smartest choice to go with Vercel as your Next hosting. They make the process super easy! Deploying a Next.js application on Vercel To get started deploying your app on Vercel, fo...
The other day I was playing around with some image effects and needed a place to serve them from an online place. Don't get me wrong I know there are many tools and websites to do this for you. Yet I learned that Google Drive can also be one of these...
Alright, so we now made a super cool HTML starter with tailwind, but how can we host this somewhere online, so people can view it? As you may know, this website is hosted on Netlify, and I love it! The website is hosted through Git push and GitHub ac...
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