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aarol.dev
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| | | | | Fly.io is a cloud service that can be used to easily deploy fullstack applications on the web. You only pay for what you use, and servers can be scaled up and ... | |
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humanwhocodes.com
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| | | | | The path to set up a web application on Dokku is straightforward if you know the correct steps. | |
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code.dblock.org
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| | | | | Slack bot experimentation, especially for not-too-serious purposes, has become a little too expensive on Heroku. There's no free tier for maintaining apps running 24/7, so the dollars add up quickly at 7x12=84$ a year per application. I am currently running playplay.io, shell, api-explorer and market. Add another $18x12 = $216 for a non-free-tier MongoDB for one of the apps and it's no longer a coffee-money bill. | |
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lincolnmullen.com
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| | | I often have small snippets of Markdown that I want to copy to the clipboard and then paste as HTML. I thought about writing an extension for Visual Studio Code, or a custom script for Boop. But that seemed like a lot of work for a simple task. And then I remembered: Unix. pbpaste | pandoc | pbcopy There is a one-liner which will work on a Mac to paste Markdown into Pandoc and then copy the resulting HTML back to the clipboard. | ||
