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This idea shocked me with its simplicity, thank you

Thank you, DX was really important for me in this project. I will add some examples and documentation in the near future, it will be cool. But writing README is very difficult for me =(

Well, I am sure that we need to develop the part with api. It already exists and works great, but lacks middlware functions and caching

I studied it a long time ago — maybe it was even taught in college. Yeah, the comparison isn’t entirely accurate, but what I meant was the idea of merging code with its template plus rendering it all server-side right away.

Could you please tell me from which region you are trying to open the site? And does it work for you now?

I use macOS, Windows, Android, and iOS and this solution is simple enough to work well across all of them. Sure, a regular notepad is fine, but in this case, I’ve intentionally "run away" from anything with buttons or that depends on a specific OS.

Yes, it's a very strange experience, and I’m not claiming anything innovative (it's not), but I’m sharing it simply because it personally helped me become more productive when writing. That’s all.

I run a Twitter account and a Telegram channel, and this simple absurdly dumb tool has literally saved me from constant brain fog and procrastination. That’s the story.

not necessarily. It may be that you alone will simply get lost among the hundreds of low-quality products that have flooded the entire

Currently, I am exploring one of the simplest and fastest ways to create a command-line utility (in TypeScript) and its distribution mechanism

- repo: https://github.com/vseplet/PPORT

It's funny, but I solved a similar problem myself, but instead of n8n I came to write my own solution. I even noticed this post thanks to automation and llm. Likewise, I'll be glad to help!

Thank you very much, interesting!

It seems like there was no such possibility.

You're cool!

While discussing data models, my colleague was sketching tables and their relationships in an editor: table A, table B, columns linking them.

He then generated SQL from the diagram and deployed the schema to PostgreSQL. The schema was shared and reviewed.

The tool is https://dbdiagram.io

You can import/export SQL and generate images of your schema.

How do you think this should work?

Yes, I understand the capabilities of git... But, it still seems too tedious to me. In general, I have already solved this problem for myself quite a long time ago by making a small utility that, when cloning a repository (no matter where and no matter where), offers to choose one of the available git profiles (and keys). In this way, I can easily work with each repository separately, have several profiles for github, gitlab, and so on.

But I was wondering if anyone has solved a similar problem or uses some ready-made tool)

Yes, I assume different emails/names and ssh keys. Of course, I can do manual configuration, but I think it is a bit "tiresome".

I'm genuinely surprised by how simple it can be to build a site, add basic analytics, serve code, and handle installation — all at once. I honestly haven't seen an easier way to deliver CLI tools.

For now, I’ve also added basic analytics: install counters and a live feed of recent messages right on the homepage (though they aren’t stored for long — they live only in memory).

PPORT is a tiny text-based messenger that runs directly in your terminal. I built it mainly to showcase a dead-simple way to deliver CLI apps over plain HTTP — no builds, no binaries, just streaming source files dynamically.

Happy to answer any questions!

Yes, they themselves are making more and more efforts to isolate each individual user. Facebook or VK - but the essence is the same

I will definitely support mobile today/tomorrow but I am sure it is almost useless for mobile phones

Do you think this will be fair?

Yes, we need to do a quick restart!

I’ve increased the time before failure — now writing will be a bit easier, and losing a bit harder.

Huge thanks for all your feedback!

Thanks for the feedback, I'll think about how to implement this beautifully in the near future!

Maybe I didn't understand you, but on the sides of the timer there are buttons + and -, you can choose a time convenient for you

Thank you very much for the feedback! I think that all people are different and the time of going into darkness should be adjustable

I think I can increase time