Recent content by Maxmus

I had to hit pause for a while, I intend to continue, the virus is kinda complicated over here right now so I had to focus on something else at the moment.

Day 3 (MVP) Installed and configured Redis Created jobs, queues and workers using BullMQ The worst part about job/queues is that workers are a separated process, meaning that I don't have access to the socket that requested the download, by using Redis I can kinda communicate with that socket...

My suggestion is that you forget about DO and try another company. Creating a SMTP server is not something exclusive to DO. You can just buy a VPS with Ubuntu and search on Google: "How To Install and Configure Postfix on Ubuntu 18.04", for example.

Why do you need DO? You can do pretty much anything you would on a droplet by purchasing a VPS (here on the marketplace or in other company).

The gradient was a sudden idea and it looked cool haha. Thank you very much. I'm still here studying ways to monetize this thing (that is something I have to learn).

Day 2 (MVP): Changing from Nuxt.js to Next.js Integrated Socket.IO (made a few cool things - real time) Planned the best way to integrate the queues/workers to notify the user in real time about the progress/status of the download I wasn't feeling comfortable/confident enough with Nuxt.js...

Thank you. I think that with time you learn that premature optimization is the root of all evil. It's really important to focus on making something work first and then improve with time.

Day 1 (MVP): Installed and configured everything needed Made a Nuxt.js setup Installed Socket.IO and Bull for future tests with real time and queues I won't be focusing on making it look good (design). I will focus on the functionality for the MVP, later we will dedicate a few days for the design.

Welcome to BHW (your site looks so clean btw)

Hi guys, this is my first journey here on BHW and I hope you like it. THE BACKGROUND I started (programming) back in 2005 and since then I never stopped, been through a lot already, I had the opportunity to work with a lot of talented people (a lot of them are working for huge companies out...

When promoting on reddit, is it better to do as the creator/owner or pretending to be someone that "found" the website and liked?

This portion is totally right.

You are right and he can also try to profit from it like creating tutorials and stuff. The truth is: you need to get yourself out there so people can see you and what you are capable of.

Orange. Since I know myself as I person I always liked the orange color, not only the color but also the fruit.

I'm a software engineer but I worked with a lot of professional designers, a few of them are working on huge companies today, including a friend that recently was hired by Booking.com The way they started was by promoting themselves using personal websites. One thing to be aware is that it's...