Plot twist: the friend is GitHub Copilot.

I finally have (almost 😆) working version of the VSCode ext

Install it from here marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...

Serverize VSCode extension is undergoing development...

Serverize can hold more free projects now, yay!

Basically if a project is not used within few minutes, it’ll go sleep till a request wake it up.

Give it a try, prepare your dockerfile and run
‘npx serverize’

npx serverize shazam

Use @test domain if you don’t want to use your email.

Just a reminder: learning how to use your editor or IDE properly can boost your productivity tenfold, far more than relying on any AI tool.

Firecracker is too exciting 🤓

`grep` and `find` are insanely powerful yet so simple they can navigate codebases so huge the majority of IDEs simply melt down. And since they've been around for over half of a century they're unlikely to go anywhere. They are the skill that will literally serve you until the end of your career.

Hi, I'm Ezz (or "is" 🤐), a software engineer passionate about dev tools and languages.

I’ve worked with C#, Dart, TypeScript, and now GoLang.

Projects:
serverize.sh: Simplified dev/testing environments.
january.sh: Declarative TypeScript backend framework.

yes, I do frontend too 🙃

You can create dockerfile through a command. Give it a try and let me know.

If your framework/language not available yet, you can create one using "serverize/dockerfile" package

Check the other post for more info bsky.app/profile/ezza...

How about writing dockerfiles in TypeScript?

npm i serverize

No documentation yet beside jsdocs but hopefully intuitive enough

I've been creating Dockerfiles for most of the popular frameworks and languages—from Node.js to Rust and C++—to facilitate using Serverize, assuming their codebase uses sane defaults.

Serverize: https://buff.ly/48kdRc5

The simplest way to get your website deployed and accessible instantly.

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