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πŸš€βœ¨ URLtrimmer: MVP deployed to Google Cloud Run – Mission Accomplished! βœ¨πŸš€

πŸš€βœ¨ URLtrimmer: MVP deployed to Google Cloud Run – Mission Accomplished! βœ¨πŸš€

After countless hours, lots of β˜•οΈ, and 7,285 words of code and ideas, my URL Trimmer project is officially LIVE in the cloud! 🌐⚑️ βœ… Cloud-nativeβœ… Docker-free (no more headaches!)βœ… Super simple, super efficientβœ… Ready to scale πŸš€ Huge thanks to everyone who shared their...
πŸš€πŸŒŸ Just launched the ComplianceContactExtractor! πŸŒŸπŸš€

πŸš€πŸŒŸ Just launched the ComplianceContactExtractor! πŸŒŸπŸš€

Just launched ComplianceContactExtractor – a brand new GenAI-powered tool for automated extraction of essential compliance information from company websites! πŸ€–πŸŒ This project leverages the latest GPT-4.1 Nano API and is built entirely in Python. Say goodbye to...
πŸš€βœ¨ Big news: ProfileStatsActivator 1.0 is now running in production, and it delivers exactly the smooth automation I always wanted! πŸŽ‰πŸ™Œ

πŸš€βœ¨ Big news: ProfileStatsActivator 1.0 is now running in production, and it delivers exactly the smooth automation I always wanted! πŸŽ‰πŸ™Œ

From the very first prototype to the final MVP, every detail is designed for one thing:πŸ‘‡Drop in a list of profile URLs β€” get back the verified count of associated members. No manual work, no friction, no wasted time! β©πŸ€–πŸ“Š What’s inside?πŸ”’ Persistent login sessions:...
πŸš€ Understanding the Difference Between GKE Autopilot and GKE Standard

πŸš€ Understanding the Difference Between GKE Autopilot and GKE Standard

Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) is a powerful platform to run containerized applications in the cloud. But when you spin up a cluster in GKE, you’re faced with an important choice: GKE Standard or GKE Autopilot? If you’re unsure which one to choose, this article will...
Infrastructure as Code for Beginners: Why You Should Understand Terraform – but Take Pulumi with TypeScript Seriously

Infrastructure as Code for Beginners: Why You Should Understand Terraform – but Take Pulumi with TypeScript Seriously

1. What’s This All About? If you’re working in DevOps, cloud infrastructure, or automation, one of the first big ideas you’ll run into is Infrastructure as Code (IaC). In plain English, IaC means: β€œYou manage and provision your infrastructure using code – not by...
πŸš€ Cloud-Native MVP: Backlog Software β€” Built with Terraform & 195,000 Words of Real DevOps!

πŸš€ Cloud-Native MVP: Backlog Software β€” Built with Terraform & 195,000 Words of Real DevOps!

I just shipped my new backlog software β€” and this wasn’t just a weekend project: Over 195,000 words (194641 to be exact) of engineering, research, and problem-solving (including nearly 34,000 words (33882) with Gemini 2.5 Pro as my AI copilot) went into the full...
🐘 Getting Started with PostgreSQL for Local Development (macOS Edition)

🐘 Getting Started with PostgreSQL for Local Development (macOS Edition)

Whether you’re building a web app, experimenting with Flask or Django, or managing small projects locally – PostgreSQL is a rock-solid, open-source database system that fits perfectly. Here’s your beginner-to-intermediate guide, tailored for local macOS setups....
Milestone Unlocked: Autonomous, Vision-Driven Field Extraction & Pre-Fill Pipeline for Local-First Web Application Workflows

Milestone Unlocked: Autonomous, Vision-Driven Field Extraction & Pre-Fill Pipeline for Local-First Web Application Workflows

πŸš€ Milestone Unlocked: Autonomous, Vision-Driven Field Extraction & Pre-Fill Pipeline for Local-First Web Application Workflows πŸš€ ✨ In just 12,744 words of hands-on engineering and 1,445 words of deep-dive brainstorming, I engineered an end-to-end, semi-automated...
πŸŒπŸš€ Cloud-Native Monitoring on GKE β€” 34,000 Words, 247,000 Characters, and a Whole Lot of AI-Powered Engineering! πŸš€πŸŒ

πŸŒπŸš€ Cloud-Native Monitoring on GKE β€” 34,000 Words, 247,000 Characters, and a Whole Lot of AI-Powered Engineering! πŸš€πŸŒ

What started as a „simple status checker“ became a production-grade, cloud-native monitoring and reporting platform β€” built and secured on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), and shaped by over 34,000 words and 247,000+ characters of real, genAI-assisted...
πŸ”₯ ATS-Checker: From „Just a Script“ to Full CI/CD: One Side Project That Went All the Way

πŸ”₯ ATS-Checker: From „Just a Script“ to Full CI/CD: One Side Project That Went All the Way

πŸš€πŸ’‘ It started with a few humble URLs… and somehow became a fully automated CI/CD pipeline running on Google Cloud. 17,000+ words (130,000 characters) of iterative problem-solving. Countless terminal sessions. One idea β€” built and rebuilt until it was real. What...
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