Codex Makes Old-School Web Development Feel New Again
Codex makes old-school web development feel fresh again by helping with real code, small fixes, repo context, and practical solo builder workflows.
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EVE Profit Routes — Week 2: Turning Market Data Into Route Decisions
Week 2 of EVE Profit Routes turns raw market data into route decisions, adding scores, trust signals, and location context for better hauling picks.
Read moreEVE Profit Routes — Week 1: Starting a Decision-First Hauling Tool for EVE Online Market Traders
The first build diary for EVE Profit Routes: a simple web app turning EVE Online market data into one question: what should I haul right now to make more ISK?
Read moreLAMP Is Still Enough for Most Web Projects
Most developers aren’t building Netflix. For normal web projects, PHP, MySQL, Apache and cron still do the job without startup architecture up front. Usually.
Read moreNot Every Side Project Needs a Modern JavaScript Stack
Simple stacks like PHP, MySQL, Apache, and cron jobs are still enough for many solo builder projects. Not every web app needs JavaScript complexity.
Read moreHow to Point a Domain at Your Home Server Without Making a Mess
Getting a domain onto your home Ubuntu server is really DNS, port forwarding, and Apache working together. Here’s how to do it safely.
Read moreHow to Set Up a Fresh Ubuntu Home Server for Local Web Development
Turn an old PC into a useful Ubuntu home server for web development, with Apache, MySQL, PHP, SSL, domains, and safer outside access.
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