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As a fun touch, my website contains a timeline of everything I've ever built (online):

https://miguel.build

no need to reverse-engineer anything, both hardware[1] and software[2] are up on GitHub

[1]: https://github.com/worldcoin/orb-hardware [2]: https://github.com/worldcoin/orb-software

does anyone know which A/B teat flag i have to switch to get the redesign?

everything has a non-zero chance of killing us.

Here's a clickable link: https://github.com/MatteoGuadrini/dinosay

You can actually deploy from localhost using the Sitesauce CLI[1] and avoid having a server in the first place.

[1]: https://sitesauce.app/guides/cli

I started Sitesauce[1] to provide an easy way to make your website/blog static, without worrying about plugins and finding an alternative for your specific stack.

It allows you to enter an URL and deploy a static clone to Vercel in seconds. You can also configure it so that it updates your static side as soon as you change something on the dynamic one.

[1]: https://sitesauce.app

Developer here :)

I made a small utility to sell access to your GitHub repos with Gumroad, since it doesn't seem to be an easy way to do so. Here's a video of me setting up a new instance for more information: https://youtu.be/EOuXeFtU9m8

Let me know if you have any questions!

Sitesauce allows you to login with your Vercel account once you create an account with us. Once you've done that, we use their API to set everything we need up.

The hosting is managed by Vercel, who recently announced unlimited bandwidth on their free plan [1]

[1]: https://vercel.com/blog/simpler-pricing

It also makes sure your whole website is cached at build time instead of needing a first request to generate the cache

I'm working on a service that generates a static version from any site in one click, then keeps them updated when content changes [1]. It's currently used in production for a few sites, and I plan to launch the beta soon.

[1]: https://sitesauce.app

Here's some more info on the style: https://uxdesign.cc/neumorphism-in-user-interfaces-b47cef3bf...

I'm sorry for this, apparently I misread the HN rules. Is there any way I can edit it to remove the "Show HN" part?

I'm currently working on Sitesauce[0], a service that generates a static site from any CMS and uploads it to Netlify or Zeit. It used to require you to host a CMS instance somewhere public, but I've just released a CLI tool that allows you to deploy a local CMS as a static site to the internet. Hopefully it'll help someone :D

[0]: https://sitesauce.app

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