michalwarda

As mentioned in the blog post. I wouldn't probably put a "real" production app on it so easily. You can replicate the same effect and more on a service like hetzner. But if you have a Raspberry Pi laying around and like 2-3 hours. At least a blog is enough! And the amount of hardware related things you'll learn is massive.

I've been running a few web bootcamps in the past. Explaining the hardware part through cloud admin panels is extremely hard. Having a physical thing right in front of you is spoko simple. Much easier for people to *click.

I have a 32 GB SD card it's running on it no problem. It currently takes like 4 GB (it can store previous docker images for speeding up builds and allowing auto rollback).

I'm planning on a similar setup and avoid exposing the network directly. Didn't have time to do that yet but I'll look into that this week!

As mentioned in the post. I would probably not use this setup with my more "exposing" projects like full web apps.

Wow. Didn't expect a response directly from Next.js VP!

Before anything I wanted to say that I love Next.js and I'm using it in my projects daily. It's definitely the best solution right now at the market for the project types me and my company is producing :).

In regards to the inconsistencies in the article. Yes it was a server rendered page, not this particular blog. A much more complicated project.

Also I didn't want to sound as if the regression was handled badly. Quite the opposite, as soon as I've pinpointed the issue and was able to create a good Issue in the tracker the response was very swift!

And I understand that the regressions will keep on happening. I've been building apps for long enough to see waaaaay bigger problems slip into production. So no hard feelings!

Weird, shows up as 100 for me... I'll look into that though! Thanks for heads up!

And I have to say that this "physical" server running and seeing it just makes the experience of web developing much more "real". At least for me :)

Definitely. I'm just so used to the git pipeline flow that it would break my usual flow a bit too much :). That's why those new tools just make it so amazing! Especially combined with better and better ISP

Definitely simpler than setting up everything from group up. Though ATM I would argue that It would take me the exact same amount of time to get another app online :). Regarding IP, in the blog post further down I'm explaining that I also don't have fixed IP and how you can setup DDNS. Thanks for reading!

I've spent some time on exploring the current self hosting scene after I got frustrated about pricings on different platforms and how absurdly complex certain stuff became. I'm happy to share it with you guys!