2023 recap: - Graduated first class in Mechanical Engineering - Got a Software Engineering job at Reddit - Moved into my apartment - Built my custom Gaming Rig - My startup (Jetron Ticket) turned a profit of 7 digits in one month These are all things I wanted in 2022

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We’ve been listening and re-iterating over feedbacks! Introducing the Hacker Plan, built for indie devs & side projects. Deploy fullstack apps, databases, and custom domains with ease. ✅ Restored previously deactivated accounts ✅ Removed the 14-day trial for free users Build

I see a lot of people talking about self-hosting on a VPS. On the surface, it looks cheaper, and if you’re experimenting or learning DevOps, it makes sense. But the reality is, once you go that route, you’re the one responsible for setting up, scaling, and making sure your app

Remember folks, whether it’s fullstack app, static sites or workers, you can deploy it on Brimble in minutes ⚡️

Alright folks, it’s a new week, another opportunity to ship with Brimble 🚀

Starting at $5/mo, Brimble now lets you provision as many databases as you need. PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB & more. Pretty generous than other options out there

Alright folks, if you’re an early-stage founder (or know one), then this is for you. Brimble just launched its Startup Program with credits, support and resources to help you build, deploy and scale faster. brimble.io/startup-program

If you’re looking for where to host your static site or deploy any type of application, Brimble should be your go-to platform. It just makes everything simple and quick to achieve.

if you plan to migrate from vercel then Brimble is a better alternative, just connect your git repository and you should be set. auto deploy, pr previews are all built in.

It’s crazy how AWS outage can stall half the internet. It just shows that we’ve built too much around one provider. Maybe it’s time we rethink the idea of “the cloud”, it should be more flexible and that’s the idea we’re chasing at Brimble