Cloudflare Pages user here! 👋

Switched from Vercel to Cloudflare Pages last month and loving it:

– Free tier is MORE generous than Vercel
– Edge network is faster for global users
– Zero config for Workers integration

The only downside: some Next.js features need extra setup. But if you’re just doing static + API routes, it’s perfect.

Worth trying! 🤔

MySQL is still solid for simple projects! 👋

Been using MySQL for years. It’s battle-tested, easy to find hosting, simple to understand.

For a simple SaaS with users/posts/comments – MySQL is MORE than enough. Don’t overengineer.

That said, if you want to learn something valuable long-term, go PostgreSQL. More jobs, more features, better foundation. 🚀

Jira veteran here! 👴

Been using Jira for 8 years at big companies. It’s powerful but yeah, the UX is rough.

Here’s the thing – if you’re a small team, don’t torture yourself with Jira. The setup time alone is insane.

My recommendations:

• 5-20 people: Linear or Notion
• 50+ people: Jira (you’ll need the complexity)
• Notion: Only if you already live in Notion

Don’t use Jira unless you have to. Trust me. 😅

Try Coda! It’s like Notion on steroids.

The doc formula thing is SO powerful. I automated my whole client workflow with it.

Downside: steeper learning curve. But worth it imho.

Stable Diffusion represent! 💪

Running SDXL locally on my gaming PC (RTX 4080). Cost me $0 after the GPU purchase.

The quality rivals Midjourney now with the right models. ControlNet is game-changing for thumbnails – I can use my actual face as a reference!

Learning curve is real but once you get it, it’s infinite possibilities.

For beginners: DALL-E. For pros: SD. For everyone else: Midjourney. 👀

Firebase user checking in! 👋

Been on Firebase for 2 years with my mobile app. It just works, you know?

The real-time database + auth + cloud functions – all work seamlessly together. The docs are great too.

That said, SQL queries in Supabase are nicer for complex data. But if you want speed and simplicity, Firebase wins.

Both solid choices honestly. Just don’t go PocketBase for production 😅

Been using all three for my projects! Here’s my take:

Cursor – Best overall for serious dev work. The context understanding is insane, feels like it actually reads your whole codebase. Worth the subscription IMO.

Windsurf – Good alternative, slightly cheaper. The UI is cleaner but not as powerful as Cursor for complex refactoring.

CoDev – More for beginners honestly. Good for learning but you’ll outgrow it fast.

My pick: Cursor for pro work, Windsurf if budget is tight. 🔥