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Multi-Cloud Deployment in Production: Cloud Run, Railway, Oracle Cloud

Multi-Cloud Deployment in Production: Cloud Run, Railway, Oracle Cloud Published on: 2026-06-06 Reading time: 10 min Tags: #devops #cloud #fastapi #production I deployed 3 FastAPI projects to 3 different clouds. Here's what actually happened (not marketing speak): contest-agent → Google Cloud Run ai-insight-curator → Railway ai-lifelogger → Oracle Cloud Always Free Deployed 20+ times, same error every time: Build: SUCCESS ✅ Push: SUCCESS ✅ Start: TIMEOUT ❌ Port 8080 binding: TIMEO

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Writing Code Is Now The Easiest Part

In the early years of my career, as a developer, my biggest problem was always an if condition or a complex JOIN query in PostgreSQL. In my eyes, the greatest achievement was writing and running a complex algorithm without errors. Nowadays, looking back twenty years later, I see that writing code has become the easiest part of the job. This doesn't mean code is unimportant, of course. However, the real challenges of a project often lie far beyond the lines we type at the keyboard. The main strug

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I Tried NotebookLM as a Study Tool and It's Actually Changed How I Learn

A few months ago, I started preparing for the TOEFL iBT while also deep-diving into Clean Architecture patterns and AWS services, just trying to level up professionally. I had documents everywhere: PDFs, Google Docs, random notes, YouTube links saved in tabs I'd never revisit. Sound familiar? That's when I gave NotebookLM a real shot. Not just a quick try, I mean, actually building a workflow around it. And I'm genuinely surprised by how much it's helped me. Let me share what I found. NotebookLM

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Run ASP Classic on Linux, macOS and Windows

If you have ever found yourself searching for how to run ASP on Linux or trying to figure out how to containerize an old IIS-dependent application, you already know the struggle. For years, Microsoft Classic ASP and VBScript have been tightly locked into the Windows ecosystem. Whether you are maintaining a legacy enterprise system or looking for a lightweight, server-side scripting engine for a new project, migrating away from Windows Server has historically meant a complete rewrite. Enter AxonA

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I Built the Resume-vs-JD Scorer Every ATS Uses — In 30 Lines of JavaScript

🌐 Live demo: https://dev48v.infy.uk/solve/day1-resume-jd-match.html Day 1 of SolveFromZero — pick a real hackathon problem, ship the working solution. Today's brief is a classic from Unstop: "Build a tool that scores a resume against a job description and surfaces the missing keywords." Every Applicant Tracking System (Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, all of them) does some version of this before a human ever sees your resume. Most candidates have no idea their CV is competing in a 30-second word-ov

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Why your landing page converts poorly, a developer's CRO checklist

If your landing page gets traffic but few signups, the cause is usually technical and fixable: it loads too slowly, the main content renders late, the call to action is weak, or the form asks for too much. You do not need more traffic to fix this. You need a faster, clearer page. Here is a practical checklist, written for the people who actually build the page. Marketers call this conversion rate optimization (CRO). For a developer, most of it is just good engineering: speed, clarity, and measur

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We built a GitHub-style social layer inside our cloud IDE — here's why

Most IDEs are isolated by design. Your code lives in a workspace. Collaboration happens somewhere else. Discovery happens somewhere else. Building in public happens somewhere else. We wanted to change that. That's why we shipped Cloudpen Community. Cloudpen is a browser-based cloud IDE with built-in deployment and collaboration features. The Community layer sits on top of that and gives every developer a public presence tied directly to their work. What's included 🧑‍💻 Public profiles Every acc

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