It's Officially Live (Sort Of)
There is a unique kind of nervous energy that comes with moving a project from a local development environment to a live production server. This month marks a major milestone for the project: the foundation is no longer just living on my machine. It is officially out in the wild.
To be clear, we aren't ready for a public sign-up just yet. However, having the app deployed on a production server means the 'skeleton' of the platform is functioning. We are now testing real-world load times, server-side rendering, and ensuring that the micro-pages I've been talking about are as fast as I promised they would be.
What's Next?
The transition to production is where the 'theory' meets reality—stability and performance, not just hosting. I'm stress-testing the architecture so the first users get a seamless experience. Seeing a live URL load on a phone outside of dev made the vision feel tangible. Now that the pipeline is set up, I'm shifting to the UI and the micro-page editor so building a page takes minutes, not hours. The 'Coming Soon' page isn't a placeholder anymore; it's a real app waiting for its first users. Thanks for sticking with me—the part where you get to use it is right around the corner.