Sloth search for Ruby Weekly – a 100 minute hack turned 20h open sauce project

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  1. cheapo_website

    An experiment in production SQLite on render.com and fly.io

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    What followed was a wealth of articles full of knowledge, understanding of his niche, and potential for connecting to potential leads and partners. Instead of calling it a day, he decided to share the tool with us, the people (which basically means his 100 minute hack turned into a 20 hour project if you include all the side quests and write-ups related to it).

    https://slothfinder.apishop.io/

    He has also open-sourced it on GitHub. Here are some reasons for you to look at the code:

    - You want to see how to deploy a Rails project on the cheapest [render.com](http://render.com) non-free plan running on SQLite (making it cheaper than usual). After I already embarked on render.com, I found that [someone else documented how they experimented with something similar and ran Python on SQLite on fly.io for basically free](https://github.com/irskep/cheapo_website), so this might be another solution if you are interested in hosting your hobby projects.

  2. InfluxDB

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  3. hugo-quick-start

    Hugo Quick Start on Render

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    What followed was a wealth of articles full of knowledge, understanding of his niche, and potential for connecting to potential leads and partners. Instead of calling it a day, he decided to share the tool with us, the people (which basically means his 100 minute hack turned into a 20 hour project if you include all the side quests and write-ups related to it).

    https://slothfinder.apishop.io/

    He has also open-sourced it on GitHub. Here are some reasons for you to look at the code:

    - You want to see how to deploy a Rails project on the cheapest [render.com](http://render.com) non-free plan running on SQLite (making it cheaper than usual). After I already embarked on render.com, I found that [someone else documented how they experimented with something similar and ran Python on SQLite on fly.io for basically free](https://github.com/irskep/cheapo_website), so this might be another solution if you are interested in hosting your hobby projects.

  4. flexsearch

    Next-generation full-text search library for Browser and Node.js

    P.S. it just occurred to me that if the aggregated links are less than 1mb of data or something like that you could try to bundle all data in a single JSON object and search in the frontend with a library like flexsearch [1]. That could be even less work than running a minimal rails backend.

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    1: https://github.com/nextapps-de/flexsearch

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