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submitted by dontblink to webdev 5 points | 2 comments If you plan to offer a service tied to a website you make for your client, what are the advantages of self hosting compared to relying on third party services? Static sites, CMS, newsletter, emails, form handling and more… An easy example is forms: you can either use formspree or install one of the countless foss form handlers you can find online… In my mind it’s definitely cooler to offer all the services your client needs + you can also charge for them without having to pay for 5 different plans on other platforms, just your VPS or dedicated machine, more income and less expenses. But I see it can be hard to manage outages sometimes or issues that can come with self hosting. It’s offering a service vs being just a reseller. My experience with self hosting stuff on my own (for my own use) so far has been quite good. I don’t use containerization and I carefully config everything needed the first time, then I reverse proxy through cloudflare, after that I rarely have issues and if I have I simply rely on logs. In my mind it doesn’t seem too hard to install a couple of services and make accounts for my clients + fixing something not working every now and then. My only concern with that is if one day I will want to stop being a developer, how will I handle the quantity of people relying on my server and everything I will hold. Interested in your thoughts and experience about self hosting vs relying on third parts!

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I’m a non-developer who quickly tests AI product ideas in under 48 hours for less than $50 using a no-code stack. My workflow: Manus.im for market insights ChatGPT for idea generation and prompts v0.dev + Supabase for MVP landing pages and simple databases Formspree + Netlify for hosting and signup forms Stripe for payments (if needed) Recraft.ai for ad creatives Reddit Ads for cheap, targeted testing Example: https://getmitch.app/ — a gluten risk checker for Celiac users built and launched in two days. Key takeaway: You don’t need to code or spend big to validate niche AI products. The right no-code tools + sharp market research = solo indie launch power.

After weeks of design, development, debugging, and a whole lot of coffee ☕, I’m super excited to finally launch my **personal portfolio** — jahswill.tech! This site reflects my journey as a Front-End Engineer — my passion for clean, accessible UI, my love for React and animations, and my obsession with detail. ## 🛠️ Built with * **React** ⚛️ * **Vite** ⚡ * **Tailwind CSS** 🎨 * **Framer Motion** 🎥 * **Formspree** 📬 * **Netlify** 🚀 ## 📌 What’s inside * 💻 Projects I’ve worked on * 🧠 Skills I’ve mastered * 🙌 Testimonials from collaborators * ✉️ Contact form for collaborations * ✅ SEO, accessibility, and performance optimizations ## 💡 This project taught me The importance of performance, responsiveness, and making a developer portfolio feel _alive_ — not just informative. If you're a recruiter, fellow dev, or creative looking to connect — I’d love to hear your thoughts! 👉 **Check it out:** jahswill.tech 🔁 Reactions, feedback, or shares are deeply appreciated! ### #PortfolioLaunch #FrontEndDevelopment #ReactJS #WebDev #OpenToWork ### #TechForGood #CreativeCoding #TailwindCSS #FramerMotion #Netlify #DevCommunity