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Finally took the time to setup a decent backlog with AI reviews setup. Helps a lot on making solid implementation plans and making sure tasks are done in the right order. Once approved, I end up with a clear plan for to give to another agent to start working on the task. I’ve created the backlog setup in less than a day and been using it for the past week. Very pleasant on iPad.
Stabilized plugin system, improving @fullstacked/tailwindcss. Although, all projects using tailwindcss embed in FullStacked, will have to npm i @fullstacked/tailwindcss@latest then convert their start command to npx fullstacked -p @fullstacked/tailwindcss. This reduces the main app/shell to 5 output files, separates fullstacked from some dependence and finally opens up to new customization. I then took some serious time and effort to stabilize the FullStacked Cloud tunnel service. Much faster, much more stable. Will continue deploying with newly onboarded users and seriously starting to think about a release date. Android and Linux platforms will be functional and stable for release.
The plugin system is now being heavily fixed and stabilized. I will fully roll out that by the end of this week. The Enterprise offer is taking serious shape with 3 pilot projects about to launch. I’m currently refining the setup flow, but most of it is functional. We can now run node index.ts in the shell almost the exact same way as in a native Unix shell. This is what allows to have a nice single script that setups the whole FullStacked Enterprise product. With that, Workspaces Dashboard, Socket Tunnels, FullStacked Cloud Auth, Git Proxies, are all up and running to provide all the needed services running currently own my own infrastructure, but could easily be on-prem or in the cloud or anywhere you’d like.
Lots of bugs fixed with this new plugin system. I also introduced a ton of features in the FullStacked Cloud services after adding a way to use the git functionalities with an HTTP proxy (similar to git config http.proxy). I have a built a couple projets that I actually use daily now! Normally, I should onboard users in the upcoming days.
Finally moved the tailwindcss and the git authentication to a plugin system! Which allowed me to easily add SASS as a possible css styling system to use. Tailwindcss is still embed in the node package but will soon be removed in favour of a -p [plugin-name] name. I am currently setting up some more service into the FullStacked Cloud service to provide and manage acces to tunnels and so to any king of self-hosted services. All this with the goal to onboard more and more users.
I’ve updated, fixed and improved so much stuff. Currently converting the TailwindCSS builder into a plugin system which will allow to manage the dependency more independently from FullStacked Core and most probably be able to easily do the same process for a SASS plugin. Normally, I’ll be onboarding users throughout the next week(s) and if everything goes as plan, I will definitely set a soon release date. I expect very low appreciation for the usage of TestFlight and not supporting Android. So let’s get it!
Running the Google antigravity CLI (agy) remotely from iPad! So fun. Tunnels now allow to pull from a git server easily and I added some ACL-ish to them, so I will start pilot projects in the upcoming days/weeks!! Trying to think about how to give public access to all of that.
I added Passkey to the Stytch login, which makes it very fast to use. I managed to upgrade the tunnel service to authenticate against this auth service. Which makes them really secure, I can then select to who I provide access to which tunnel.