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It’s live. Finally, FullStacked Cloud how I imagined it is out there. Behind restricted access and paywall, but I can now onboard users the way I always imagined it. There is already a couple of fixes to do, but it the beginning of something great. Envisionning merging all divergeant branches to their repo’s main branch is closer than ever.
I’ve setup an external Hosted Authority for a client to provide SSO to the organization. Works super well, refining the little quirks in FullStacked Cloud system. I also added a “self-healing” mechanism in the project running within the FullStacked runtime in packaged app which until now works pretty smoothly. I also develop a serious project for another client and I really battle tested the Data instances provisioning, accessing with Tunnels and development through MCP. I went smoothly. I believe I will deploy the FullStacked Cloud live environment by the end of this week. I’ll then continue developing project through it, I will most definitely set up a nice project for the whole marketing needed for FullStacked app and then actually onboard my client to shich I’m testing BYOA (bring your own auth).
Merged! Two massive improvements: bridge performances and shims all within project repo. With that, deeplink and few others small changes went in. This was my first release fully done by an AI Agent, pretty nice! I also already updated fullstackedorg/tunnels and FullStacked Cloud to that latest version. Everything is looking very well. I’m currently shopping for a machine to host FullStacked Cloud live environment, and from there I will keep pushing for what’s missing in the v1 app, but until release I expect to mostly work on “marketing” stuff: splash screens, website, etc. I believe by the end of November to merge the v1 branch into main and start accepting request for access to FullStacked Cloud while I already onboard everyone around me.
I’m tired of dragging vulnerabilities in shimmed *-browserify packages. So I’ll be testing, merging and releasing the current v1-perfs branch and then I’ll do the same process for removing all dependency shims while making sure not to degrade any performance and even maybe improving some of them by moving some of the compute to the core. So instead of having to do 2 big merge change, I’ll fork v1-perfs to v1-shim and cascade merge, so the beta release channel will only have 1 breaking change update.
Did a big performance improvement run yesterday on the bridge setup of all platforms. Trying to standardize and bring more binary transport in the process. With Opus and Fable, we managed to have some gain, but not as much as I hoped for. Although, I really believe it will bring more stability across all distributed apps. That, only time will tell. But I jumped into that because the next big change will be to run without always bundling. Making dev cold-starts 10x faster and allow the introduction of a Hot Module Reload with File Watcher.
On the FullStacked Cloud side, I’m currently looking for 2 new machines to host the test and live environments (until moving to cloud providers). I’m simply testing a few essential features I need at Day 1 when the live environment is up. I’ll then go forward with deploying and opening the new FullStacked Cloud setup. Rest assured, the access will be closed and strictly on invite.
Yesterday, all from my phone, I made a complete agentic project to track my pantry inventory, build recipes out of what’s available or what must be bought and finally build a shopping cart that directly opens at checkout on the grocery store e-commerce. I had fun speaking with the agent, adding products and updating inventory. So easy and so nice. Only thing left is sending invite to share and collaborate. I’m looking into DeepLink for FullStacked and then I’ll add the email notification invite in FullStacked Cloud.
It’s been a while since I wrote here. I completely changed my relationship with AI and how to develop. I’m currently setting up a much better version of FullStacked Cloud with all my dreamed features and how they are implemented: Projects backed by git with extra features, Data (pg, mongo, redis, s3) provisioning on-demand and linked to Projects, user management & access sharing, Tunnels, MCP. I developed a documentation viewer and been laying out every little detail with AI and then launching the development with more AI.
Docs-as-Code ⇒ Test-Driven Development (TDD) ⇒ Code Implementation