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I run a Minecraft server analytics platform which utilises Nuxt 3 for its website, which uses the Nuxt content module for creating the blogs and documentation pages powered by markdown files. This works amazingly well but no sitemap has meant a portion of my website hasn’t been indexed by search engines, as you can imagine this is a problem for those searching for our documentation.

The sheer quantity of tools available when building Analyse was overwhelming. Since our launch three weeks ago, there have been many requests about what tools we use, and we felt a blog post would assist other startups in the same position.

I’ve been using SingleStore DB for my new start-up (Analyse), and it’s been fantastic, however I realised sooner or later I was going to need to start backing up our database.

For many years I’ve always kept my personal branding to just an avatar to myself, however it never stood out as being professional, and made harder to incorporate online.

For months I’ve been frustrated with how slow Laravel Mix (Webpack) was to compile, even on a beefy M1 Max or Ryzen machine, yet current guides for migrating to Vite were unhelpful to me. Every time I’d migrate, get stuck, revert back, and repeat the process.

If you’re like me, growing a site to hundreds of thousands of visitors seems a distance away. I couldn’t count how many projects I released, that faded out after a month or two.

With this year coming to an end and Christmas just recently gone, I felt it was time to take a look over my journey this year and share what I have learned along the way.

For the past few weeks, I have been stuck integrating it for a Nuxt v3 application - formally, my own personal portfolio site.

Today, I officially turn 21 and with that I wanted to write a blog to reflect my journey leading up to now. I have many goals to reach, and while I still have a bit to go - each achievement certainly helps with that.

Ever found yourself spending time trying to make your code more optimised and scale-able, for a project that isn’t yet released? Even making small adjustments to your design - this font, that spacing, this colour and that layout?

Ever struggled to launch a project? Felt like you’re part of the “unlucky” group of people? I felt that way too. Up until a year ago

If you’re like me, growing a site to hundreds of thousands of visitors seems a distance away. I couldn’t count how many projects I released, that faded out after a month or two.