Ill check it out. Itll be fun to see differences in how we did things

Thats why I decided to leave it up instead of deleting it 😊

Yeap, it seems so. Next time ill try using a friend for my rubber duck 😄

Lord cat thanks you for your offering and expects more next week

What is the process/commands you did to install the fonts?

I never even got to see the interface haha

Yea i wonder why that is. It seems to be a standard

Basically when I was registering it had some wording like “start your free trial now” but once I got into the dashboard there was a message that cleared things up. So I have a free trial of what I assume is a higher tier of their service, which upon running out will revert me back to the Always Free tier.

Hetzner or linode closed your account?

Yup, ended up going with oracle. Free is good for me, and im totally new to this so it doesnt really make a difference to me if theres a minor interface difference between 2 providers.

Thanks

I just signed up to oracles free cloud service after watching a video where it was said it was always free, but the wording on oracle’s site made it seem like its a trial. Are there two free options?

Netcup seems really interesting, thanks :)

A CRUD webapp, or a text adventure in C++ with object orientation in mind

I use vimium browser extension as I noticed a large chunk of my mouse usage was on the browser.

I looked into the web storage api and while interesting I do need to have something more than that for the project. I cant go full easy mode sadly xD

We don’t need to go as far as actually setting up a server. Isn’t that something sqlite solves in this situation? Meaning, I don’t need to actually set up a server but can simulate what would be going on with the frontend and the actual database in an actual server? I don’t know if I’ve got it mixed up or not.

If that’s not the case, what should I use for serverside stuff?

I should probably edit my OP but in the end I decided to go with bootstrap and sqlite, after adking my professor too. Im still open on suggestions to do the authentications though :)

I use chezmoi for mine. I haven’t had to restore after a nuke yet (hopefully not anytime) but its really simple IMO. Its basically a git wrapper, so there you have your version control. You create a dotfiles repo in your GitHub, initialise your home as a local repo and point it there using chezmoi, and then its as simple as typing “chezmoi add myfile” to start tracking the file in the repo. Then I simply do “chezmoi cd” followoed by the standard git commands to commit and push changes to remote.

Check it out, I’m happy working with it across my desktop and laptop (working on the same config files across both pcs).