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Hi, I registered before and used it. I am a solo developer, will I be able to use the training for free?


We have a large free tier to teach you the basics of kubernetes, definitely


Glad to know. Thanks for your reply. It’s awesome. Really like it.

When we cross the free tier, is it one time fee? Or month by month?


Currently we're having an early access fee for one year. As I said in another post, we have Nigel Poulton, the author of The Kubernetes book, developing the content, so we're hoping to cover the whole of kubernetes in the next few months, and we're very serious about the quality of the content there


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Frustrated with Manchester United performance, I developed an app in a weekend and hosted on Digital Ocean. https://keeporsell.club We used the latest JavaScript stack reactjs and reduxjs and redux-persist to build the app. If you want to learn the ropes like how we did the whole app in a weekend from scratch, then go and subscribe using the form at the top of the site. Please visit the website and let us know your opinion. I value your feedback.


Hi check https://freetrade.io/ and is available in U.K and can invest in U.S stocks. Have a look. Cheers


I thought MailChimp is a forward thinking company and by the looks it’s not


Forward-thinking?? They basically deliver spam on a large scale.


In the spam economy, up is down and left is right. If they used plain understandable language, they'd never be able to look in the mirror.


Hello, you mean I can write in plain text and publish? By the way, demo site is looking good. Although I don’t see a link to your own blog though :-)


I have not migrated yet from my old Wordpress installation. Yes, you can write in Markdown and athena will use Pandoc to convert it to static HTML for you.


It's a combination of several things like 'fear of failure', 'fear of success' and procrastination.

1. Just build something very very tiny thing and sell it for less than 5 quid something like $1.99.

2. Repeat until you see some success and get motivation.

3. While doing this just be in the same tribe who's making things like you. Talk to them and share your experiences with them. Grow with them, together.

4. The momentum automatically move you to the next level.

5. Finally find a mentor who's been in this journey before and embrace his/her advise.

Let me know where can I buy your first tiny product and I will buy no matter what it is.

Good luck!


Hi, I would like you to buy my first product for something like $1.99. Where can I send you a link in private?


what a coincidence? I got my 5-minute journal from Amazon yesterday evening and started using it straight. I did yesterday evening and today morning. I am not sure how it works but I was tracking my sleep before and will do after. I bookmarked this thread and will come back and let you know my thoughts.


Me too :-(


What is the need of gulp for the Webpack set-up? I am talking here about "9-Webpack" project, we can achieve that without the gulp just by setting up the Webpack with relevant packages, right? I am not a big fan of combining Gulp + Webpack. It's already complex and what is the need to make it more complex adding one more to the mix. I appreciate your insights.


Hi, author here. The goal for Gulp - even in the Webpack chapter, is for back-end transpilation. Webpack is great to replace Browserify for client apps, but Gulp is better suited for back-end stuff in my opinion. I also wanted to show people the specific part that Webpack replaces (the Gulp 'build-client' task) to give them a clear idea of why we introduce it.


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