Yeah you pretty much summed up what I was doing. Fun to learn a new language, make something work to some low expectation I had. And it did/does. I'll probably

Yeah you pretty much summed up what I was doing. Fun to learn a new language, make something work to some low expectation I had. And it did/does. I'll probably try and rewrite in another language again soon. The former version that looked the same was done in Django—but I wanted less overhead. But yeah, I build locally via that script, but upload all relevant files via `deploy.sh`. For "rough and ready" projects, I've enjoyed playing with ipkn/crow—I wish it was still maintained. https://github.com/ipkn/crow https://github.com/ipkn/crow And yeah, your take has been similar to mine. I'm okay with it goes down. But the Django system I ran before I was more susceptible to someone breaking in. This one is pretty well untouchable—which is reassuring. I can safely as rarely look at or update it as necessary without worry—and I appreciate the opportunity to be humbled if I'm wrong! Also yeah—my current setup would also be made smoother by docker, I was way too lazy to dig into it as I don't use it often.