The link seems broken for some reason. I will update it in the next 10 min

The link has been updated. Link in description

The .yml file creates it for you on build. So every time you push changes to GitHub, you have to tell the yml file what to add in the .env file. I have an example on my blog - see link in the description. Just find the part that says: name: Create env file

Check the GitHub repository. Link should be in the description

Unfortunately yes, you have to add them manually. You could write something that looks at your folder and finds all routes so they are dynamically added

@@RaddyDev thanks dude for answering so quick! Have a nice day! :)

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback!

Hello, in short you can't use both. Elementor uses a "Classic Theme" while the Full Site Editing needs a "Block Theme". You can choose one or the other. There are some Block themes/plugins out there that offer more drag and drop blocks, but I don't know if they can match Elementor Pro in terms of features. You'll have to check them out and try a few

@@RaddyDev Thanks for the clarification! I appreciate your insight. Upon further research, I found that Block Theme's templates and Elementor templates are distinctly different, which explains the incompatibility. However, I've encountered another challenge. One major drawback of WordPress is that we can't customize a theme that's not currently active. In a production environment, this means inevitable downtime. Additionally, I've faced an issue with the Gutenberg editor. When trying to switch the template attached to a page, the editor prompts me to create a new template instead of showing the custom templates I previously created. I'm not sure if this is a bug or a limitation, but it's certainly frustrating.

@@RaddyDev Also, It's understandable that the Elementor ecosystem largely ignores the native theme machinery of wp, but for beginners, this can be overwhelming. Understanding how page builders and themes interact in WordPress has taken me a while to grasp.

I have done before, whenever it made sense to do so. WordPress is great for both programmers and non-programmers. Drag-and-drop editors like Elementor let you build websites without coding which is great. They've improved significantly over the years. Saying this, knowing how to code and understanding WordPress on a deeper level removes limitations, you have complete control and flexibility of what you can build. Sometimes we need custom solutions and drag and drop editors are just not enough. At the same time, drag and drop editors are all you need sometimes. I guess, choose the right approach for the job that you need to do

lol. Happy holidays ho-ho-ho 😄🎄

I am pretty sure that I used my blog

Great to hear!

Yep, sad. Render is another free option

I appreciate it brother!

@@RaddyDev Hello, I have used your referral. Just a little question, on Porkbun, do you change the nameservers or only the DNS?

You don't touch the nameservers unless you want your domain name to be controlled by another platform. You can just change the DNS and it will work. Saying this, if you want extra protection and some analytics you can use Cloudflare for free. In this case you'll need to change the nameservers to Cloudflare and then from Cloudflare you can change the DNS to point to your server. In this case your domain registrar is Porkbun, but your records are controlled by Cloudflare. I hope that makes sense. Thank you for using my referral link!

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Thank you!

It's a good idea, to be fair. I can't speak for everyone, but for me, I just don't have the time. My hope is that once people understand how it all works together, they'll be able to move forward and create their own custom blog.

You know what is my experience? After few weeks of development you realize that you are reinventing WP routing, rendering and other wheels while it was better to stick with the monolithic WordPress which is quite performant nowadays or use a „real”headless CMS like Payload or Strapi (or even Cockpit if you want PHP)

Yep, users can play games on it.

Most welcome 😊

I don't have a video on that, but you might be able to use what's on the video to get you started. I made some sort of a price tracker myself by building a database of products and integrating it with the Amazon PAAPI using Node.js. Every morning, a process runs to fetch the products from my database and makes individual calls to the Amazon API to retrieve the latest product data. This updated data is then stored back in the database for tracking and analysis. The issue I have is that I keep running out of API calls.

I did, to be fair... Maybe I overexplained a bit. I appreciate the feedback!

Try a different port number. The MySql one might be in use

@@RaddyDev there is no mysql installed in my coolify server. when I update to public availability, it is successfully. I got the error when access from mysql client such as tableplus/mysql workbench

I just tried with MySql Workbench and I can't connect either. I'll try to think of what it could be. Let me know if you figure it out first

@@RaddyDev solved, I have updated firewall on my vps, but I forgot to synchronize it 😅

Heroku is no longer free. A lot of the free options are now gone. Try Render or Vercel, the process of publishing a project if more or less the same on every platform

On production just create one .env file and have the necessarily variables there. No need to have two .evn files

I don't know if it's worth a full video. Maybe I can try to put it into a short. All you need to do is to create a new resource, choose the source like GitHub and let Coolify do the rest. Have you tried deploying one?

I didn't have to do anything else. I used MariaDb, but that shouldn't make a difference. So when you install a new website does it all work before the migration?

@RaddyDev I have an old and big site, about 10gb in size, but I've tried with several migration plugins and it's not working, I'll try now again with the one you use in the video, however, I suspect it's something with the database, what do you think?

Sorry to hear that you are having trouble with the tutorial. Unfortunately NodeJs packages change and sometimes you just need to Google the errors to get them fixed. If there is anything I can help with, let me know.

True!

I am not sure if that's possible. You could ask in the Coolify Discord group

@@RaddyDev Sure, Thanks

You don't get cPanel

Double check your credentials. You can also use their scratchpad to test

@RaddyDev I have activated my access key on Friday. So, in how many days does it work properly? After how many hours, does it work equally?

Scratchpad While doing that, this error of invalid signature comes. When I request a color, the error that comes to me is that it was written that invalid signature error.

@@Brillian437 Have you seen this: stackoverflow.com/questions/77885726/amazon-prodcut-api-invalid-signature