Adrián Acosta

The world is noisy.
Philosophy teaches me to find quiet within.

Philosophy is not about answers, it’s about learning to ask better questions.

I read not to escape life, but to face it with clearer eyes.

Microservices tip:

start with H2 for fast development, then swap to PostgreSQL for production.

Makes debugging and testing smoother.

That’s if you’re using Java for your backend.

Building a login system?

Always hash passwords before storing them.

Plain text passwords are a ticking security time bomb.

BCrypt is your friend.

I hear a lot about “validate now, build later” or “get payments first” as proof of demand. But with how fast I code, I worry about disappointing those who pay upfront.
I believe building an MVP first, then getting users to pay, creates a stronger foundation and trust.

I know I haven’t been consistent here lately.

9-5 has been crazy good
5-9 been working on a client for my agency www.25xistudio.com

So I’ve been busy.

But life’s great! 😊

React + Vite on Vercel & getting 404s on routes like /privacy or /tos?

Fix it! Add vercel.json with the code on the image to your project root.

This sends all paths to index.html for React Router to handle.

React + Vite on Vercel & getting 404s on routes like /privacy or /tos?

Fix it! Add vercel.json with the code on the image to your project root.

This sends all paths to index.html for React Router to handle.

This is the true meaning of being wealthy.

Curious if startup founders build their product simply to compete with the other startups/companies or if it was a necessity to use the product?

Last night I had a dream where I explained what java methods do to my father in law.

In a sense it made me realize how easy they are. If they are void, they don’t return anything and if they are a type then return that type.

The dream made me say: I got this.

Still weird cause I know this stuff.

Has anyone here launched a waitlist and actually charged for the product before building it?

Curious how it went, what worked, what didn’t, and what you’d do differently.

How is your flow, does the CTA says Join Waitlist and then takes them to a Paywall or what? 🧐

#buildinpublic

Has anyone here launched a waitlist and actually charged for the product before building it?

Curious how it went, what worked, what didn’t, and what you’d do differently.

How is your flow, does the CTA says Join Waitlist and then takes them to a Paywall or what? 🧐

#buildinpublic

Be honest, did you build your SaaS because you needed it, or because you just wanted to launch a startup and compete with someone else’s tool (that you don’t even use)?

Be honest, did you build your SaaS because you needed it, or because you just wanted to launch a startup and compete with someone else’s tool (that you don’t even use)?

The words Plus, Max, Ultra, Pro and of course AI are way overused now.

One way to go viral

Post something that simply doesn’t make any sense

Like this:
HTML is a programming language.

Who's got the best CI/CD

GitHub or GitLab?

I know I haven’t been consistent here lately.

9-5 has been crazy good
5-9 been working on a client for my agency www.25xistudio.com

So I’ve been busy.

But life’s great! 😊

Do you use a black ink or a blue ink?

I don’t switch, it’s the urge to want to learn those tech when I should focus on what I use everyday and continue to strengthening my knowledge on it.

It’s been great! 😊

I’ve been enjoying the @vaadin.com framework lately.

If you’re a Java dev, you should check it out.

Started with an idea:
“What if prices were shown in hours of your life?”

Now I’m elbows-deep in Elastic Beanstalk, certificates, and DNS zones.

Building is wild.

The best part?

This Sunday the next issue drops and I'll continue the saga.

via @postburst.bsky.social

I’ve noticed that some people post different things on different social media apps.

Do you find it to be worth it or do you post the same thing across all platforms?

Congrats, Arthur! 🥳

Right on!

Commonsense tells you that if you have a service that offers SSL certificate, then you will go and use that. But no, they rather make it difficult.

What AWS don’t tell you is that with EC2 instance (which elastic beanstalk uses to launch your application) you need to go in and install the SSL manually. You can’t use the Certificate Manager service they have since that’s for other services.