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We are ensuring creators have total control over their products.
We just rolled out some major updates:
• Support for ZIP & GitHub source types.
• Markdown-ready product descriptions.
• Integrated sales analytics & coupon management.
The DEVASLAN Starter Kit (built with Java 25 + Angular 21) is officially the platform's first listing! 🚀
DevShip is shaping up to be the ultimate hub for devs to monetize their code and for founders to speed up their workflow.
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Dev Pro Tip #3: Stop using SELECT * in your production queries.
It’s tempting to grab the entire row, but fetching massive columns you don't need (like heavy description blocks or metadata fields) destroys your memory efficiency and slows down network transfer between your app and the DB.
Our rule for DevWatch: Only project the exact columns needed for the current context.
If we just need to verify an endpoint status, we only select the ID, URL, and last check timestamp.
Keep your payloads lean, and your RAM will thank you.
#BuildInPublic #Backend #SQL #CleanCode #Performance
Dev Pro Tip #2: Watch out for the N+1 query trap in your loops.
It’s easy to fetch a list of monitors, loop through them, and make a separate database call inside the loop to fetch alerts for each one. If you have 100 monitors, that’s 101 database trips.
Our rule for DevWatch: Always use JOIN FETCH or batch loading to grab everything in a single query.
One big trip to the database is always faster than 100 micro-trips.
Dev Pro Tip #1: Never trust a default network timeout.
When we build outgoing HTTP clients, the default timeout is often infinite or way too high (e.g., 20+ seconds). If a downstream service freezes, your app threads will pool up and crash your entire system.
Our rule for DevWatch: Always set explicit connection AND read timeouts (e.g., 2-3 seconds max for health checks).
Fail fast, log the error, and free the thread.
@alex_lrz_nmv@eliana_jordan I am checking the tool right now, and I imagine DevShip + Tweetary working together 🤩
The developers ship their tools on DevShip and connect their Tweetary account!
We’re finalizing the core codebase for DevWatch right now. Because we’re preparing it as a digital asset to be owned and hosted on DevShip, readability is our absolute priority. We want the logic to be instantly clear the second you sync the repo.
We’re finalizing the core codebase for DevWatch right now. Because we’re preparing it as a digital asset to be owned and hosted on DevShip, readability is our absolute priority. We want the logic to be instantly clear the second you sync the repo.
Devs, let’s settle a design debate:
When building a standalone developer tool, do you prefer a highly modular structure with deep abstractions, or keeping everything as flattened and readable as possible so it’s easy to modify?
Devs, let’s settle a design debate:
When building a standalone developer tool, do you prefer a highly modular structure with deep abstractions, or keeping everything as flattened and readable as possible so it’s easy to modify?
We’ve been quiet for a few days, but the git commit history hasn't been. 🤫💻
We went full "monk mode" to polish the core engine of DevWatch.
When you buy source code as a digital asset, it can't just work, it has to be clean, readable, and easy to deploy.
We’re putting the final touches on the documentation and the repository sync logic so it’s completely plug-and-play when it lands on DevShip.
The break from social media was worth it. We are almost ready to ship.
#BuildInPublic #DevWatch #DevShip #SaaS #Solopreneur #CleanCode
We’ve been quiet for a few days, but the git commit history hasn't been. 🤫💻
We went full "monk mode" to polish the core engine of DevWatch.
When you buy source code as a digital asset, it can't just work, it has to be clean, readable, and easy to deploy.
We’re putting the final touches on the documentation and the repository sync logic so it’s completely plug-and-play when it lands on DevShip.
The break from social media was worth it. We are almost ready to ship.
#BuildInPublic #DevWatch #DevShip #SaaS #Solopreneur #CleanCode
Avoid chaos on your status page! 🛡️🚦
We just shipped a subtle but powerful feature for DevWatch. New monitors now start as INACTIVE by default.
We call it 'Draft Mode.' This means you can perfect those advanced configurations (like authentication headers or maintenance windows) without accidentally triggering false alerts on your public status page.
Configuration first, monitoring second. When you’re ready, just toggle it on!
#BuildInPublic #DevWatch #SaaS #DevTools #ProductUpdate
Avoid chaos on your status page! 🛡️🚦
We just shipped a subtle but powerful feature for DevWatch. New monitors now start as INACTIVE by default.
We call it 'Draft Mode.' This means you can perfect those advanced configurations (like authentication headers or maintenance windows) without accidentally triggering false alerts on your public status page.
Configuration first, monitoring second. When you’re ready, just toggle it on!
#BuildInPublic #DevWatch #SaaS #DevTools #ProductUpdate
Why pay a monthly subscription just to tell your users your site is up?
We’re building DevWatch to break the "SaaS tax."
Get the professional UI, the advanced monitoring logic, and the maintenance scheduling, then own the entire source code forever via DevShip.
No more recurring fees. Just clean code and total control.
Project in progress…
#BuildInPublic #DevWatch #DevShip #SaaS #WebDev