The Tech Stack Map: From Vibe-Coding to Real Understanding
Whether you’ve fallen in love with vibe-coding and push out projects entirely on intuition, or you decided to figure everything out from scratch like I did, every developer eventually hits a wall. Writing code in Python, JS, or PHP isn't enough anymore. You need somewhere to host the project, somewhere to store images, a way to automate deployments, and a secure server setup. 💡 Quick note: If…
The tech stack map outlines the various tools required to build and maintain a web project. Containerization using Docker allows for easy deployment and scaling of applications, while Kubernetes manages multiple containers and distributes traffic. A virtual private server (VPS) provides a Linux environment for running projects, while process manager PM2 and web server NGINX help manage and distribute traffic.
Cron scheduler sends automated reports, and cloud storage like S3 buckets efficiently stores and serves media files. Security measures such as updating software, disabling root login, and closing unused ports are essential. CyberDuck simplifies file uploads to S3.
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