how to make open source - set own database - deploy on own vercel - make it simple #113
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Introduction: Hello everyone! I'm embarking on a journey to create an open-source project and I would love to gather insights and advice from this knowledgeable community. The project will involve setting up a custom database and deploying it on Vercel. I aim to keep the process as simple as possible to encourage contributions and make it easy for users to get involved. Here’s what I’m thinking about, and I’d appreciate your input on these topics!
What are some recommended databases for small to medium-sized open-source projects?
Are there specific databases that integrate more seamlessly with Vercel?
Any tips on database modeling and management in an open-source context?
2. Setting Up the Database
How should I go about configuring the database for open-source collaboration?
What are the best practices for ensuring database security, especially in open-source projects?
Could you share any tools or scripts that help in automating database setups?
3. Deploying on Vercel
Can anyone provide a step-by-step guide on deploying a web application with a custom database on Vercel?
What are the common pitfalls to avoid during deployment on Vercel?
How do we handle environment variables and secrets management with Vercel?
4. Keeping It Simple
What strategies can be employed to maintain simplicity in the project’s architecture and codebase?
How can we design our project to be easily understood and contributed to by newcomers?
Are there any particular frameworks or libraries that help keep the codebase simple and maintainable?
5. Open Floor for Suggestions
Any tools, resources, or reading materials you would recommend to someone starting their first open-source project?
Are there community favorites for documentation tools or platforms for collaborative work?
What has been your personal experience with open-source projects, and what lessons could you share?
Conclusion: I’m excited to read your thoughts and engage in a lively discussion. Your expertise and experiences are invaluable as I take on this project. Thank you in advance for your contributions!
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