The code is available for free and you can host it on your own Cloudflare account. Cloudflare provides a free plan (up to 100k daily requests across all your Workers), and paid plan ($0.50 per 1m requests)
Launched Widgetery.com (A Product Hunt-like widget for lead capturing) yesterday. Still have to learn a lot of things on making such kind of widgets, however it was really fun to build. By the way, any feedback is appreciated!
I think http://ui8.net may be a viable option for now if we're talking about design/ui-kits/templates/etc. However, I'm not sure how big their customer base is.
Support didn't take much time. However I felt that my plugins were outdated and they were too simple and haven't added a real value to WordPress eco-system.
Thanks for your feedback! I totally agree with you regarding the issue with non-top selling items - most of them have never been updated, so it's like a playing in lottery.
Yep, it was a side project, I'm living in a Eastern Europe (where avg. salaries are less than $500/mo), so ~$800/mo was a good additional income for me. It probably would not worth it if you're living in US/EU.
As I mentioned in other comments, it's not an replacement for SQLite or any other database engine. I created this script for my own needs and shared it because it may be useful for other developers.
Yeah, and I mentioned, I appreciate anyone contributing to open source so I actually feel a little bad being critical. I was just wondering what the use case is. Especially since Sqlite3 is installed by default (probably also on shared hosts) and has the same requirements (all it needs is the ability to read and write a file).
Aside from that, I'm leery of Hacker News being a place where brand new open source contributions gets submitted (regardless of quality). There are other places for that.
Please correct me if I'm wrong but SQLite database could be downloaded from web-browser. There is a some ways to prevent it by keeping db files above www/ dir or via htaccess, however what you will do if you have only limited access to www/ folder and .htaccess aren't supported?
The server you are describing I have never seen... even in the 90s. I have never seen a server where .htaccess was disabled AND you couldn't go one level up from www/public_html/htdocs/etc.
So now curiosity has gotten the best of me... is this a private lan or something? The only thing I can think of it is one of those situations where a University gives you a website but it is really really locked down.
Also, try starting it with a dot (".mytest.html") as a lot of servers prevent hosting up files that start with a dot.
