Deploy notes &
field guides.
Practical writing for people shipping AI-built apps to production — deploy walkthroughs, going from prototype to a real backend, SEO for static sites, and how we build FluentOps. Coming soon.
- 2026-10-227 min read
PHP2Shell: half of the sites running PHP will never get the patch
Seven in ten websites run PHP. This week it broke, and for half of them there will be no patch.
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How to add a form to a static site without a backend
It has a name field, an email field and a button that says send. It delivers nothing, and your site will never tell you.
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Your .env does not protect you: how to know which keys you are publishing
Half the keys "protected" in a .env end up inside the file the browser downloads. How to tell whether yours is one of them.
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How to publish a site built in Bolt
Download the zip and that is it. The rest is not overcomplicating it: which steps you can skip, and which one you cannot.
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How to publish a v0 project (and what to do if it is Next.js)
The v0 zip, the button that sometimes fails, and the next.config line that decides whether your project can be published.
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How to publish a site built in Lovable
A real project, not a loose file. How to get it out of Lovable and online with your own domain.
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How to publish a project built in Cursor
You already have it on your computer. The hard part is knowing which part is your site and which part is the recipe.
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How to publish a Claude artifact
The artifact downloads, but it is not always a site. How to tell which one you got, and how to publish it.
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How to publish a website built with ChatGPT
There is no "download site" button — there is a way to ask. From the chat to a public URL, with no extra steps.
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How to publish the site you built with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Lovable or v0
Every AI tool hands you something different: a loose file, a whole project, a zip. Which one you got, and how to publish it.
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How to put your website online (a beginner’s guide)
There are three ways to put a website online. Nobody explains the difference — which is why your site has been sitting in a folder for weeks.
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You built something with AI and it only runs on localhost — here’s how to put it online
You built a page with AI, it works on your screen… but no one else can see it. What localhost is, and how to get it online in minutes.
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More on the way — new posts regularly.