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"Build a booking site for a one-chair barber shop. Services with prices, a calendar where customers grab a slot, and an admin view of upcoming appointments. Confident black and cream, sharp sans-serif, and a barber-pole stripe that slowly rotates in the hero."

"Build a wedding RSVP site where guests confirm, pick a meal, and leave a note for the couple. Add a live guestbook that fills as people sign in. Soft florals, elegant serif headlines, hand-lettered 'yes!' button that wiggles on hover."

"Build a small online shop for the ceramics I make on weekends. Browse, add to cart, place orders that I see in a tidy admin view. Gallery minimalism, terracotta accent, and each product photo gently tilts on hover like it's being picked off the shelf."

"Build a site where my whole family can drop in their favorite recipes — photos, the story behind each one, and little comments on each other's. Cozy magazine layout, warm cream tones, hand-drawn dividers, and a puff of flour that drifts across the screen the first time someone adds a recipe."

Your MongoDB index starts as a quick shell command, then becomes a production dependency nobody can trace.

Prisma Next moves indexes, validators, and collection options into migrations you can plan, review, and apply.

Five videos to see Netlify Database in action.

From your first agent run to migrating off another Postgres provider, here's the full picture. 🧵

Managing Prisma Postgres with Pulumi?

`pulumi new typescript` gets you started.

The Terraform bridge means you get:

✅ TypeScript instead of HCL
✅ IDE autocomplete
✅ Dependency graphs
✅ Secret management

the poles are haunted, saint nicholas has a complete signal blackout for opsec

the problem itself is kinda ill-defined, for rectangles these are all drawing axis-aligned rectangles, doing what they say on the tin. for circles it's a little more defined, geodesic circles _should_ work.