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Home page of the multilingual Astro site on Cloudflare that Claude Code built from one prompt with the astro-i18n skill: hero section and language switcher

Build a Multilingual Astro Site on Cloudflare with One Claude Code Prompt

Tutorial: the exact prompt, the four questions the astro-i18n skill asked back, and the edge-native multilingual site Claude Code built from an empty folder.

Oct 17, 2026 Read more →
Globe of edge nodes feeding an npm package box and a SKILL.md agent skill, the two halves of the edge-native Astro i18n engine in Part 4

Edge-Native i18n, Part 4: The Engine Becomes an npm Package, and the Docs Become an Agent Skill

Edge-Native i18n with Astro & Cloudflare Workers - Part 4

Oct 15, 2026 Read more →
Abstract illustration of a code storefront and a buyer profile wired through a central chip to a GitHub repository, a server rack and a cloud worker.

A Self-Hosted Gumroad Alternative for Code Sellers: What You Can Own and What You Can't

Decision guide for code sellers weighing a self-hosted Gumroad alternative: what Gumroad costs on real numbers, which layers of a store can run on your own infrastructure (storefront, GitHub delivery) and which cannot (sales tax), and three paths that keep the delivery yours.

Sep 25, 2026 Read more →
Paddle and Lemon Squeezy side by side for selling code: the same 5% + 50¢ fee, a 1.5% international card surcharge on Lemon Squeezy, and dispute fees of $20 against $15.

Paddle vs Lemon Squeezy for Selling Code: Same 5% + 50¢, Different Bill

Provider decision for code sellers choosing between the two merchants of record: the monthly bill behind the identical headline fee, which sellers each one accepts as Lemon Squeezy heads for Stripe Managed Payments, what each one sends when money goes back to a buyer, and where the GitHub username gets collected.

Sep 25, 2026 Read more →
A heavy vault door swung open onto a code editor window holding a boilerplate configuration, with callouts for the private repo, tier management, update channel and security audit.

How to Set Up a Boilerplate for Sale on GitHub, Before the First Buyer

Seller-side setup guide for a boilerplate or starter kit sold as private GitHub repo access: organization, one team per tier, the template setting, releases, the buyer README, the licence file, the updates promise and a refund policy for code the buyer can clone.

Sep 25, 2026 Read more →
A world map with Stripe crossed out and four payment rails, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Razorpay and Telegram Stars, flowing from unsupported countries into a locked GitHub repository marked access granted.

Stripe Isn't Available in My Country: How to Sell Boilerplates and Starter Kits With Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Razorpay or Telegram Stars

Situational guide for code sellers outside Stripe: which payment rails accept sellers from their country, how each one pays out, and the delivery step none of them does - inviting the buyer to a private GitHub repo and revoking on refund.

Sep 22, 2026 Read more →

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