S1-2 – Dashboard got a facelift

Droppin' this devlog now 'cause SoM was having some problems with their devlog system, but we weren't. 😎

What's new in DevLogr?
Dashboard UI makeover – sleeker, cleaner, sexier.
Squashed a bunch of bugs across the platform. Like everywhere. Fr.
Been cookin' on Custom Domain support… but Vercel's API...............

So yeah, fun times with deployment limitations 🫠
Trying to wrangle the Vercel API to make it work – domains need to be linked to the project directly.
Will anyone use this feature? Probably not 🥲
Am I still building it because it sounds cool? Absolutely.

I'll keep ya updated.

👉 roadmap.devlogr.space

S1-1 – First post-ship update!

Alright alright alright… Thanks to everyone who voted (y’all are cute for that!!).
This one comes straight after the SHIP—DevLogr is evolving 🌱

Here’s what’s cookin’:
Added caching because waiting 6 seconds for task status to update felt illegal.
CSS & UI/UX glow-up. Less cringe now.
Markdown support + ✨Rich Text Editor✨ — finally, devlogs that don’t look like 2004 forum posts.

Not a massive update but hey, it’s the warm-up round…
Big brain things are coming. Real soon™️.

Stay tuned: devlogr.devlogr.space

4 – Mental Breakdown

Yeahh… title says everything.
Sooo basically, since the last devlog when I said I’m gonna push it to Vercel—well… I did.

Here’s a quick little Vercel summary:
Frontend failed: 12 times
Backend failed: 13 times

And that’s not even the worst part. I had to rebuild the ENTIRE backend—every. single. file. From scratch. Why? Because Vercel kept rejecting my backend like I insulted their DNS or something.
Funny twist? While rebuilding the backend, suddenly frontend worked flawlessly. Then when I finally finished backend-v2 and pushed it, frontend said nah bro I’m out.
Even though everything was updated with the new endpoints... Vercel just felt like trolling me.

W H A T E V E R. It’s fixed now;)

Oh—and guess what? I also developed Custom Domain support. AND IT WORKS. (still processing that)

So now, it’s just final touches:
Debugging
Landing page polishing
Footer tweaks
CSS cleanup

I can’t believe I’m saying this but… this thing is actually going LIVE soon.

No joke—yesterday, while rewriting everything from scratch, I was this close to writing the last devlog and cancelling the whole thing.
But… my bff Claude came in clutch and gave me hope. That hope is now hosted. That Vercel Ready status? Best view in the world.

Alright, enough night stories.

DevLogr -
Manage your project journey in one place.
Milestones, Updates, Issues—even public Feedback—let your community follow your project without the silence.
Let’s be honest: building alone is tough. So why not bring people along the way?

🚀 ETA: 2–4 hours until live.

(Yes, I know… the dashboard needs a big UI redesign. We’ll get there. Right now—it’s function over fashion.)

3 – DevLogr is not sleeping!

Heyy, ik, ik, it’s been almost 3 days since the last devlog… had some issues behind the scenes, but I’m back on track!

✅ Completed the FULL Public Page (yeah, the page where project Milestones, Updates, Issues, and Feedback will live)
✅ Completed the Project Management Panel
✅ Updated the Dashboard
✅ Fixed a lot of errors (my bffs)

Gonna push it to Vercel soon, but yeah—still no DEMO yet… this project basically runs on the backend, and without it—chaos. So I still need to re-check the whole backend, because I know there are things to work on, as well as custom domain support, and some other things, that I reveal in the next devlog!

At some point I thought—why did I even start this project? It felt impossible to make everything work, connect smoothly, and actually be usable. And how am I going to manage custom domains!? I honestly considered deleting it. But here we are—it’s working! (still can’t believe it lol)

Sooooo yeahh, it wouldn’t be me if I wasn’t making projects like these. I always think this way: What kind of tool do I need to make projects efficient & keep everything on track? That’s DevLogr.

(Sorry, didn't had any good pics to use for this devlog, so I just replaced mock data with real one (not encoded))

Last devlog I said “I need sleep.” Now—LET’S MAKE IT WORK.
(I slept 5 hours today :’))

4 update soon! 💜

2 - A lot.

Added Sign Up / Sign In pages so you can actually get into the platform.
Authentication is working.
Created the Dashboard to manage your project.
Built the Project Management panel (about half the functions are already developed and working).
Created the Public Page template for showcasing your project online (hosted either on our subdomain or your own custom domain).
Added Feedback and Issues forms to the public page, so you can collect everything in one place (issue management works pretty much like GitHub Issues).
Added a bunch of backend endpoints.

Currently experiencing high ms on the backend (might have to rewrite the whole thing if it doesn’t chill).

ETA for the DEMO: around 1–3 days.

After all project management features are finished, I’ll start working on custom domain support. All SSL and config will be handled automatically—just plug in your domain.

I need sleep.
More updates soon. 💜

1 – The Beginning of DevLogr 🚀

Well, here we go again—another adventure begins.

The first version of the frontend for DevLogr. The idea is simple: give developers a slick place to share devlogs, track progress, and show the world what they’re building (or breaking).

Stay tuned. 💜👻