This is the final post in a short series about shipping small, fast-moving web projects.
So far we covered:
- Why speed matters in small demo scenarios
- Why not every project needs a full pipeline
Now here’s the workflow.
The Goal
For small, static projects, publishing should:
- Require no configuration
- Produce a public HTTPS URL
- Take less time than a context switch
From inside the project folder.
The Command
From the project root:
/myvibe-publish
What You Get
The command runs locally, packages your static output, uploads it to MyVibe, and returns a public URL.
Example:
🚀 Published successfully!
🌍 https://www.myvibe.so/zhenqiang-zhang/devlog-ai
(Actual time varies with project size and network conditions.)
The point isn’t magic — it’s removing ceremony for static projects.
When This Makes Sense
Best fit:
- Hackathon submission pages
- Temporary demo links
- Landing pages
- Static docs
- Frontend-only experiments
Assumptions:
- Static output
- No server runtime
- No complex environment requirements
What It’s Not
Not a replacement for CI/CD.
Long-lived systems still deserve full pipelines.
This is for the category where the “deliverable” is simply: a link.
Series: Shipping Small Projects
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