On Windows, start the stack in Ubuntu
Native Windows can inspect. It cannot start the stack. The start path is Ubuntu on WSL2, in the Ubuntu shell, not in PowerShell and not in cmd. Docker has to be Linux containers, with WSL2 integration
TDK CLI
Official Hashnode publication for TDK CLI. Generate and Run your whole Tech Stack without the setup pain. Learn how to go from an empty folder to a running multi-service stack with one service.json and tdk up. No Kubernetes for local development. Production stays on Helm.
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A Premium key is not a support contract
flisk up does not need a key. Core is MIT. Most teams should stay there. Premium is optional, at $19 per developer per month, and it unlocks extras. It does not buy an SLA, a weekend page, or a promis
Omit --language. The backend is Bun.
tags: flisk, bun, node, backend flisk resource --type backend scaffolds Bun and Hono. That is the default on purpose. Omit --language and the output stays byte-identical to the historical scaffold. In
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I got tired of local microservices turning into a pile of Dockerfiles, Compose files, and nginx configs that nobody wants to maintain. Agents are worse at it than people. They rewrite a Dockerfile, br
The Largest Architecture Diagram You Have Never Seen: TDK CLI, End to End
Most tool documentation shows one box and one arrow. TDK CLI is bigger than that. A single tdk up passes through TypeScript commands, Starlark discovery and generators, a generated Tiltfile, Docker co
Everything You Need to Know About Code Review for AI-Generated Code
AI-generated code tends to look tidy. The names are sensible, the structure is familiar, and the comments read well. That polish is the risk. A reviewer who relaxes because the code looks right will m
What Really Happens When You Type tdk up: A Sequence Diagram of TDK CLI
The first architecture diagram showed the parts of TDK CLI. This one shows time: what happens, in order, after you type tdk up. Knowing the order tells you where a start can stop, and which message to
Forget MVC. The New Era Is PSR (Project Stack Resource)
You’re still thinking in MVC. Controllers, models, views, “where does this function live?”, “which file owns the routing?” — that mental model made sense when the unit of work was a single application