Moving my site off Lovable, and the bug a speed test caught
13 migrations, a checksum per table, and a 403 that only PageSpeed noticed.
In October I moved mrb2beast.com off Lovable onto my own server. Code on GitHub, a database in Frankfurt with all 13 migrations, the data checked by checksum, staging first. The new site was live one day after I started.
The lesson came after the switch. A CSRF check in the code I took over from Lovable blocked every request with a 403 behind the new server, and the home page broke right after loading. I only found it because PageSpeed returned no score on desktop. If you move a site, run a speed test right after the switch. A missing score can point to a broken page.
Lovable vs Claude Code: Why I Moved My Site
One tool got my products live in days, the other runs them now. Read it before you move a live product, so you know which tool fits which stage.
Claude Code Best Practices for Solo Builders
Ten rules that held up after the move, while I kept building the site with Claude Code. Useful if you work alone and want fewer surprises from AI written code.
Claude Code Subagents: Build a Small Team in One Repo
One agent writes, a second one checks, and you keep the right to say no. The article shows how to set that up inside a single repo.
One question back: what do you check right after you ship a change? Hit reply and tell me.
On Wednesday the AI news arrive, with a one-click poll.
