🤗 Meepo 的自由开发之旅

Key sections and selected articles overview:

• Dokploy hosting for your full‑stack apps: listing scenarios suitable for Dokploy — reverse proxy (migrating from Nginx to Traefik), static site deployment (e.g. bundled React), Next.js deployment, Dockerizing NestJS backends (replacing PM2; previously using Railway or self‑hosted servers), database installation and backups (MySQL/Postgres/MongoDB/Redis), and integrations with services like Sentry.
• 🥳 Stripe application full process — essential for cross‑border payments: why apply for Stripe, official application steps, author's practical details (company is a US INC, bank is Mercury, phone SIM is Paygo, no ITIN/SSN used — passport verification, a working website as business proof), application tips and cautions.
• Umami: an open‑source alternative to Google Analytics: introducing Umami as an open analytics tool, API management for multiple sites and deployment notes.
• Plausible iframe embedding tests: notes on embedding and testing Plausible.
• Mailgun signup process & using Ghost: Mailgun and Ghost blog integration flow, email sending configuration and caveats.
• NestJS & Dokploy automated deployment flow: an example showing how to implement automated deployments with Dokploy using NestJS.
• trigger.dev open deployment by Dokploy: brief notes on deploying trigger.dev on Dokploy.
• Other practical records: cross‑border payment tips (Mainland<->Hong Kong instant lossless transfers), successful Water (Mercury) bank account opening, remote interview experience in the AI era, personal remote frontend/full‑stack job records, etc.

Tags and audience: articles are tagged as 技术总结, Dokploy, Payment, Indiehacker, Nodejs, aimed at developers and indie founders who need fast, practical deployment, ops optimization, or preparation for cross‑border payments and company registration. The page offers an index of Meepo's posts and a subscription entry; most articles are short (3–10 minute reads) focusing on step‑by‑step instructions, config highlights, and personal notes for direct reuse and reimplementation.