Hi folks! I just released `v0.2.0` of Ktor Panel. ...
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Hi folks! I just released
v0.2.0
of Ktor Panel. This update adds only one functionality - which is for logout. Feel free to test out the live demo: https://ktor-panel.daimones.xyz [Update] Please use
admin
as both username and password for authentication. Source: https://github.com/believemanasseh/ktor-panel Note: more impressive features would be coming soon Feedback is appreciated 🙂
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Your live demo page shows Apache page
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Sincere apologies. Please check now @Arjan van Wieringen
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Still
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I don't experience this.
It opens both on my mobile and PC Chrome
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Video Clip (2025-08-04 210957).MP4
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@Arjan van Wieringen Likely my PC was switched off when you tried
It still works on my mobile and PC chrome now
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Cloudflare Tunnel error, too. Maybe host it on koyeb. They provide an free Docker instance.
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Yh, the cloudflare tunnel error is expected. Also, thanks for the recommendation (I'll check it out).
Also, I've just turned on my PC so incase you could check again
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Yeah, having a demo running on your PC that's turned off sometimes isn't ideal for your showcase. If you don't want to go with koyeb, do you have a NAS that can run your docker? Or a spare NUC?
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Nah, I've got none of those.
I should go with Koyeb since it's also free
Checking it out now
Been struggling to even sign up on Heroku @Stefan Oltmann
As my koyeb build kept failing
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! ERROR: Failed to determine build task
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! It looks like your project does not contain a 'stage' task, which Heroku needs in order
! to build your app. Our Dev Center article on preparing a Gradle application for Heroku
! describes how to create this task:
! <https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/deploying-gradle-apps-on-heroku>
! 
Timer: Builder ran for 46.324938226s and ended at 2025-08-05T17:51:10Z
ERROR: failed to build: exit status 1
Build failed ❌
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Heroku doesn’t have a free tier anymore. You just need to make your sample app a Docker container. Here is an example: https://github.com/StefanOltmann/emma-webapi
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It's what I tried doing but I wrote mine in a dockerfile and pushed to remote
But I saw two options; either to deploy from a registry or github repo (that contains a dockerfile)
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Yes. That's possible. You can also deploy it as a ZIP file and upload that to your docker management (like Portainer)
I guess koyeb has also an option for uploading from ZIP, but I'm not sure.
You have different options to deploy Docker. Any will work for you. 😉
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When I pushed the Dockerfile to remote, that was when I got the deployment error
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I suggest asking ChatGPT to help you here. That's a common task they are usually good at.
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Yeah, would just have to stick to koyeb (not portainer)
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Your pages run in quirks mode (You didn't add a
<!DOCTYPE html>
declaration at the top of your HBS template files). I suggest you fix this to avoid issues with layout. Also, you should refrain from using TailwindCSS from CDNs as unused styles are not purged thus increasing file sizes. Hope this helps. If you don't mind I could start a PR with the changes
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I appreciate the feedback. Yes, I don't mind a PR. Thanks 🙂
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