🚀 Stelvio v0.3.0 is here!. The simplest way to deploy Python apps to AWS. Pure Python. No YAML. No JSON. No clicking around AWS Console. ✓ Zero-setup CLI.✓ Environments support. Watch me go from an empty folder → deployed API in under 60 seconds. Try it now (links in reply)

Before I've written about Python. If you are interested you can find them here:.

I got back to writing a series about AWS Lambda. Writing is hard, and I'm not good at it. But I force myself to write because it brings clarity to my thinking. Also, I hope I'll get better over time. Starting is the worst part. When I'm into it for some time, it gets easier.

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Stelvio Daily Development Log #38. - Major documentation overhaul complete! ✅. Spent a few days ensuring everything is properly covered - no more lost knowledge. Ready to tackle v0.4.0! 🚀. Up next:.- DynamoDB indexes.OR.- Domain support. Still deciding which to prioritize🤷‍♂️.

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Hot take?. I write Stelvio docs before code. I start with Developer eXperience not implementation. If I can't write clean docs for a feature, the DX will suck. Good DX starts with "how will this feel to use?".

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Stelvio brings sane environment management to AWS:. stlv deploy # Your personal sandbox.stlv deploy staging # Shared staging.stlv deploy prod # Production. Each environment is isolated. No resource conflicts. No naming collisions. Built for real teams, not demos.

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How I spend time building Stelvio:. 1/3 - Writing code.1/3 - Designing APIs & writing docs.1/3 - Writing tests & testing manually. Good developer experience needs all three equally. Code alone isn't enough.

Stelvio Daily Development Log #37. Didn't have much time today but did little bit:. - More work on documentation. Next:.- More work on docs.- Design good API for DynamoDB indexes.- Or domain support, not sure yet.

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Stelvio by the numbers:. - 0 VC funding.- 1 solo developer.- 3 major versions shipped.- 6+ months of development.- 87 GitHub stars.- ∞ cups of tears. Building the AWS tool I wish existed. Help me hit 100 stars? 🥺 (link in reply).

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From zero to deployed API in 60 seconds with Stelvio:. 1. uv init my-api && cd my-api.2. uv add stelvio.3. uv run stlv init.4. [write 20 lines of Python].5. uv run stlv deploy. That's it. Your API is live on AWS. No YAML. No clicking. Just Python.

Stelvio Daily Development Log #36. I’m keen to start on v0.4.0 but before I try to document what’s missing before adding more features. - Added and improved some documentation. Next:.- More work on docs.- Design good API for DynamoDB indexes.- Or domain support, not sure yet.

Anyone have real-world experience with Ty (Astral) or Pyre (Meta)?. Stelvio uses type annotations everywhere but I haven't added a type checker yet. Leaning towards Ty since uv and ruff already work great, but would love to hear experiences with either. What are you using?.

With Stelvio 0.3.0 out the door,. I'm already starting work on v0.4.0. What's coming:. • DynamoDB indexes support.• Custom domains: AWS + Cloudflare!. Full roadmap in reply. Big thanks to @bascodes for the invaluable feedback and discussions.