I recently started exploring NodeJs then some platforms for blogging and stuff. Found Ghost to be simple, efficient and light-weight compared to WordPress.

But there was an issue, see I found the newsletter feature very good and very intrigued to use it but Ghost has hardcoded Mailgun integration for sending newsletter to users via emails. Its okay but the pricing is not. There are a lot of posts on their support forum about this but the team is pretty adamant on using Mailgun only for the foreseeable future. They claim there are no ties between the companies while some users had some other speculations.

Anyway, since I wanted to use the newsletter thingy to explore I had to build a solution of my own (thanks to Ghost supporting integrations) which worked as expected. I mean there were a few limitations, but anyway gets the main job done. Its key features are:
1. Send email using your email credentials.
2. Use multiple emails to split userbase & send newsletter.
3. Emails delivery & email opens.

Incase you are planning to move to Ghost & intend to start a newsletter, you can try this project of my, its completely open sourced: https://github.com/ItzNotABug/ghosler.

Okay so we have now successfully installed Node on our server.
Now we go to running an Express App.

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If you read my previous blog post, you know I’ve been experimenting with CDNs & VPS Servers.
This time, I wanted to use NodeJs on the Hostinger’s hosting.

Yeah, the same Cloud Global Plan,but as all the support exec. guys say, you cannot normally use NodeJs on a server that does not give you root access.

So here’s a complete info. about how I installed NodeJs on the Cloud Global plan which is not a VPS Server.

I recently had a requirement to use a CDN & found BunnyCDN to be the Best in regards to Performance, Price, etc.

That worked when I used it on my VPS Server but it couldn’t connect to my other server which was hosted on “Hostinger”.

I recently started to learn about WebApps, different frameworks & after that How to deploy them.