🗓️ Feb 20, 2026
Part 10: Getting It Live — Deploying AllBengal for Free
How to take AllBengal from your laptop to the real internet using free services.
By Sahidur
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🗓️ Feb 20, 2026
Part 9: Building New Features — What It's Like to Be a Developer
A practical guide for developers on how to add new features to AllBengal while keeping code organized and safe.
By Sahidur
🗓️ Feb 20, 2026
Part 8: Who Can Write What — Permissions and Access Control
A simple explanation of how I control who can write, edit, and delete blog posts.
By Sahidur
🗓️ Feb 20, 2026
Part 7: Uploading Pictures Safely — Where Images Live
A simple explanation of how blog post images are uploaded and stored without slowing down your server.
By Sahidur
🗓️ Feb 20, 2026
Part 6: The Bouncer at the Door — Rate Limiting and Stopping Bad Guys
How AllBengal prevents hackers from attacking the login page, uploading too many files, and other abuse.
By Sahidur
🗓️ Feb 20, 2026
Part 5: Watching Over the Blog — Logging and Understanding Problems
How I track everything that happens on AllBengal so I can understand problems and keep the platform running smoothly.
By Sahidur
🗓️ Feb 20, 2026
Part 4: How PostgreSQL Handles Millions of Blog Posts — Without Breaking
A simple explanation of how databases work, why connection pooling matters, and how AllBengal keeps everything fast.
By Sahidur
🗓️ Feb 20, 2026
Part 3: Writing Beautiful Blog Posts Safely — How TinyMCE Protects You
How the blog editor (TinyMCE) works and why I clean everything to keep readers safe from hackers.
By Sahidur
🗓️ Feb 20, 2026
Part 2: How People Log In Safely — Login, Passwords, and Google Sign-In
A beginner-friendly explanation of how logins work, why passwords need to be protected, and how Google sign-in keeps you secure.
By Sahidur
🗓️ Feb 20, 2026
Building AllBengal: How I Created a Modern Blog from Scratch
A beginner-friendly story about how I built a complete blog platform with a simple tech stack. Learn the big ideas behind the architecture without getting lost in the code.
By Sahidur