خرید و دانلود نسخه کامل کتاب Patriola’s Guide to Claude: Build a Self-Deploying App: Wire Your Web App to Deploy Itself With No Manual Uploads

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Every deploy that reports success and isn’t is built the same way: a transfer that completed, a script that exited 0, and no check that the remote file matches the local one. The first time that happens you spend three days debugging a broken live site with nothing in any log to explain it. The second time you’ve already built the verify pass, and it catches the mismatch in thirty seconds before anyone sees the bad version.This book builds a complete self-deploying web application from scratch, with Claude writing every component. The worked example is real: a mobile Voice Lab app — a recordings logger, a physiological-event counter, a clip-labeling interface, and a PHP API backend — deployed to a live shared host via paramiko SFTP. Every deploy script in the book runs on production today. The patterns are not hypothetical. The sha256 verification block, the backup-before-mutate discipline, the `php -l` syntax check over SSH before the file goes live, the separate verify script that confirms content markers after the transfer — each one exists because the failure it prevents has already happened once.You will learn to build a multi-component web app with Claude iterating on thin vertical slices, wire each component to a deploy script the moment it exists, and compose those scripts into a single orchestrator that runs backup, push, verify, and summary as one chain that stops cold on any failure. Git and a pre-commit hook that calls the verify script complete the loop: a commit that says “deployed” means deployed. You will also learn exactly where Claude drifts on deploy infrastructure — relative paths, missing `t.close()`, skipped backup steps — and the correction-into-a-rule pattern that turns each miss into a standing rule for the rest of the session.This is an advanced book for power users who run Claude Code, write Python without looking things up, and ship real software to real hosts. It assumes you have used SSH at least once and never explains what a terminal is. What it gives you instead is the specific discipline of a self-deploying system: how to trust what’s live, how to recover in thirty seconds when something goes wrong, and how to build that infrastructure with Claude in the same session you’re building the app itself.