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Introducing ClavisDB

If you develop scripts for FiveM or RedM, or you've ever managed your own server, there's a good chance you've used HeidiSQL. I certainly have, and it does its job. The problem is that database clients like HeidiSQL and DBeaver still feel like tools from another era. They're powerful, but their interfaces are often crowded, outdated and unnecessarily intimidating, especially for a server owner who…

Aug 07

ZioMark

I have been developing for the RedM ecosystem for years, creating high-quality, optimized, and scalable resources for roleplay servers. With 3+ years as a Tebex seller and 1,200+ paying customers, I've built and maintained commercial RedM resources used by communities around the world. My experience comes from developing real products that are actively used, updated, and supported.

Recent posts

AI for RedM Scripts, My Opinion

Aug 06

Over the last couple of years I've noticed something that has completely changed the RedM development scene. If you spend some time browsing the Cfx.re forums, especially the Releases section, you'll find an endless stream of new scripts being published almost every day. At first that sounds like a good thing. More developers usually means more ideas, more competition and a healthier ecosystem. Un…
- artificial-intelligence
- redm
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What's PM2 and Why We Use It

Aug 06

When people start building Discord bots, web dashboards or any Node.js application, the first thing they usually do is open a Command Prompt window and run: It works. Until it doesn't. The moment that terminal closes, Windows restarts, or something unexpected happens, your application is gone. If you're lucky, you'll notice it immediately. If you're not, your users will notice before you do. This …
- tech

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Introducing ClavisDB

Recent posts

AI for RedM Scripts, My Opinion

What's PM2 and Why We Use It