Database migration fixes and reconsidering UI layout

What I worked on today

Migrated from SQLite (file-based) to MySQL/MariaDB, requiring changes to foreign keys between models, improving database scalability for pricing intelligence tools.
Updated almost every database migration to resolve structural conflicts, ensuring better support for competitor price tracking.
Did some code cleanup to streamline the new database structure, which should help with future price monitoring software features.
Posted something on Reddit, but it didn’t gain much traction.
Noticed that Google Search Console graphs are still disappointing, and there’s still no waiting list subscriber.

Moving from SQLite to MySQL/MariaDB isn’t always straightforward, especially with foreign key constraints, but it’s essential for handling larger datasets in pricing intelligence.
A cleaner database migration setup helps long-term scalability, particularly when supporting e-commerce competitive analysis.
UI space allocation can significantly affect the overall product feel—right now, the container-width layout might be too restrictive for displaying competitive pricing insights effectively.
Posting content without an engaged audience doesn’t immediately drive traffic, reinforcing the need for an SEO-driven marketing strategy.

Get into my Tailwind CSS workflow and experiment with a full-screen layout to better present price change alerts and competitor pricing insights.
Evaluate whether the UI revamp is worth the time investment or if it’s just a form of procrastination, especially when there are still pricing intelligence updates to focus on.
Refocus on marketing strategies that could improve reach and attract potential sign-ups for businesses looking for real-time price tracking solutions.