Firefox 69 is shipping with protection from cryptocurrency mining running without the user's knowledge: https://venturebeat.com/2019/04/09/firefox-will-now-let-you-block-fingerprint-tracking-and-cryptojacking/
I know CI services like Travis have to worry about this, but I wouldn't have thought JS mining would be anywhere near worthwhile.
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AUR has a bleeding-edge git package whose version tag is always 1. It's a shame, I would like to be able to download v1 too :P
There's definitely something about shipping a binary that feels more like 'real' software. I find it's easier to ship a website but there's much more historical precedent in delivering an executable.
I've built a simple personal wiki/blog at https://notes.wilfred.me.uk/. It has few features and little content, but it works.
I've tried to apply an agile philosophy: ship it ASAP. This is hard for side projects. I found the features I wanted after shipping changed considerably!