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by abejora 9d ago
I agree with this sentiment! For our Abejora timesheet SaaS, setting up backups was one of the harder parts. We had to change direction a few times while implementing it. We finally got a nice setup with CloudNativePG + Barman. This allows
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by abejora 12d ago
We are running Abejora on a Talos Kubernetes cluster. Siderob Labs frames the acquisition as it were a good thing. I'm not completely convinced. If the Sidero Labs is doing well, then why would they need the acquisition? And if the Sid
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by abejora 12d ago
https://www.abejora.com - timesheet software for freelancers and small teams We created it as an alternative to the price gouging that happened over the last year at various timesheet SaaS companies. The idea is that good softwa
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by abejora 16d ago
We noticed this also for the online software services that we use. Many of them increased in price, which I can understand with rising costs. However, a large number of them also have/introduced a 'hostile' structure that for
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by abejora 18d ago
https://www.abejora.com/ - Timesheet registration software We try to differentiate in a few ways: * we try to be as fast and user friendly as possible, because nobody likes filling in timesheets: logical screens that align
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by abejora 24d ago
What are some examples of the right things to choose? Are you thinking in the direction of technical decisions (e.g. the right programming language), or more about product design decisions?
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by abejora 29d ago
This is something that we have been working on in our app, but to be honest: it is hard. At first we wanted to be completely keyboard centric, but we had to pivot away from it. There is so much to learn in this space. There are small things