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by ollerac 7y ago
It's still in beta, so it's not actually better yet. I tried it out for a week and it didn't work out. After about 30 minutes of streaming, my dropped frames went up to 90%, despite my connection being strong. OBS never had a
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by ollerac 7y ago
This is a great idea. What about also funding companies that will help the economy regain its footing in the coming months/years? Covid-19 will drastically impact even the people who never catch it.
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by ollerac 7y ago
I'm going to use this when I launch my next project. Looks really useful and easy to use. If you could figure out the right UI, this would make a great phone app for consumers.
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by ollerac 7y ago
I believe this is currently possible with Chrome's Workspaces [0]. [0] https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/work...
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by ollerac 7y ago
It's an open source Node.js app, so you can deploy yourself it to any host with a persistent file system. No 3rd party database required -- it uses a file-based architecture to make it easier to get started with and modify the data. It
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by ollerac 7y ago
I made a web app framework [0] for people like you (and me). It lets you use static HTML to build a web app. Data attributes store data in the page and add dynamic features (like CRUD functionality and drag and drop sorting) very easily. Pl
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by ollerac 7y ago
You could be saying one of two things here: 1. "The average dev these days is so terribly uninformed, they're willing to buy an entire book to explain what, to me, is a simple concept. I feel like devs these days aren't as go
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by ollerac 7y ago
It had one of the worst landing pages in the industry. You couldn't tell how it worked or what it did or how it might be useful. Google goes full-tilt on some products (Stadia/Chrome/GSuite) and leaves others to die. What kin
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by ollerac 7y ago
It lets you use the natural structure of the DOM to define the structure of your data models. And it lets you easily point to which elements have data. These two things combined mean you now can treat your front-end HTML like a database.
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How 3 Product Hunt UX Bugs Derailed My Product Launch(blog.remaketheweb.com)
1 points by ollerac 7y ago|0 comments
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by ollerac 7y ago
I just walked past there today and was thinking about checking out. What a coincidence! :) That's awesome it's your full time gig - congrats! I hope to get Remake there some day!
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by ollerac 7y ago
Yes, actually right across from Charlestown in East Somerville. I like it a lot. Seekwell looks awesome btw. What stage are you at with it?
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by ollerac 7y ago
It's a little longer than 90 seconds, but you can find the full ~40 minute tutorial for that here: https://docs.remaketheweb.com/introducing-remake/ I agree, however, something short and sweet showing off the code
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by ollerac 7y ago
Thank you, I appreciate that! I'm gonna try to launch again anyways if they'll let me, simply because # of users and feedback matters more to me than revenue at the moment. That won't always be the case, but I'd like to
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by ollerac 7y ago
Mike, thanks for the feedback! As a solo founder with a short amount of time before launch (and a day job), I had to decide to focus on only one thing for the main landing page. That ended up being selling the benefits of the product instea
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by ollerac 7y ago
Thank you! That's fixed now!
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by ollerac 7y ago
This is my #1 priority. I've gotten this feedback from 4 different people now. Thank you!
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by ollerac 7y ago
Remake - a server-rendered framework for building CRUD web apps [0] This is an open-source framework I've been working on for the past year to try and solve this problem. I was tired of building the same back-end over and over again an
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Show HN: Remake – A server-rendered framework for building CRUD web apps fast
47 points by ollerac 7y ago|12 comments
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by ollerac 7y ago
David Rusenko - How To Find Product Market Fit - YC Startup School https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LNQxT9LvM0 I learned so much for this talk. I had a much different idea of the point of iterating rapidly and what product-
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by ollerac 7y ago
A simple approach I love is just to choose a simple color scheme like Open Colors ( https://yeun.github.io/open-color/ ) and just use colors from there. There's also this great article: https://refactorin
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by ollerac 7y ago
For older people, there's nothing better than face to face interaction and someone to guide them through things. You could consider hiring a caregiver to stop by every morning for 30 min. Another option would be to call him every time
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by ollerac 7y ago
I have a project like this (mentioned in my profile) and I'd love to talk to you about this space if you'd be open to it.
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by ollerac 7y ago
For anyone who doesn't know, it's currently in the Code of Conduct, at the very bottom: > And remember… don’t be evil, and if you see something that you think isn’t right – speak up!
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by ollerac 7y ago
I'm working on a similar project called Remake [0]. It lets you add a CRUD editing interface with automatic data syncing/saving to any element. All that's required are a few HTML data-* attributes [1]. It takes a different ap
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by ollerac 7y ago
I'm using the Bose QuietComfort 25 wired headphones right now. I've been using them for years. Every time an ear cushion wears out or falls off, I buy new ear cushions and replace the old ones. I've now resorted to even using
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by ollerac 7y ago
You're promoting a logical fallacy that's especially dangerous to people with entrepreneurial drive. You're assuming that things done once will always be done that way — that some things are always destined to have the same o
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by ollerac 7y ago
> The web is a bloated, over-engineered mess. The Lean Web is a set of principles for a simpler, faster world-wide web. https://leanweb.dev/
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by ollerac 7y ago
This is one of my favorite books. Do you know anything else like it?
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by ollerac 7y ago
Can you do a quick write up about how to do this? As a web developer, I feel like I should know how to host my own website from my own machine, but I've always struggled to get all the right steps in place. It'd be nice to hear fr

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