pmouchan

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   by pmouchan 2y ago

   I understand what you mean, and going for free alternatives is a possibility. Nevertheless, for some people (who are my targeted audience), paying for a to-do list, calendar, and additional features can be quite expensive, and they are ofte
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   Show HN: I spent 6 months coding my own productivity workflow(obsibrain.com)

   3 points by pmouchan 2y ago|2 comments
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   by pmouchan 5y ago

   There are actually 3 different packages: 1. The boilerplate for developers: $19 The full code with the compiler, my best snippets and lifetime updates. 2. The full course: $59 The full course with all my best practices for website optimizat
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   by pmouchan 5y ago

   Already gone through, Grammarly isn't perfect too.
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   by pmouchan 5y ago

   Sorry for those ones, my english isn't perfect! If you could please send me the corrected version of it, I will really appreciate it!
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   by pmouchan 5y ago

   For the stack: - SCSS with some of my custom and persoal mixins - Html Templating with handlebarjs - ViteJS for the compiler - Some build script to minify images, compress everything with the latest best practices. - etc.
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   by pmouchan 5y ago

   What are your ideas concerning the copyediting?
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   by pmouchan 5y ago

   Hmm I will try to debug this one, this one is using a CDN and you shouldn’t have to wait this long since it is fully optimised! Otherwise thanks for the feedback
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   Show HN: Front-End Best Practices Boilerplate and Course(staticstarter.com)

   17 points by pmouchan 5y ago|12 comments