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The one question performance review(quesodev.substack.com)
1 points by quesodev 3y ago|0 comments
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The Gordon Ramsey Theory of Software Engineering Management(quesodev.substack.com)
2 points by quesodev 3y ago|0 comments
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by quesodev 4y ago
At the moment my costs are about $100/mo, so it only takes a handful of subscribers to keep it going. Beyond that it was something I wanted for myself and I'm just glad if other people find it useful. I also learned a ton from m
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by quesodev 4y ago
https://hubdesk.io/ . Create Github issues from emails and respond to them by starting a comment with "@reply". If you've got a side project, already use Github issues, and want to manage support emails the
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by quesodev 5y ago
Thanks! I do have plans to eventually charge for organization repos, but I need more installs to list a paid plan in the Github App store. So it's free forever for anyone who signs up now. You can restrict the permissions to just one
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by quesodev 5y ago
Yes, it's https://tailwindui.com/ .
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by quesodev 5y ago
For #1, Currently the response uses your custom email address as the Reply-To address, but the email comes from a hubdesk.io email address. It's on my list to add support for custom domains. For #2, yes. You can go back a forth with
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by quesodev 5y ago
Having run several engineering teams (15-20 people), I used this approach extensively. It meant one less place to go and one less tool to use. I liked this approach so much, I also wanted to use Github Issues for internal and external cus
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Show HN: HubDesk – Receive and respond to emails with GitHub Issues(hubdesk.io)
7 points by quesodev 5y ago|1 comments
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by quesodev 5y ago
Hey HN! HubDesk is a Github App that allows you to create Github issues from emails. You can also respond to those emails with an issue comment that starts with "@reply". It saves and add links to the issues for any attachments