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reichertjalex
9mo ago
Love this! It would be great if the PDF export worked better, it seems to just use the "Print > Save As PDF" functionality? I'd love to export everything to a nice PDF and then request that all the data be deleted :P Or, e
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InstantDB: A Modern Firebase
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2y ago
Very nice! I really like the design of the whole product, very clean and simple. Out of curiosity, do you have a designer, or did you take inspiration from any other products (for the landing page, dashboard, etc) when you were building thi
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reichertjalex
2y ago
In case it's helpful for anyone, I did a little write-up of my experience using Instant a couple months ago to hack together a simple weekend project: https://www.alexreichert.com/blog/ceramics-with-instantdb tl;d
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2y ago
> "We need to know what 'done' looks like." Ugh, yes... I wish I had internalized this sooner!
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2y ago
Yeah, definitely. I know this is a somewhat controversial opinion, but I do think there's value in developing the muscle around "grinding it out". I think the tricky part (depending on your personality type) is knowing when i
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2y ago
Ooh I like that! I definitely feel that in some sense when I have a good streak of commits per day, where I don't want to break the streak. Or for workouts, it's suuuper motivating to see the number continue to go up. But oftentim
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On finishing projects
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Finishing projects is hard
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Linen – Make your Discord community Google-searchable
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5y ago
I remember having mixed feelings about Sorbet when I first joined Stripe in late 2018, but by the time I left, I found it indispensable. Especially after the VS Code extension was released internally... holy crap, that made such a huge diff