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by rozenmd 4y ago
It comes from naturally participating in the community - someone will ask a question, you'll respond "oh hey here's how you do that", and link them to your blog with additional details (or you'll write an article th
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Consider teaching on your own blog - it's not immediate money, but if you're patient, you'll start to get folks asking if you're available for consulting, or if you've considered writing a book on what you write abo
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Monitoring your application as a solo founder(onlineornot.com)
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Folks that "know JavaScript", and have to maintain/update a React app was the target audience, essentially folks taught React the quick and dirty way.
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Author of the book here. If you're keen on reading more of what I have to say about React, you can check out my blog here: https://maxrozen.com/
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by rozenmd 4y ago
As the author of the book mentioned, I agree. It seems like the eslint plugin (eslint-plugin-react-hooks) attempts to patch over the beginner-hostility by telling you what to do, but it doesn't actually explain why you should follow
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There exists a book dedicated to explaining how to use a single React function(twitter.com)
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Because legally, the contract has to be in the jurisdiction's official language
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Having both worked at a web agency building its own SaaS, and been employed full-time while building a SaaS on the side - I agree. VC has flooded the market with money, so it's easier to keep a stable income while hacking on the side.
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SEO/buying traffic more likely
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For my solo SaaS company: Backups: - Backblaze (disaster recovery for my laptop) Hosting: - Cloudflare Workers - fly.io (actually free when under $5/mo usage but I wish I was giving them money) - AWS Emails: - Postmark After messing ar
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by rozenmd 4y ago
I would call bullshit on them talking to laid off folks. If they had enough folks in the pipeline, they wouldn't be talking to you.
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by rozenmd 4y ago
We use changesets instead: https://github.com/changesets/changesets Getting folks to write decent, useful commits is hard enough. making them confirm to a parseable format wasn't worth the hassle.
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Depending on your business's "economics", serverless can be decent for MVPs/projects where you're not sure you'll become popular. For my own project (uptime monitoring + status pages), I got to about 500 users
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Founder of OnlineOrNot here - https://onlineornot.com sounds like it'd be a good fit for that use case (if not, happy to talk and see where we're missing functionality)
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by rozenmd 4y ago
If you're looking to try an alternative, I'd love you to check out OnlineOrNot ( https://onlineornot.com ). I've been working on it almost daily since February 2021. It's a hosted Status Page, with built-in Upt
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Thankfully the web app was relatively stable last month compared to September: https://github.onlineornot.com/
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Saving your team from alert fatigue(onlineornot.com)
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Saving your team from alert fatigue(onlineornot.com)
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Monitoring your application as a solo founder(onlineornot.com)
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by rozenmd 4y ago
I built a status page service ( https://hackernews.onlineornot.com/ ) on Remix, I find the data fetching patterns (and SEO) make a hell of a lot more sense than Next.js
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Personal network: complaining to friends about problems I wanted to help solve has yielded my last 3 jobs
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Sentry and Cloudwatch logs mainly, with paging set-up if anything bad happens. Though I run a status page + uptime monitoring service and also dogfood monitoring my own service ( https://onlineornot.com )
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Actually I'm looking to do this for my French business - do you use a service? or just using the urssaf site?
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JavaScript
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This landing page roast I found years ago completely changed how I think about marketing: Don't believe for one moment that 5 hours on Product Hunt or anywhere else for that matter represents a serious marketing effort. If you want to
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by rozenmd 4y ago
I moved to France in May this year, remote dev jobs for mid-senior were starting at 85k euros base. Which compared to international companies hiring remotely, was very very low.
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Honestly, send that email. I'm always happy to talk shop with competitors - at worst they'll just ignore you.
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Seven days: https://onlineornot.com/building-saas-in-one-week-how-built-... (tl;dr: paid for Tailwind UI, paid for Divjoy, had been building React + Node apps for 5 years before using the same stack to build my own product)
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by rozenmd 4y ago
You can self host the entire Worker runtime if you'd like: https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd

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