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by rozenmd 4y ago
I'm often told my React explainers at https://maxrozen.com/articles are very accessible (particularly for non native English speakers)
902.
by rozenmd 4y ago
They could always use an employer of record for the foreign employees like remote.com
903.
by rozenmd 4y ago
Their cloud and on-prem offerings diverged quite a while ago, so it makes sense
904.
by rozenmd 4y ago
Will be a hard slog but if I were starting from scratch again I'd be starting with web development - go through freeCodeCamp ( https://www.freecodecamp.org/ ) and follow (and participate in!) #100devs on twitter.
905.
by rozenmd 4y ago
Your CI should be the automation of an existing, manual process for this reason. Should the automation fail, your manual process still works.
906.
by rozenmd 4y ago
I built a fully self-serve SaaS in a week about a year ago: https://onlineornot.com/building-saas-in-one-week-how-built-... Of course, as the users came, scope grew, and now it supports a lot more than just email alerts whe
907.
by rozenmd 4y ago
I built https://onlineornot.com entirely in Next.js This lets me host my marketing pages as static pages, and the app pages at /app - works really well, no messing around with separate builds, would highly recommend it.
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by rozenmd 4y ago
> From a business perspective developers are a cost center, not a revenue generator. If you work at a company where the software you write isn't what generates revenue, you're going to have a bad time. There are plenty of compa
909.
by rozenmd 4y ago
Vercel also on the backend if you're using Next.js API routes, I guess
910.
by rozenmd 4y ago
I'm not so sure. Atlassian doubled down on hiring through the last slump (2008-2012) and it seems to have paid off for them. Depends on the size of the tool maker, I guess.
911.
by rozenmd 4y ago
companies with consistent revenue are doubling down on hiring atm - think Atlassian, Cloudflare, etc
912.
by rozenmd 4y ago
This may be of interest: https://www.npmjs.com/package/hono
913.
by rozenmd 4y ago
if you feel like crap, fix (in order of priority): sleep/nutrition/exercise don't beat yourself up over "missed" opportunities, like getting into university or a job, there's always an easier long way around pl
914.
by rozenmd 4y ago
My MacBook Air M1 with 8GB RAM with 12 chrome tabs open feels snappier than my old work MacBook Pro 16" i7 with 32GB RAM and only a couple tabs open. Hell, just alt-tabbing between windows feels faster on the Air.
915.
by rozenmd 4y ago
I run a business that entitely runs itself on cron. I guess the customers that ask for support would just churn, but the stable set of customers that know what they're doing would keep enough cash in the accounts to keep the lights on
916.
by rozenmd 4y ago
heh, I recently moved a bunch of sites over to Cloudflare to avoid paying for monthly Route 53 fees for doing basically nothing
917.
by rozenmd 4y ago
I'm planning the MVP of a status page feature to add to my uptime monitoring product ( https://onlineornot.com ) - already worked out how to provision SSL certificates to custom domains that CNAME to my service, which is nice
918.
by rozenmd 4y ago
For example, when I lived in Australia I just bought $10 second-bottom-shelf wine. I eventually realised the $20-30 stuff was significantly better, I was just being cheap.
919.
by rozenmd 4y ago
It's probably just an easier sell when folks didn't like the product - "oh that particular vintage wasn't great, try another year" versus "oh you think all tequila is bad because you drank too much jose cuervo
920.
by rozenmd 4y ago
good booze* Chances are if you're reading this, you can afford the good wine. It's worth it.
921.
by rozenmd 4y ago
The one you already know.
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by rozenmd 4y ago
There's over 200 players in this market, and I've made over 4k so far off a couple hours a day before work (i.e, my main marketing channel is shitposting on twitter) - that's not accommodating several businesses?
923.
by rozenmd 4y ago
Why?
924.
by rozenmd 4y ago
I'm sitting here running the 200th uptime monitoring service, laughing at the notion you have to be first to ship a solution to a problem. Build something good, that people want, and iterate rapidly as feedback comes in.
925.
by rozenmd 4y ago
I've been running a software business before work for over a year now, wrote up recently what I learned over my first year: https://onlineornot.com/what-learned-running-saas-for-year
926.
by rozenmd 4y ago
It's in public beta now: https://blog.cloudflare.com/r2-open-beta/
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Things I love about Wrangler v2.0(blog.cloudflare.com)
22 points by rozenmd 4y ago|2 comments
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Yeah but sure would be nice to have SQL
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Get a high paying job -> invest your savings well -> work on side projects if you feel like it. "Passive income" as it's sold to people on social media frankly doesn't exist. You work hard, build something other pe
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by rozenmd 4y ago
Online games (MMOs, shooters, etc) come to mind

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