saluki

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by saluki 4y ago
This is true. I've seen a few small SaaS that should have dreamed bigger who had the idea first. I had a stripe dashboard before baremetrics but totally underestimated the size of the market. A friend had a tool like Buffer that was ea
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by saluki 4y ago
If you don't give it a go you're always wonder "What if?". But keep your day job for now. I always recommend @DHH's startup school talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CDXJ6bMkMY You need to balan
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by saluki 4y ago
Go with Tailwind for the CSS Framework. I would use something other than jQuery. What's your backend framework? Your backend framework might have something like Liveview/Phoenix, Hotwire/Rails Livewire/Laravel that would
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by saluki 4y ago
Tell him we don't have refactoring in the timeline currently so we need to just stick with what we have setup currently. But ask him to put those thoughts/comments in a shared refactor document then the team can discuss and priori
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by saluki 4y ago
Run the url in their screenshot through https://www.whynopadlock.com/ I would expect it is: Insecure calls to images, css, and javascript, including 3rd party calls. But that should be a good first step to tracking down the
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by saluki 5y ago
Go the bootstrapped route. For inspiration @DHH Startup School Talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CDXJ6bMkMY Great information https://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/category/greatest-hit... https:
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by saluki 5y ago
We use BoxiePro Deep Clean, Scent Free, Probiotic Clumping Cat Litter and it is smell free, you can't smell the litter or the cat 'presents'. My wife is pretty sensitive to smells and she loves the new setup vs traditional wi
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by saluki 5y ago
y. Litter Robot 3 + extended warranty + ramp It's been great so far, the kitten really liked it, she will even come to watch it run when it does it's cleaning cycle. Older cat was a little skittish as first but took to it as well,
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by saluki 5y ago
Checkout Tailwind CSS. Specifically TailwindUI.com, it's paid but it's modular so you can build pretty much anything with it. And it's way better to work with than bootstrap was. It's a little tough to get on board with
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by saluki 5y ago
Tailwind is awesome. Our CTO is crazy about green, like it's everywhere in our SaaS app. I setup some env vars so I can swap out some colors to something more palette-able for me when the env is local. This could be an option for you i
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by saluki 5y ago
Our neighbor when I was growing up had a cat that would use the toilet and flush. I was amazed as a kid. Not sure I want to share the bathroom with our cats. We just got a litter robot last week it's pretty amazing. We set it up in a h
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by saluki 5y ago
Ruby on Rails or Laravel I would lean more toward Laravel just because it's community and tools are better at this point. You can learn here: Laracasts.com Docs are great: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x I would reco
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by saluki 5y ago
I think it will mainly be entertainment and nostalgia. The key for entertainment will be becoming someone else. Being the QB in the game or maybe seeing things as players in actual games. Being able to play in a concert as any member of you
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by saluki 5y ago
I'd recommend Laracasts.com. Sorry, just a plug for Laravel. Good luck with your CodeIgniter project, but definitely check out Laravel if you haven't already.
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by saluki 5y ago
We use Laravel Livewire (inspired by LiveView). It's been amazing to work with. Thanks LiveView for inspiring Livewire! It saves development time and solves lots of other problems along the way. I think it makes better web apps just by
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by saluki 5y ago
Get permission included in the agreement to display their logo on your website in your used by companies list.
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by saluki 5y ago
I'd definitely start with FEI, I've only heard good things about them.
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by saluki 5y ago
The quickest is what you know. I always recommend Rails or Laravel. Both are very similar. I think Laravel has the better community, better packages(gems) now, and is faster to learn, get up to speed. Check out Laracasts.com. Also check out
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by saluki 5y ago
This app is easy to use. https://1time.app/
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by saluki 5y ago
This is just shortening the time it takes developers to Google it, search through StackOverflow and then cut and paste and modify the code they are looking for. It will definitely speed up development time. Sounds like a nice quality of lif
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by saluki 5y ago
Perfect timing https://copilot.github.com/
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by saluki 5y ago
It's not going to help if this ran on production. But I can't recommend mailtrap.io enough for catching all emails sent from staging/development. Nice for testing as well since you have an inbox you can view all emails from.
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by saluki 5y ago
what are the odds?
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by saluki 5y ago
List your block of time outside regular employment as consulting. Then provide a list of notable projects/clients that highlight what you completed during this time. If you don't have interesting clients/projects I would just
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by saluki 5y ago
Check out Laravel Valet. It's a great local dev environment. You can see details here. https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/valet
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by saluki 5y ago
What language/framework are you working with? Are you currently working? Does your company have any other more interesting projects you could move to for a change of scenery. Moving to a new framework might be what you need. I moved fr
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by saluki 5y ago
I made the transition from civil engineer to software engineer in my 30s, I'm in my 40s now. This is a long story. Feel free to email me myHNusername@gmail for more details or any questions you have. I was doing websites for family and
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by saluki 5y ago
It takes some time to come across the right idea. But it could be something you need that has already been built. Even though it's already in the wild, there might be demand for a new SaaS built for a specific framework or group of de
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by saluki 5y ago
If you can't find a team to join. You can form and coach your own team. FIRST was a great experience.

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