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TinaCMS 1.0 release is framework agnostic
(tina.io)
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Happy to see this here! I'm a long time fan of Jesse's work [1] and love seeing independent software developers ship their own products. 1. https://www.hogbaysoftware.com/about/
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Offering a great developer experience (DX) when building e-commerce sites is core to their strategy. DX was a key reason why they beat Squarespace in the early e-commerce days: developers preferred building Shopify sites over Squarespace si
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Thank you!
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+1 to this comment. Before I founded my company, I worked for another startup that wasn’t very transparent. It was not a healthy/empowering environment. Now, when dealing with things like partnerships, customers, and finance (runway, b
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I really love HN but I too feel like it's an addiction/slot machine. My solution: a 3-hour focus mode browser extension. 1. Install the BlockSite chrome extension [1]. 2. In BlockSite settings, add HN, Twitter, and any other distr
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Plausible's website metrics are public and you can see the impact this article has on their traffic (due to front page of HN, I presume). Traffic goes from approx 4K visitors/day to almost 20K visitors today (so far). https:/
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4y ago
This is a very good framing of Heroku
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How to write more clearly, think more clearly, learn complex material -printable [pdf]
(covingtoninnovations.com)
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This presentation was shared on HN last month [1] but the format was not very printer-friendly. I'm sharing a printer-friendly version for those of you who like to read this type of stuff on paper :) [1] https://news.ycombin
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This is something that I wondered too. Are you excited about the problem that your software and company are focused on improving? Do you connect with the users whose lives are going to improve when they use your solutions? Are you empowered
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4y ago
This is very well done!
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I love seeing posts from Josh on HN. Such high-quality material.
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First of all, I commend you for recognizing what you're going through and reaching out for help. The HN community often has very good feedback related to mental health and burnout so I'm looking forward to keeping up with this thr
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4y ago
Thinking about all the folks with sites powered by Confluence and this quote I heard from a customer today: “We build to static HTML, deploy to S3 and Cloudfront, and it’s f*ing bomb proof”
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Ask HN: What do Russians on HN think about this war?
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I'm a big believer in this, but I use https://bear.app/ . It supports the Markdown format and can export to .md files, but it uses SQLite under the hood, I believe. What's amazing about this is that your thought ar
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5y ago
Forestry.io | remote | full time * Junior web developer to own technical support and product metrics. Fresh out of boot camp or college? No problem. https://forestry.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=30&source=for...
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This is 100% possible without a server. Your repo can be your database if you run it statically with something like Hugo (a single binary with no dependencies). Store your content in your own repo in Markdown files (or something similar, li
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There is so much wisdom in the title of this post (a quote by Walt Whitman) and it applies to so many situations in life. Happy to see it used as the title to this post (and on the homepage of HN :)
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Forestry.io | Engineering Manager | Remote (UTC -8 to UTC -3) We are looking for an Engineering Manager to join Forestry and work cross-functionally with our two engineering teams and own our effectiveness, happiness, and the output. You wi
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I love NetlifyCMS but it sounds like you may be interested in what we're doing at tina.io. Contact me if you'd like a quick demo scott[at]tina.io
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Very cool. Thanks for sharing this.
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Forestry.io | Engineering Manager | Remote (UTC -8 to UTC -3) We are looking for an Engineering Manager to join Forestry and work cross-functionally with our two engineering teams and own our effectiveness, happiness, and the output. You wi
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Well done!
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Great job! Keep it up!
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I’m currently in that 1,2, 3 trifecta and it’s very challenging most days. It’s been a tough year: co-founder quit along with a few others and investors loosing patience, but I’m trying to keep everything together. I haven’t given up becaus
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Can’t wait to try this out. It’s interesting to see people building improved UX workflows on top of AWS.
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Tina Cloud Beta – The fastest way to edit Next.js content
(tina.io)
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Love this. Well done and good luck.
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