As a 1 year nostr user i can relate to this sentiment. Most conversations today are either about crypto or about (building) nostr.
My guess is that the better the network becomes the more that specific content will take a backseat
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My guess is that the better the network becomes the more that specific content will take a backseat
I hope this demonstrates how a distributed social protocol can solve many use cases and the advantage to the end-user:
- do not get rugpulled by (VC backed) companies that own your data
- receive zaps/money by contributing
- data is truely available to everyone (but signed by author)
Surprised they use contentful (was expecting them to have something more typescripty or self-hosted).
The part about using v0 is the least interesting part to me. It felt like a plug rather than a true statement of how this is impacting developer/product workflows
- removed all social media apps from phone
- lock down all access to apps (screen time) and not know the password (give it to someone else)
- only allow photos, podcasts, spotify, navigation and the dial/SMS app
Screentime went from a few hours per day to about 15 minutes or so. But it has also changed my mood for the better. I still have to find a way to do the same thing on my desktop which is a lot harder (I need a browser)
I mean any product manager has to make a lot of decisions. Having an opinion does help in making decisions
- Backend/PHP/Postgres role - Frontend TS/React/JS role
You will get
- Competitive salary - Great tools: What would Batman be without his utility belt? He’d still be badass. But you get the point. At Prezly you’ll get to choose your own gear. - Flexible hours: There’s a life outside of work. That’s why our distributed team works from where they want, when they want. And they get tons of work done. - Unlimited vacation time: Employees can take as many holidays as they need. - Visits to Leuven: A few times per year the entire team gets together in the office in Leuven, the world’s capital of beer. We’ll fly you in so you can have fun with the team.
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https://www.semrush.com/news/semrush-acquires-fast-growing-s...
1488$/month for a support chat software that is average
https://www.prezly.com/news/the-different-ways-to-use-images...
Here is why https://github.com/GitbookIO/slate/blob/master/Readme.md
All slate repos @ https://github.com/GitbookIO?utf8=&q=slate&type=&language=
It should not be a reason not to consider slate
The implementation includes mentions, pretty complex gallery/inline image functionality, galleries with size/output controls, embeds (iframely) and other inline elements.
First we had TinyMCE, Redactor, DraftJS and then switched to Slate.
I would not say it's smooth sailing from here, we're mostly struggling with pasting from word, tables, mobile support and overall performance with the number of plugins, but working on it.
Also do you have multi currency subscriptions? Or do i need to create a pro_monthly_euro, expert_yearly_dollar subscription ?
The analytics/easy plan mgmt and email invoicing in recurly is something stripe doesn't have.
Would you advise against that ?
Contentful.com seems to be the leader.
Graphcms looks nice, GraphQL is a promising technology to only fetch the content/relations you need to render that page.
I was thinking about using Airtable for even a simpler MVP
Provide people that care about privacy with a public DNS server they can use that auto blocks those domains (and update's its lists). I would pay for it (few dollars a month)
Feature suggestion: allow people to add their own entries so I can purposely block reddit or hacker news to reduce distractions.
Pretty sure I would set this DNS server on both my phone and desktop.
If they can do Zapier push then a webhook should not be that hard to pull of either. But the request has been there for a long time (https://community.airtable.com/t/webhooks-for-records/1966) and I just don't think that their architecture is ready for it (yet).
Maybe the 50mio will do some good :-)
Actually we mirror all the data every 24 hours with some simple GET requests in combination with postgres JSON columns
Google spreadsheets is a collaborative excel Airtable is much more than that (forms, views, versioning)
We have been throwing out a ton of self-built admin forms and CRUD pages by Airtable bases. Now people inside the company can add new fields, versioning by default, super simple interface.
Largest con: No webhooks. Which makes you pull data every X minutes to find out if a record changed. I would throw them a lot more money (280$/month now) if they just had webhooks as it could replace a TON internal systems/reports.
Second con: Ids. I would want them to support client delivered record_ids. Right now airtable has it's own ID field (which can not be set). Therefore if you want syncing to work efficiently you need to store that airtable_id on your side to do REST updates (PATCH). Would be better that airtable record_ids could be provided by the client so I can inject database primary keys and not have to store/query their record_id
I hope they don't sell and keep building the mission
- Senior Frontend (react redux) - Full stack engineers (JS, PHP) - VP marketing - Customer Success Lead
https://www.prezly.com/careers
In terms of how we hire engineers i wrote about it on medium. HN thread @ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15585316