jbrooksuk

No. The dev builds are only available for users with a license.

> Sublime Text 3 dev builds are currently available to registered users only.

https://www.sublimetext.com/3dev

Cachet and StyleCI use Helpscout.

We've had no real qualms with it.

I found that there is reverse, it just takes a while sometimes.

That said, they like to try and crash their way through... https://www.dropbox.com/s/rh76osvip4zavv4/2017-02-27%2016.10...

It's a bit more than a weekend project but I've been working on Cachet [1] for a while now.

[1] https://cachethq.io

From the page...

    [...] because I'm rendering actual JPGs server-side so that the prints will be identical to the previews. I could probably do it much faster if I did it all client-side with SVGs, but I went with what I already knew. Maybe v2.0 will be more awesome.

I've never experienced performance issues due to users. I run https://styleci.io and we're absolutely fine dealing with thousands of users.

If you're running jobs, be sure to do so on the queue.

Laravel, Nginx, PHP 7.0 and Postgres/MySQL.

This is already posted as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13478612

I'm surprised by this, Pebble and Fitbit always seemed like upstanding companies. To me, this is a dick move.

They could've said "reach out to Fitbit instead".

I'm working on Cachet, the open source status page.

It's very much something that I wish I had more time to spend on, so progress is slow at times, but we'll get there :)

https://cachethq.io

twttr is what Twitter used to be known as, and Jack's tweet is in reference to https://twitter.com/jack/status/20

Side-project wise, we use Vue on StyleCI (https://styleci.io) and over the next few months we'll also be using it on Cachet (https://cachethq.io).

My experience started at work where we used it on an internal project. The ease of use was insane, we had something reactive and easy to work on in no more than 10 minutes. React has always had too big of a learning curve for us, so it'd have been a vanilla JS/jQuery mess if we hadn't found Vue.

We're now using it on almost any project we start (they're all very UI driven).

I met Evan You at Laracon earlier in the year, he's an awesome dude and has put a lot of thought into everything Vue. Thanks again for making Vue! :)

Parsing logs? Geo location?

My car has a speed limiter that I can turn on, but weirdly it can't be used in combination with cruise control. My use-case here would be cruising at one speed, then speeding up a bit to get around someone (think motorway/highway), but I don't want to go above the speed limit.

Cachet is an open source status page system. It's now used by thousands of companies around the world. We've had 50k+ pulls from Docker Hub alone!

https://cachethq.io

Cachet offers metrics, dynamic localisation, theming and much more which would be hard to do for a static site.

Also, iCloud allow this.

Odd.

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I'd disagree with "Know how to use Vim", why? I can use nano if I'm on a Ubuntu server (the only server I interact with).

Also, Sublime now has a Phantoms API which lets you insert content after (or blocked) the line.

Hey, Lead Developer of Cachet here! Thanks for sharing a link to our project!

@Everyone, if there is anything I can do to help, let me know! You can email us james@alt-three.com to discuss more.

Done!

I'd love to see Warden integrate with Cachet [0] as they'd go really well together!

[0] https://cachethq.io

Thank you :)

I shared Cachet [0] 551 days ago, it's an open source alternative to the likes of StatusPage.io and Status.io. It's now used around the world by hundreds if not thousands of companies and I'm always seeing comments on others such as "I wish you could do X like Cachet." which is really cool.

I've made money only by selling an installation service, which is about £1k. I have further plans, but nothing more to add.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8819701

As in Laravel Artisan? That's not a dependency manager.

Granted, Composer is slow, but it works so well, mainly when package developers tag and release packages properly though. What issues do you have with it?

I maintain Cachet [1] which has 4.4k stars on it. I've closed several issues in a similar vein, only to be ranted at for not giving a reason. I shouldn't have to explain the same reason for the fifth time when you could've searched for it already — but hey, I appreciate the thoughts.

[1] https://github.com/Cachethq/Cachet

I'm using Patreon for Cachet[0] and it works well enough that people can donate, but discovery lacks for projects which aren't media based. Also, I can't setup another Patreon page under the same account, so what about filling in the voids there?

The idea works, the implementation could be improved.

[0] https://patreon.com/jbrooksuk

It's not that people often switch themes, it's that when you open Sublime, Package Manager updates themes and it has to reload them, which used to cause the UI glitches.

There is no public roadmap. Jon knows what he wants to achieve, but doesn't share those goals too often.