nathan_tarbert

This is great! I can't believe there wasn't already a tool that notified me if I'm trending on GH.

This is great, I would love to contribute.

Is there a reason you prefer it over yarn?

Agreed!

No problem, I was waiting for someone to say something :)

I thought it was funny!

Haha, I appreciate the honesty. I've only been programming in JavaScrip/Node for three years and that's not to say I'm a career developer. I just thought I would expand my horizons. I don't claim to know everything in JavaScript so I'm moving on. I'm not a SR. dev by any means but I love learning.

The reason I picked Python as a next possible language is to potentially play around with AI.

You may just agree with it though. Let me know your thoughts.

Interesting, I hadn't ever really contemplated the science behind making ice-cream. Definitely food for thought ;)

Thanks @clayongulick, I've also considered learning Go but I appreciate you explaining what Python offers as well as some of the cons.

I've messed around with Go's sandbox and find it very readable.

thanks for the insight cratermoon, I've considered learning Rust. I will definitely check into it.

I appreciate the links you've posted.

Kiran, the author of this blog, (a colleague of mine) wrote a guide explaining how to integrate SSO and Authorization into your application using cerbos.dev and BoxyHQ. Two open-source powerhouses together in one integration.

This looks really cool. I love the idea of a SaaS kit using AI. Just curious if you are looking to collaborate? The open source company I work for has a built SaaS Starter Kit with enterprise features like SSO, Audit Logs etc.

I wrote an article about Bubble - https://bubble.io and how it's an incredible platform that empowers users to build powerful web applications without coding. Its intuitive visual interface and extensive range of features make app development accessible to anyone. The question is, how do I add enterprise features to my app? Adding plugins to your app is a breeze with Bubble.io's plugin marketplace, where you can browse and integrate a wide array of pre-built functionalities to enhance your application's capabilities, saving you time and effort in development while expanding the possibilities for your app's functionality. Unleash your creativity and bring your ideas to life!

I agree with you about tier pricing and as I mentioned it's considered controversial...but as https://sso.tax showcases in their extensive examples, the large enterprises that control that market have increased their prices considerably, and some by 6300% at the far spectrum.

Thanks for posting this book, I've never heard of it but super interesting.

Exciting news for all SaaS enthusiasts!

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I think Adrian Bogden has some pretty great content if you already understand React and he gets into some advanced concepts within hooks which React has shifted to over classes. https://www.youtube.com/@bogdanadrian9725/videos

React docs: Should I use Hooks, classes, or a mix of both? When you’re ready, we’d encourage you to start trying Hooks in new components you write. https://legacy.reactjs.org/docs/hooks-faq.html#should-i-use-...

This is a really cool project. I'm going to play around with it. I love the fact that it's Open-Source!

Obviously if you add the banner #opentowork on your profile that will definitely expose you to your employer...Otherwise it's only supposed to be seen by recruiters.

I'm not sure if I understand this completely either...