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sachinneravath··on Show HN: My Claude quota ran out in 10 minutes, so I made a tool to find out why
Full story if anyone is interested - https://www.kelviq.com/blog/claude-code-usage-limits-where-t...
sachinneravath··on Escaping the LemonSqueezy Nightmare
LS was a good product until the acquisition. We ended up building our own MoR(kelviq.com)
sachinneravath··on How I made $300K from an open-source side project using dual licensing
I built this project about 10 years ago just to learn JavaScript. For a long time, it was a completely free, and I lost interest in it after a while.

Later, when I quit my full time job to build my own startup, I needed something for survival. The first project I picked up again was lightGallery. It was already quite popular back then, so I decided to rewrite it from scratch and implement dual licensing.

So, basically the trust and adoption were built over years when it was free. The monetization came much later.

sachinneravath··on Show HN: I built a personal productivity tracker for Mac
Hello HN!

I'm launching my personal project, TimeMaster.ai, today. TimeMaster is an automatic time and productivity tracker for Mac.

TimeMaster runs quietly in the background, automatically tracks and categorizes your activities, and shows you precisely how your time is spent. It tags projects, creates time logs, and provides insights to boost your focus and productivity.

All tracking data is stored locally on your device and is never transmitted anywhere.

I'd love to hear what you think

sachinneravath··on Show HN: I built a tool to track JavaScript library usage
Hi Everyone,

I built this tool to monitor who's using my JavaScript libraries. However, it takes a lot of effort and resources to keep the project running.

I'd love to know if it could be useful to you too. Any feedback would be really appreciated.

sachinneravath··on Purchasing Power Parity: Fair pricing for SaaS products
You can detect most of the VNPs and fall back to the original pricing if the user visits your website using a VPN.
sachinneravath··on Show HN: Auto-generate vanilla JavaScript alternatives for jQuery methods
Sure, Cash is super cool. I wrote this library for my personal use. As I was repeating the same work on multiple projects. While removing jQuery dependency, the hardest part was finding the jQuery methods in the existing project and writing the alternative vanilla js methods without making much changes in the codebase. Yes, I agree with you the events part needs to be improved and well documented. (It actually supports namespacing.) I fixed most of the things in https://github.com/sachinchoolur/tiny-events.js and need to make the changes here as well.

My intention was not to build another JavaScript utility library. I just wanted to make my JavaScript libraries jQuery independent.