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That's cool, actually I didn't know about this one :)

Thanks for the article!

I remember I had a hard time trying to stretch dialog to full screen for mobile devices, but it actually didn't want to work. The code was something like this:

dialog { position: absolute; top: 10px; right: 10px; bottom: 10px; left: 10px; }

If local storage is cleared, the notes will be deleted as well. I mainly use this tool for temporary notes, for notes I only need for the day, for example. It's also handy for quickly copy-pasting something, editing it in plain text, and copying it again. Previously, I used my main Notes app or my messenger for these tasks.

I created this tool first of all for myself, 2 main reasons why I need it:

1. I often create temporary notes in my main Notes app, which quickly becomes cluttered with temp stuff

2. I sometimes struggle with editing plain text without any formatting, especially on mobile devices

I hope others find it useful as well!

It works pretty cool. Recently I was looking for something simple and similar to create a logo for a small pet project but couldn't find anything.

Welcome!

I like it! Good and minimalist implementation :) Also, you can improve it by adding "how to finish a conversation" feature ;)

Thanks. Yep, it's not down. It's just weird that from some locations this resource is not accessible..

Yes, only in the local storage. No data are sent to the internet and no analytics are used.

Cool. But it should be in React Native and AI to raise some money.

A startup idea: an app to generate a startup idea (based on this list).

I like the idea and will subscribe!

Running a billon dollar company.

Native windows 95 worked better ;)

I think top 3 is:

- Mac OS

- Google Chrome

- iTerm

Why not? If small startups have great idea, funding, good team, etc. I think tech-people will join such startup.

Honestly, I feel pain when I read most of job adverts/postings. They have a lot of text, they're too verbose, etc.. Why can't recruiters just specify things what developers interested in? These things can be found in different surveys like the Stackoverflow's one.

1) If you're not a native English speaker, always improve your English. 2) Start your open source side project and work on it in your spare time. 3) Improve your skills by reading books and attending online courses. 4) Change your job/project every year.

One cool thing about sheet2site is that the sheet2site's idea is presented clearer than the cloudstitch's one. I mean when I opened sheet2site website I understood what it does in a moment. But in case of cloudstitch I have to force my brain to work to understand what this means: "Cloudstitch lets you manage websites & run your business, all from your office suite."

It's just my opinion, but as I always see during the years of work if you only focus on "getting things done" you have an illusion that you ship faster.. This way you will have more bugs, regressions, technical debt etc. and fixing them will take much more time than doing things the right way.

Hey, it seems like you have the broken links here..

Salary range

Location or remote

Tech stack and essential requirements

Project description

I stopped using Neovim a few months ago because of sporadic freezes. I often freezed when I was using :Glog and so on. Now I think I will give it a chance again )

I was just writing a note in the web version, then it showed a message that cannot sync and then I was logouted. I'm wondering if the note is saved..

Very useful directory I added it to my bookmarks a year or two ago. BTW, it would be great to have some rating for the tools.

"Coming soon" button does nothing..

+1 for DigitalOcean and docker containers.

As for me, I develop https://thestartupway.website/ only by myself but I really cannot tell you if it's a successful business. I have a job of a software engineer and when my friends ask me to make a landing page for them I just use my tool and take a small money from them. It's just for fun for me and it's great that it helps somebody with their needs. So, for me, it's a little success )

As for me, I use Telegram and I am happy with it! It's the best messaging app I've ever used. But it's only my opinion, you should try it and decide for yourself.

BTW, if I open a page from disqus.com (1) with theirs comments I don't see those strange requests but if I open a page from someone's website (2) they are there!

1: https://blog.disqus.com/how-spoilertv-built-a-community-of-1... 2: http://www.thedailyreview.com/news/2017-04-26/Today%27s_Top_...