My pre-launch checklist after shipping way too many side projects:
1. get your API keys out of the frontend
2. https everywhere
3. validate forms on the server too
4. spam protection on every form
5. rate limit your APIs
6. security headers
7. npm audit (you'll be scared)
8. backups. seriously
9. privacy policy
10. terms & conditions
11. cookie banner if you're tracking
12. test on an actual phone
13. fix broken links
14. a 404 page that isn't the default one
15. error monitoring
16. uptime alerts
17. SPF/DKIM or your emails go to spam
18. compress your images
19. lazy load stuff below the fold
20. run lighthouse
21. one CTA. just one
22. analytics
23. alt text
24. color contrast
25. try using it with only a keyboard
26. meta titles + descriptions
27. OG image
28. sitemap + robots.txt
29. canonical URLs
30. favicon (everyone forgets this)
what am I missing?
@AdamHoltererer@typesafeai Fair, mine were easy synthetic clocks.
Jev got 54% exact but 86% within ±2 min, so most misses were near-misses.
Curious if Opus’s ClockBench misses are similar, or off by hours?
I thought Jev by @typesafeai would crush analog clocks. It humbled me instead.
100 random clocks: 54% exact time, 86% within ±2 min.
It gets close, but rarely to the exact minute
Feels like a new Mac screen recorder launches every week.
Most of them do pretty much what Screen Studio already does. There are even free, open-source alternatives like https://t.co/OaoBFYgW2p.
why are people still building more of these?
One Reddit post, a few weeks ago. Overlaid's first customers came from it, and this email arrived right after:
"I purchased pretty quickly after your Reddit post. Great upgrade from Presentify."
Small numbers, but they're real people