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I will share an idea with web scraping + GPT in the following weeks.😉
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Hey, folks! Sharing a helpful tip here!💡
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@enjoy_eom@TallyForms I think Mixpanel is good for tracking because it lets you track every event and build flows to check things. For example, the user clicked on some paid feature but then canceled something, etc.
We often use it for paid features to check what users do or would want to do.
@enjoy_eom@TallyForms I advise implementing an easy checkbox list on your app, which is mandatory if you want to click on the "cancel plan" button. This is because you would have fewer responses with an external form.😉
@hirvesh@shadcn Anyway if you are a solopreneur, I think UI components libraries are nice to use. I wouldn’t use CSS frameworks like Tailwind because I don’t like so much classes on HTML. I would use instead Ant Design, Chalra, etc.
Let me know how it goes, let’s rock🤟🏻
@hirvesh@shadcn I've read some articles online talking about performances that are theoretically (but also tested on those articles) slower because of HTML file size and CSS rendering. Anyway, as you can see, it's used a lot in landing pages but less in applications.
@hirvesh@shadcn What do you mean by big projects? For example, I don't think Facebook, Instagram, Spotify, etc., use Tailwind or other UI components libraries.
This is for various reasons, firstly performance, but also customization, etc.
I also don't like a lot of classes written in the code.