Find a few promising company that has not made it yet in a niche that relies heavily on data/analytics and what your product is doing
Data analytics should be what make this type of niche successful (the real underlying business)
Reach out then Build for free for them
And you’ll see if your product truly move the needle for them
By definition, if this truly works well for them, you hit the jackpot
It seems intentional but the blog post lack details
- What was the CMS used before ?
- How did you handled other non blog pages, like landing pages, marketing pages ?
- How did you handled different languages?
- You’re saying that marketers / non technical now are using cursor+git in order to push content ?
K8s is the future.
Best decision I made was getting on it a year ago
Best ROI on time, effort & money so far
99.9% uptime, zero downtime
Zero maintenance or headaches
No regrets
it just works
Things I wish someone told me (dev edition):
- Forget about using 1 framework that combines platforms like web and mobile at the same time — this will hold web down (Expo and other similar frameworks)
- Stop that raw Node.js Express backend BS, move to Nest and get that test coverage up
- Next.js wins the web — there is nothing better
- MongoDB is better than your little mind can comprehend
- K8s is actually dead simple, and is not that deep — stop being scared of owning your infra
- Monorepos are extremely powerful, but painful if you rely on too much abstraction — keep it simple (bye bye Nx plugins and similar stuff)
- Migrating from a framework to another is never too late if the benefits are obvious — and is always a good idea, but you'll cry a few times during
- If you’re building a SaaS, UX is not optional — great infra means nothing if your user is confused
- Cloud credits are not infinite — build with your future costs in mind
- Don’t outsource your edge — if it’s core to your product, own the code
@feedthejim Make it easier to build and run in docker, with proper working examples
Better k8 support, especially with granular egress/ ingress and network policies
Better support for shared cache accross multiple pod, I know there is a redis way, but this is not easy to setup currently
How is this helping the space ? I dont understand…
Even if this was legal
Facilitating straight cloning of a website
feels definitly wrong
I was cheering react scan
but this is not okay and we should not support this type of stuff