How are y’all protecting your newsletter forms against bots? I’ve just added a honeypot feature to my newsletter tool (in addition to optional captchas) ...
Happy Sunday everyone! Keila 0.15.1 is out now and adds honeypot fields to protect your forms against bots, contact resubscription, a new admin feature, and some bugfixes. Full changelog: https://t.co/BFOCgFBwq9
Try it now on https://t.co/umjxExiJ16!
@olieidel@PierreDeWulf If you get private health insurance (which you can for a salary like this), you pay about 10,000€ less (but then have to pay for private insurance which will usually be a bit cheaper).
@TractionRoad That’s a really cool tool!
Unfortunately, for the data I wanted to look at, it (correctly!) reminded me that it’s not really possible to draw conclusions about trend changes when you have a small sample size!
I've built a free tool that analyzes time series and tells you if there is a statistically significant change.
This is great to check your hunches and test if you really get more visitors since you re-launched your website, for example.
Let me know what you think!
Really looking forward to this! Content loaders sound like a great way to do custom pre-processing of collections without relying on hacky mutations (which is what I'm currently doing).
@PLBompard You probably still have a claim to that money even though the bank isn’t convinced. You could take it to small claims court or sell it to a collection agency.
@benfreu Interesting post! I really liked the practical advice for the five stages.
I think for @keila_io, most people are probably in the "solution aware" category and it’s a matter of showing them that Keila is the best newsletter tool. Would you agree?
@sirgi__ Both need to have a bit more contrast. In option B, the secondary copy in the box on the right is barely legible. But also the main copy ("drop your file here") is also too low-contrast. There are tools that help you check if your contrast is high enough: https://t.co/fGsk782qq0