If you care about No-Code, don't sleep on this @Zapier report.
The SEO and AWZ sections are retrospectively obvious — the best kind of obvious!
Zapier is commoditizing apps. It is becoming the No-Code super aggregator 🤯
Tip: Breaking into new markets can work wonders for growth, and you can get started with some SEO. Employ international SEO to skyrocket your traffic and revenue.
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Don't equate product ideas with business ideas. Good business ideas also include:
- Problem: What are we solving? For who? Why now?
- Reach: Where will people find us?
- Money: How will we sustain ourselves and profit?
Without these, you have a product, not a business.
Software development is about these 10 transformations...
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1. Transform manual into automatic.
2. Transform slow into fast.
3. Transform error prone into error free.
4. Transform physical into virtual.
5. Transform expensive into cheap.
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🗝 "Change password" feature is often a friction point for your users.
🔄 Redirecting from `.well-known/change-password` to your app's password change URL helps password managers to navigate your users directly to that page 💁♀️
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/FmHqokCWkG
@GianCalvesbert I've written about that in other places—here's one to start. btw you don't have to be intent on creating a category (whatever that means to you) in order for this to apply https://t.co/oiXJF1EqzE
🎨 https://t.co/R8ssqijW2L now supports AVIF!
➡️ Next-generation open image format.
➡️ Significantly outperforms JPEG & WebP lossy formats.
➡️ Supported natively in Chrome 85
Give it a try with your own images!
#CSS tip for today:
`font-variant-numeric` and `font-feature-setting` CSS properties allow to activate same-width numbers for a font.
Use them to make your counters less jumpy, and values nicely aligned.
"content-visibility enables the user agent to skip an element's rendering work, including layout and painting, until it is needed." https://t.co/rYJMiYBjV7
#CSS tip for today:
`:focus-within` pseudoclass allows to style element that contains a focused element.
You can use it to e.g. put more emphasis on a fieldset the user is filling at a certain moment.
Tip: @ChromeDevTools now supports CSS-in-JS! Unlocks using the Styles pane to edit CSS added via CSS-in-JS libraries & tools: https://t.co/Id1NJhRCsV
Terrific article! I'm now way more excited about Records & Tuples.
This is what did it for me:
{a: 1, b: [3, 4]} === {a: 1, b: [3, 4]}
// with objects => false
#{a: 1, b: #[3, 4]} === #{a: 1, b: #[3, 4]}
// with records => true
👋 goodbye useMemo (in many cases)
❤️ the Performance Monitor in @ChromeDevTools. Gives you a real-time view of CPU use, JS heap size, JS event listeners, style recalcs & more: https://t.co/tc6CyTya3O