Calling all early adopters and fans of F1, NASCAR, and other motorsports! We're quietly building a best-in-class app for following these sports. The TestFlight link is in the replies if you'd like to kick the tires early.
P.S. We're cooking up rewards for early testers too
I'm terrible at this "build in public" thing, but I wrote up a blog post describing how we leverage Cloudflare for our data needs on @tracksidehq. Link in reply (hate how that's a thing)
Calling all early adopters and fans of F1, NASCAR, and other motorsports! We're quietly building a best-in-class app for following these sports. The TestFlight link is in the replies if you'd like to kick the tires early.
P.S. We're cooking up rewards for early testers too
@Shpigford The latest version of Audio Hijack does transcription very well (assuming you use macOS) which you can then feed to an llm for summarization https://t.co/jXvlqrl2jN
@Shpigford @fariastweets +1 for @tursodatabase SQLite simplifies self-hosting and the one db per tenant is very appealing for the hosted setup. Iโm not using it in production yet but Iโve been very impressed with some PoC testing.
We're currently migrating a large codebase to Next.js and this really resonates. Especially the difficulties with self-hosting, and too much magic. A ticket was created just last week to figure out a solution to fetch and automatic caching (just let us set cache-control headers!)
I get asked about this a lot (especially since the launch of Epic Web), so I've written it down.
Here's why I won't use Next.js:
https://t.co/crVN7hOszL