I have added something on the calendar feature on @squircle_live , an add events that attaches a todo to for event on your workspace.
say you have a Q3 retrospective and you need a checklist of projects/workflow items that must be completed before that retro, you could create an event (Q3 retro) and attach those tasks to that event.
it's basically a checklist of tasks that must be done before the date/time of that event.
today, i added organization roles and access controls on the warder dashboard and org. switching via the CLI (ward)
you can try warder out here: https://t.co/DzQ8tRjGrI
you can mitigate risk of secrets exposure even from your development env with warder.
I’ve been building it these past few days and you can check it out here: https://t.co/UNtKNsLau1
docs: https://t.co/IX5XKuEOpE
The 12” MacBook is still the best looking laptop in history. It just came at the wrong time: before Apple Silicon. Imagine that design with an M-series chip. Game over.
@samact_coded membership, grants and sessions end together. The membership is re-read on every request rather than baked into the session at login, which is what makes it take effect immediately.
i’m testing something i built through the week;
one person onboards the secrets, everyone else gets an access token, runs the CLI, and the right values are injected at runtime.
no .env files, no copying secrets around, no secrets saved to disk, and this works even in local development. your app gets exactly what it needs when it runs, without every developer having to keep another copy of the secrets.
#BuildInPublic #TechTwitter
you could share your screen to people in the same room as you over the same local network without any internet and remotely over the internet as that room scales.
local room participant limits depend on the sessions initiators network strength and there’s no limits to sessions over the internet.
i used direct device-to-device WebRTC connection for local sessions and @livekit SFU when you’re online.
try it out here: https://t.co/OzNwwtw09Q
#TechTwitter #BuildInPublic
you could share your screen to people in the same room as you over the same local network without any internet and remotely over the internet as that room scales.
local room participant limits depend on the sessions initiators network strength and there’s no limits to sessions over the internet.
i used direct device-to-device WebRTC connection for local sessions and @livekit SFU when you’re online.
try it out here: https://t.co/OzNwwtw09Q
#TechTwitter #BuildInPublic