lukeed

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by lukeed 3y ago
insane indeed. btn.social is 1 cent for 100 logins. no MAU shenanigans. won't bankrupt/drain most startups
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by lukeed 3y ago
For sure! There are some larger examples coming so that people can see it plugged into a more real-world application. RE: onlogin, that method accepts a callback handler that is added to an internal/private array of callbacks to run on
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by lukeed 3y ago
Thank you! Not sure, just part of the orange site mystery~ Your `onlogin` callback will only ever be invoked by the SDK on successful login. So the data coming thru there is always the result of the OAuth flow itself. For MPAs, you can cr
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by lukeed 3y ago
It's easy with https://btn.social/ :D I made this because I was tired of asking the same question. There are a bunch of services out there trying to address the same thing, but unfortunately they get wildly expensive
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by lukeed 5y ago
Well said – everything new does not need to be a replacement for something else. Options/choices are good, especially because each one can lean into a different solution space.
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Show HN: Rosetta – a 300-byte internationalization util for Node.js and browsers(github.com)
2 points by lukeed 6y ago|0 comments
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by lukeed 9y ago
Main takeaways: - 0.4kb vs 12kb for official client (gzip) - Respects visitors' `doNotTrack` settings - Does not ship internal XHR library - Correlates to the Google docs - API is 99% familiar, haha - Well-documented - Cacheable It isn
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Show HN: A tiny (400B) client-side module for tracking with Google Analytics(github.com)
4 points by lukeed 9y ago|1 comments
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by lukeed 10y ago
Size isn't everything ;-) A smaller footprint _does_ usually signify a faster load time, but that can easily be overruled by how its internals are parsed (aka, interpreted by the browser). For example, 1kb script can intentionally bloc