saluki

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by saluki 3mo ago
No No No, start building websites with Claude Code, even if you don't know the basics of coding that's going to give you a better and more secure website. WordPress was a good idea over a decade ago if you were doing affiliate mar
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by saluki 3mo ago
Brother Laser B&W
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by saluki 4mo ago
Soc-2 Type 2 is a lot of work for solo-ent. and you might have issues meeting some of the compliance with only one employee there won't be checks and balances. We worked with a local firm and their fee was around $15k but there is ongo
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by saluki 4mo ago
I started DJ'ing last year I'd almost start there with a FLX4 just to get in to the music more. I just started with Ableton recently working on remixing tracks I like. Actually working on a remix of Ella Langley's Be Her just
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by saluki 8mo ago
I shared the one week trial links with my team and everyone is picking it up and getting productive. We share tips and tricks, best practices in a slack channel.
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by saluki 8mo ago
YES, now is the best time in history to build a software startup. Copying isn't your biggest worry.
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by saluki 1y ago
'French military victories'
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by saluki 1y ago
Project Hail Mary, I laughed out loud and mocked the premise of the book but it was a great read, one of my best reads ever. Very well done.
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by saluki 1y ago
Everyone has their typical 'work day' so you just get used to everyone's schedule and planned zooms around that and use slack for general communication. Occasionally I would msg or zoom outside of my core hours but we also ha
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by saluki 1y ago
They look and feel similar to the user, I still think native is better but React Native looks and feels pro so I'm cool with it.
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by saluki 1y ago
I've been fully remote since 2012, you'll get the hang of it. My teams have used a lot of slack msgs and slack huddles, lots of zoom meetings so everyone feels pretty connected. It's great if you can meet up together at least
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by saluki 1y ago
Every team member has a job to do in the software process. Each speciality can leverage AI to perform faster and better moving the whole process forward. I think everyone can expand outward with what they are able to do enhanced by AI but t
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by saluki 1y ago
Definitely ... If anything engineers are doing more with AI and aren't limited to just APIs. They are building more of the UI/UX, Design, Front/Back + API instead of less and meeting/building product's vision. Suppo
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by saluki 1y ago
This is not the new normal. Engineering should be doing the engineering. Product should be doing product. DevOps should be providing infra. If end users want to use a report generator or setup a notification rule that's one thing but d
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by saluki 1y ago
Killing In the Name Of! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWXazVhlyxQ
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by saluki 1y ago
If you've been there a while and have some latitude start a 'Labs' initiative. I've been doing this at every company I work at. Ask for 10% or 20% time to spend building prototypes to leverage technology to solve problem
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by saluki 1y ago
You're going to have to embrace some of your director's approaches at least initially, deliver some wins to show him your team can meet his expectations. Once you have some wins and build trust you can collaborate more on future p
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by saluki 2y ago
Forget about best practices and refactoring. You'll need to duplicate existing code and make it your own or risk adding one piece of new functionality and breaking things that were using that code in 20 unexpected places. Build new iso
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by saluki 2y ago
What framework are you using? SSO is a solved problem in most frameworks and should be easy to implement quickly. Rails or Laravel it's quick to implement SSO for various flavors.
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by saluki 2y ago
TailwindUI you still need some design + UI/UX skills but it works great for web apps.
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by saluki 2y ago
You must hang in the WordPress community.
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by saluki 2y ago
You really need to check out Herd (Local) and Forge/Vapor (AWS) you'll never say hard to install again. With Laravel I can go from 0 to new web app in production in 15 Minutes I can register a new domain, point name servers to Clo
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by saluki 2y ago
I only know one dev team using Java and they are on a Federal project. Every tool/framework has it's place and Java is the best choice for that particular team and lots of enterprises. You should check out the Laravel ecosystem yo
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by saluki 3y ago
Stick with your job as long as possible, there isn't any better bootstrap funding than being employed at a software engineer rate. Sounds like a good transition would be to apply to https://tinyseed.com/
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by saluki 3y ago
One of my friends were in St. Judes in Memphis for cancer treatment. I was there visiting multiple times and would talk to lots of other families whose children were getting treatment and I was stunned by the large percentage who were from
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by saluki 3y ago
TALL stack (tailwind, alpine js, Laravel, Livewire) (You could also use Larave + Inertia js + React/Vue) I think Livewire is way faster to develop in and has less bloat/complexity. Laravel Jetstream gives you scaffold and auth + 2
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by saluki 3y ago
Planetscale might be a good fit. DM Sam Lambert on twitter. https://twitter.com/isamlambert
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by saluki 3y ago
Use what you know, what you are efficient with, what you like to use. I would use Laravel 1) Auth You can create your Laravel app choosing (Vue + Inertia) or (Livewire) and have auth, 2FA and a profile dashboard in a few minutes, with Larav
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by saluki 3y ago
We homeschooled our son, we planned on only doing it for a year or two to get around a not recommended by other parents 1st grade teacher at a private school he did Kindergarten at. My wife did most of the teaching. They loved it and contin
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by saluki 3y ago
Basic version of DocuSign for sales team - Team couldn't get DocuSign to work the way they wanted. Developed in a week over the summer (EdTech). Dashboards and reporting tools - Easier to build custom. Reminders and queues for human fo

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