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jbrooksuk

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laravel.com 13d ago

Laravel Cloud Private Cloud

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www.berroku.com 3mo ago

Show HN: Berroku – A fresh logic puzzle that's delightfully addictive

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notepad.pub 6mo ago

Notepad.pub

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james.brooks.page 7mo ago

Getting into public speaking

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laravel.com 9mo ago

The next generation of Laravel Forge

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james.brooks.page 1y ago

Tweet.new

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blog.cachethq.io 1y ago

Cachet Update – Oct 2024

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reverb.laravel.com 2y ago

Laravel Reverb Now Available

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artisan.page 2y ago

Laravel 11.x Artisan Commands

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blog.laravel.com 2y ago

Laravel 11 Now Available

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github.com 2y ago

Cachet 3.x Announcement

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socialplot.app 3y ago

Social Plot – an easier way to track social growth

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polestar-finder.brooks.page 3y ago

Show HN: Polestar Finder

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bootcamp.laravel.com 3y ago

Laravel Bootcamp

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checkmango.com 3y ago

Show HN: Checkmango – The Full Stack A/B Testing Platform

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artisan.page 4y ago

Laravel Artisan Cheatsheet

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checkmango.com 4y ago

Show HN: Checkmango – Full Stack A/B Testing Platform

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artisan.page 5y ago

Show HN: Laravel Artisan Cheatsheet

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twitter.com 5y ago

Workaround for Bluetooth Disconnection Issues on Apple M1 Devices

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www.embs.org 5y ago

Covid-19 Artificial Intelligence Diagnosis Using Only Cough Recordings

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happy-dev.transistor.fm 6y ago

Happy Dev – A podcast to discuss mental health

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blog.laravel.com 6y ago

Laravel Forge: User Isolation

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leadershits.com 7y ago

A Home to Talk Leadershits

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avatars.dicebear.com 7y ago

DiceBear Avatars – Avatars is a free pixel-art avatar placeholder library

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styleci.io 8y ago

Show HN: The Web Coding Style Service

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blog.alt-three.com 8y ago

Code reviews are not about coding standards

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blog.alt-three.com 8y ago

StyleCI launches automatic code standards for JS, Typescript, CSS and Vue.js

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blog.alt-three.com 8y ago

StyleCI support for Vue.js

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tailwindcss.com 8y ago

Tailwind CSS

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cachethq.io 9y ago

Cachet – The Open Source Status Page

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Yesterday we released the next generation of Laravel Forge. This is the biggest update we’ve made since we originally launched back in 2014. The web has changed a lot since then, and so have our expectations of what a server management platform should offer. That’s why we added a whole bunch of new features including:

- Instant Laravel VPS servers - Zero downtime deployments - Free on-forge domains - Health checks, Heartbeats, & real-time metrics - First-party Nuxt.js and Next.js support

Aside from being created within 10 seconds, our new Laravel VPS servers - backed by our partnership with DigitalOcean - also offers a cool new feature: Team terminal sessions. You can open an SSH session straight to your server within Forge and also pair with your teammates!

Tweet.new 2 years ago

Well, there's a few reasons:

1. It's funny. 2. It's actually useful. 3. I'm a dummy.

Hope you find it funny and useful though!

Is Tableau Dead? 2 years ago

I've never used Tableau, but heard a lot of hate about it. However, in my previous role, we were big fans of Metabase (https://metabase.com). You can also self-host it, which was a huge win for us.

Yes, you should absolutely not be using Google Analytics. They don't need more data, your users don't want to see cookie banners and most of you really don't need 99% of the data that you can filter through...

I can't recommend Fathom (https://usefathom.com) enough. They have a huge focus on privacy-first tracking. You don't need to show a cookie banner and you can still track events etc.

If you want $10 credit for signing up, use https://usefathom.com/james but otherwise, https://usefathom.com

Seriously, Google Analytics sucks. Use anything other than that.

Hey HN! I wrote a script to find a Polestar 2 that matched my specification.

Turns out, a lot of people wanted this too so I added a front end to it and now you can be notified when your spec is available.

Let me know what you think!

Hey everyone!

I'm James, aka @jbrooksuk. For over a year I've been working on Checkmango, a full stack A/B testing platform.

I started working on it after I left my old role at an online travel agency. We wanted to do A/B testing, but any meaningful platform was costing several £k a month.

Checkmango is my attempt to fill a gap in the market of small — medium sized businesses that want to do A/B testing.

Everything is API based and you can check out the API docs at https://developers.checkmango.com (thanks to Bump.sh for hosting the OpenAPI spec).

If you have any questions, please let me know!

And that's why, as a responsible developer, I exclusively use Fathom for my own projects. As far as I know, they are the only analytics company who are correctly following the law here AND they always try to do more.

They completely isolate EU analytics from their US databases, which you can read more about at https://usefathom.com/features/eu-isolation

Aside from this, unlike other startup analytic solutions, they've actually spoken to lawyers to read through the fine lines of the law and ensure their solution is legal. Go get it!

It's so good to see Jon Klassen getting recognition on HN!

His books are superb! Short, sweet and extremely funny :D

DigitalOcean S-1 5 years ago

We had the chance to buy a support plan with DO in a previous job. May be worth asking if that's something they can help with?

foo@bar.com 6 years ago

Out of interest, how did this happen without any investigation into possible consequences etc?

It’s a huge change that surely warranted special attention before making it happen?

Apple have (freely) provided Basecamp a platform to grow their business via the App Store, whilst giving Apple (effectively) nothing in return.

It's not free though, is it? You have to pay $99 a year, and purchase Apple hardware to develop and test software for their platforms. Basecamp, who hire 50+ people most likely all run Apple hardware, so that's tens (if not hundreds) of thousands of dollars to Apple over the years.