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I found no better alternative as the source of data TBH. Open to suggestions. This is a toy project anyway, It won’t be exhaustive for sure and I don’t expect anyone to use it in production.

Thanks for the info though, I didn’t know firehol was in such a bad state

As someone else pointed out, yeah its free to download anyway.

Oops, the list isn’t meant to be exhaustive, just a toy project I built for fun. I really don’t expect anyone to use it

Yeah, it’s just a toy project, nothing much! Thanks for the references though, I’ll read it up :)

I cringe every time I have to open Google Analytics, at my current org we moved to Plausible and it's simply better. One could argue that the features are less "comprehensive" as compared to GA, but it still works better. The most important numbers are upfront and it's far easier to navigate and make sense of.

Here’s a talk the author of the project gave recently, fun story of how the project came into being

https://youtu.be/ANmFZ8rbmnc?si=ndEWH4xY2oxJuEnB

Logitech MX Master, I noticed wrist pain with the prolong use of the trackpad on my Mac. Instead of getting a generic mouse, I decided to take the leap and get the MX Master 2S. The ergonomics alone is worth all the hype and money. The extra buttons, excellent tracking is cherry on the top for me.

You can give https://frappeframework.com a try, it is MIT licensed, really powerful and comprehensive, excellent for making CRUD apps. Also has a PaaS offering on https://frappecloud.com

Full Disclosure: I worked at Frappe for the last 2 years

Seconded. We work closely with a design firm for our products, them and us, we've slowly all migrated to Figma to a point where all our design assets, branding assets, mockups are on Figma. Ironically being Mac only is one of the reason Sketch is losing against Figma. There was a gap in cross-platform collaborative design tools, Figma made the move, and did so with amazing UX. Sketch was, what I'd say, lazy when Figma was at it.

I see serverless working really well for a few niche tasks. Finite, stateless interactions that don't happen often. A good example will be a site say example.org that has a donate page. On form submit, a lambda can take the payload and create a subscription at a payment service like Stripe or Razorpay. The donate page at https://internetfreedom.in works the exact same way.

The broader idea is a service (or static site even) sending messages to a different service. Given how popular no-code platforms are getting, tiny serverless pieces can help automate operations between these platforms.

Creator of TinyJS here

After looking for newsletters that are simple, with high quality and diverse curation I couldn't find much. I did stumble upon TinyReact, it's a really great newsletter for the React ecosystem, which I am not really into as of now. However I loved it's simplicity. Inspired, I decided to curate one myself.

I keep an eye out for interesting articles, libraries and updates from the JavaScript world. If I find them worthy of sharing I bookmark them, and the end of the week I send the best 3 to my subscribers every week. The three article limit has been interesting, the constraint forces me to look for the best articles I can find. No spam, short and sweet.

Sublime Text: Moving from VS Code to ST3 was a good experience. It is snappy, launches almost instantly.

Figma: The way Figma handles artboards is amazing, the zooming and scrolling across large documents is super smooth

Yeah, the intention was to point out the positive impact contributed to the discussion. Perhaps value seems to be a better term for it.