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Hey, I'll start by saying I've had the authors of templ and Gomponents in my podcast and often use them. But sometimes Go HTML templates is just what I need, and I never remember h…

Hi, Since I started my podcast go podcast() 3+ years ago everytime I'm saying to a guest that I'm blind and using a screen reader I always get the same reaction: "What, wow, I didn…

Hey, I thought some of you might be interested in this episode. Fyne is an awesome Go project. As a blind programmer using a screen reader daily I missed building desktop applicati…

My 2nd Go course is officially out. For that one, I use a more hands-on approach. In the course, we build a full website analytics tool from scratch to deployment. The technology u…

Hey there, I'm @dominicstpierre on Twitter. I launched Vivid in 2019, but it was not good timing. I even did not have a podcast at the time. Today I'm the co-host of The SaaS Marat…

Hey, I'm switching my SaaS StaticBackend to an open-source model. As a developer tool, I think it might have a better chance of getting initial traction as a fully open-source proj…

thanks for the feedback. I can understand that and can see some kind of daily external backups of your data at some point. My whole goal is to make customers feel 0 pressure and es…

yes, this is the vision I have for short-mid terms. But I won't be adding anything soon. The long-term differentiation will be clearer once there's early adopters I think.

yes totally. that's why I'm focusing on simple implementation and not planning on adding anything yet. I planning on building real-world SaaS examples to showcase the capabilities.…

Yes, I discover nhost a couple of months ago when the founder replied on a post I made in IndieHackers. I was not aware of both before. My goal with StaticBackend is to go more in …

thanks, this give me some confidence. I think differently regarding self-hosting though. By the fact that StaticBackend is a Go web server, it's a standalone Linux binary and can b…

I did not knew strapi.io, but I don't think it's close no. My product is a database and websocket backend you can use from client-side, being web or mobile. It's a pieces of scalab…

thank you

yes, absolutely

1. You can export your entire database (it's a stanrad Mongo database). 2. You could use the library and write your own backend API using the same routes and your application would…

I still have difficulty knowing what it is. I'd called this: a SaaS backend API and infrastructure. It would be a great companion to a Netlify application. Since they have hosting …

thanks for the feedback: - pricing: yes, seems like a recurring comments, but I want to make the leap between tier friendly, like Digital Ocean droplet for instance. - the option t…

thanks for the feedback: - grammar: thanks, I'm not a native English that's correct, I'll try harder. - pricing: My thought is that offering only 3 tier would be way too big of a l…

They changed my title, it was: StaticBackend a web & mobile backend w/o lock-in

Hi there, I'd like to request feedback on my product. I started building in last January with great momentum, but the pandemic made things a bit complicated. As someone that built …