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frankcaron

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About frankcaron

Dev and user advocate. Caretaker of UX and DX. Appreciator of sedimentary technology. Writer at large.

frankcaron.com

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    What I can’t get my head wrapped around with this whole SaaS death thing: do people think that the vendors themselves aren’t going to get similar gains out of the tech you’re using…

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    I found my own site, as well, and I found that particularly charming. Recently went back [0] to the open web and feel like this inclusion alone justified that move. Thanks for shar…

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    I love this. Well down the road of this journey myself: https://www.frankcaron.com/blog.html Working on killing a lot of JS, albeit my 10 year old Bootstrap theme still has a bunch…

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    Men will conceive complex manual and philosophical workflows and theoretical all-in-one SDKs just go to avoid going to Heroku.

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    "[1] This blog runs on the cloud but that’s because WordPress is a security nightmare and a cloud VM is the easiest way to sandbox it. Ironic, I know." Really all that needs to be …

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    Imo, Github has only been moving further in the right direction lately — and more social features ain't it, chief. The better value proposition lift from giving folks and teams mor…

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    Former TouchBistro director of PMM cosigning on this exact approach being useful and used by us at the time.

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    I'm kind of in love with you after writing this. Thank you for doing what so few product and service companies do: naming a product in a manner that makes it almost instantly-under…

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