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Really nice looking work! How did you build your landing page and your design? One of the major gaps in my skillset is design/css, so I'm always impressed by good looking sites like yours.
Here are some examples: https://imgur.com/a/5EL2LJq
I'm giving it a try (using the cloud version) and can't find how to assign someone or set a status to a task. Is it limited to the private beta?
You have to add a People Column to the Board in the top right corner, in which you can assign someone. The private beta is refering to the versions before v0.1, when there wasn't a publicly hosted version.
Hey Marcus! Super cool to see another fellow Minecraft-jumpstarted developer. I got into programming way back in 2013 with Minecraft mods and then Bukkit/Spigot plugins. > I decided to look for open Developer positions, to work with a team of experienced developers so I can learn even faster. Seeing as you're in Europe and not in the U.S. (with exorbitant tuition costs), I would actually recommend against skipping ou…
I would say, for me, it actually would have been good to spend a few years working in industry to get a view of what real world programming is like and gain some awareness of what doors might be closed to you without a degree.
In this situation I would recommend being careful to not become dependent on the level of income that most software development provides. If you are cautious with your finances, you could decide to go for the degree with some money saved up as opposed to it feeling like a major financial hurdle to leave your job in order to go to school full time.
This looks really professional, and I'm impressed. I like you can self-host as well; I'm not personally a fan of relying on the cloud or third-party services for things like personal task management (company task/project management is fine), which I think many on HN share. Self-hosting goes a long way to solving that. How did you build collaborative editing? I know it's a very complex thing to achieve. It uses the Su…
As KRAKRISMOTT said, I am using TipTap with their HocusPocus backend!
> It uses the Sustainable Use License. I am not familiar with this though some googling shows several companies using it. Can you share what led you to choose it?
I mainly choose that one because of the incident with AWS offering ElasticSearch as a Service without their approval
I want something basically Opensource, where Individuals or Companies can use it freely for their own purpose BUT limtit companies from starting a competitor to Tablane Cloud from my own work.
> Minor nitpick: your readme says "First, rename .env.example to .env." but I didn't see anything in the readme referring to "env".
I forgot to add a .env.example file in the tablane-api repo. Going to fix that!
Can't wait for you to be spotted and hired by ClickUp ;-)
Can't wait for you to be spotted and hired by ClickUp ;-)
I would have already applied at ClickUp if they weren't hiring only 5+ year Experience Software Engineer
It'd be worth pinging over an email to someone senior there if you haven't already with a link to your portfolio (and maybe this post) if you're particularly interested.