Earlier quoted context omitted.
Disagree. As a user, I want file-level or directory-level analytics. I want to know how much time I'm coding in the backend services vs the front-end react client. If you have concerns about this, do you also have problems with Github literally having access to all of your code? Or Google having access to your search history? I'd be more concerned if it wasn't using SSL. That would make sense, but it seems secure on…
Github and Google have security teams and aren't side projects.
Reaching $10k monthly revenue with WakaTime, my SaaS side project
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Re: Reaching $10k monthly revenue with WakaTime, my SaaS side project
#122Earlier quoted context omitted.
The risk part is the small margin that means you can't survive small bumps that lead to a drop in conversion.
as the person who responded above me noted, that's not a small margin at all. That's a huge relative change.
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#123As a webdev, a significant portion of my time is spent in the browser's devtools - debugging or styling components. That would be a great addition to the product.
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#124Does anybody has any experience with the mentioned nephoscale.com?
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#125One thing missing from the post was when the founder quit their job to work on this full-time (or if they've even done that yet?) Also they didn't mention if they were still a solo founder and developer.
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#126What would be your conversion (for the 100k users) at $1 a month ?
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#127Does this tool upload my code to a server to analyze?
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#128Infrastructure cost is quite high, almost on the same level as Pied-Piper wonder how much time before something better or even free appears. Also if any dev is reading, a good addition will be able to run this on my own premises, this is some information valuable for project leads but its hard to justify monthly cost for something you usually take for granted.
That's the hardest part about products for devs, we understand how things work and therefore obviously we shouldn't pay for something we could build ourselves.
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#129Huh. I remember a couple years ago I was at a hackathon when some guy just came up to me and some friends, handed us stickers with this logo while mumbling a few words, and walked away. I don't remember that person actually pitching anything and I'm not sure if it was Alan or someone he hired to give out stickers.
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#130I must voice concerns regarding this product. Just took a look at the Notepad++ plugin ( https://github.com/wakatime/notepadpp-wakatime ), because this is something I know a lot about. To begin with, it sends filenames to the mother ship instead of just the programming language. I would consider filenames to be sensitive information giving a very good idea of the project you are working on... Also problematic is the…