Seems to have a fair few spelling mistakes in the item headers: GitKranken -> GitKraken HardperDB -> HarperDB Might be others but I wasn't actually looking, those were just the ones I noticed.
The title of the OP is also misspelled
Free Stuff for Developers
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Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#12There is also https://free-for.dev/
Also free tiers https://github.com/255kb/stack-on-a-budget
which brings me to list them all :) thanks!
https://freestuff.dev/tags/other-list/
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#13Should have an easy way to suggest more services. (Was going to suggest expo)
Currently using Hugo (SSG)
Need to create new file to add new content.
Definitely not the user friendly right now, currently thinking how to make this easier.
But really glad to know someone wants to contribute
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#14The most underrated thing on here is probably Visual Studio Code. It's a really great piece of software and has a bunch of really neat features when editing on a remote machine.
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#15Hi,
freestuff.dev built with hugo SSG
Currently the easiest way to contribute is creating a new file on github.
I have an idea to make a GUI, so people just put links, benefits and tags, the other stuff will be pre-filled, but still will go through github's pull request.
Let me know if you have an idea to make it easier to contribute
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#16The most underrated thing on here is probably Visual Studio Code. It's a really great piece of software and has a bunch of really neat features when editing on a remote machine.
Sorry, but I have no knowledge and do not understand what "editing remote" means? What is the use case?
The source files are in a shared network directory, but VS code (the editor) is on my machine? Or is it something different?
Where would the compiler reside? Will the Compile/Build be executed on my machine?
Edit: found some answers: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#17This needs Cloudflare. Ridiculously awesome free tier.
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#18This needs Cloudflare. Ridiculously awesome free tier.
cloudflare is added. Thanks
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#19The most underrated thing on here is probably Visual Studio Code. It's a really great piece of software and has a bunch of really neat features when editing on a remote machine.
Sorry, but I have no knowledge and do not understand what "editing remote" means? What is the use case? The source files are in a shared network directory, but VS code (the editor) is on my machine? Or is it something different? Where would the compiler reside? Will the Compile/Build be executed on my machine? Edit: found some answers: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview
The source files can be on a remote machine but you still get great GUI editor support.
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#20The most underrated thing on here is probably Visual Studio Code. It's a really great piece of software and has a bunch of really neat features when editing on a remote machine.
Telemetry trojan.