New Landing Page for Awesome PaaS
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New Landing Page for Awesome PaaS
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#2There's not even a blurb that explains what a particular SaaS / PaaS offering is good at, just favicons and links. This is an opposite to a real, curated "awesome-" list.
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#3Has this been even clicked through by a human? The link to TinyStack goes to a domain parking page, and the link to Zimki leads to a slideshare presentation. There's not even a blurb that explains what a particular SaaS / PaaS offering is good at, just favicons and links. This is an opposite to a real, curated "awesome- " list.
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#6Kudos for the new landing page.
Re: New Landing Page for Awesome PaaS
#7Has this been even clicked through by a human? The link to TinyStack goes to a domain parking page, and the link to Zimki leads to a slideshare presentation. There's not even a blurb that explains what a particular SaaS / PaaS offering is good at, just favicons and links. This is an opposite to a real, curated "awesome- " list.
I did a quick sanity check before posting. I will do a better housekeeping. I'll remove bad links.
Please note zimki is an honarary mention as it was first paas ever created by canon. Redirect to slideshare is purposely done.
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#8Has this been even clicked through by a human? The link to TinyStack goes to a domain parking page, and the link to Zimki leads to a slideshare presentation. There's not even a blurb that explains what a particular SaaS / PaaS offering is good at, just favicons and links. This is an opposite to a real, curated "awesome- " list.
Some links lead to gambling landing pages e.g. backery
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#9Was this done by claude design? I'm seeing this pattern/style on every output by claude design lately.
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#10I didn't know that "Jamstack" was still a relevant term of art - I thought it'd gone the same way of LAMP.