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Not sure why I was paying for all my SaaS subscriptions now code is cheap... so I made open source copies of them all.
1/3 A debugging check for JavaScript errors: does the source map belong to the exact release AND build that emitted the error? A plausible line from the wrong build sends you chasing the wrong fix.
2/3 Keep the minified file, the release/build ID and the private map together in CI. Keep the map-upload key out of the public bundle. After deploying a new build, test an old release's error: it should map with its own map, not today's.
3/3 I made Spool at Just Every, a free, open-source (MIT) error tracker built around this check: github.com/just-every/run-sp…
What source-map mismatch would you add to this test?
1/2 In Pencil's coffee-feedback form, a short data notice comes before the answers: who sees replies, and that typed details can identify you. It costs vertical space. Is it worth it?
ALT Pencil coffee-feedback demo. The first question asks how the visit was. A Before you share notice explains who sees submitted answers and warns that typed identifying details may identify the respondent. Three answer choices appear below; Great is selected with a check mark and a contrasting border. A Continue button follows.
2/2 The selected answer has a check mark as well as colour. What would you change in this layout? Pencil is free and open source (MIT), from Just Every; I'm James: github.com/just-every/run-pe…
Agent-written code needs written promises. At Just Every, we give each product plain-English promises, each with a test. Lamp checks that a status page never shows an all-clear it can't confirm. What would you add?
justevery.com/process
1/3 A review check for generated changes: when the page can't read its data, what does the user see? A status page that falls back to "All systems operational" is the worst answer.
2/3 Lamp, our open-source status page (MIT), writes the rule down. A test removes a table under the running database and checks the all-clear appears nowhere. A saved copy is labelled as last known.
3/3 I'm James, from Just Every. We write each product's promises in plain English and turn each into a test. Process write-up: justevery.com/process
For any team chat: record the request, who accepted it and what changed. Nook, our free open-source (MIT) Slack alternative, turns a message into a recorded decision or request. I'm James; I make it at Just Every. How do you track hand-offs?
justevery.com
Going from Opus 5.5 to Astra feels like going from a PHD student to a high schooler sometimes. I mostly let Opus deal with Astra/Sol at the moment. Too frustrating 🤣
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Turned out to be an easy one. 14 free, MIT-licensed alternatives so far, from Notion to PagerDuty. Six more coming.
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Not sure why I was paying for all my SaaS subscriptions now code is cheap... so I made open source copies of them all.
James Peter retweeted
Made open source copies of the SaaS I was paying for. Then gave them away, free and MIT licensed. 14 so far, six more coming.
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Someone did. Free, MIT-licensed alternatives to Notion, Slack, Intercom, Calendly and 10 more, with six more on the way.
Pro 500 ultrafast still not live on Sol 6.1 for Codex? Went to give it a go for the first time today and it's not there? Show up for Astra only. Everything up to date, tried app and cli @thsottiaux
Lamp! run-lamp.com/
100% free, open source alternative to Atlassian Statuspage, Instatus and Better Stack
Vector! run-vector.com/
100% free, open source alternative to Linear, Jira and Asana
Uptime! run-uptime.com
100% free, open source alternative to UptimeRobot, Pingdom and Better Stack.
Made a thing github.com/just-every/plugin… uses Jev/Decisions API to pull in codex from past sessions while coding. Kind of a super charged memory system.