Convert keywords into clickable links for better SEO, affiliate marketing, and streamlined content creation.
I built a tool called LazyLink to solve a problem I kept running into. You know when you’re writing blog posts, affiliate content, or even updating a website, and you have to keep adding links to certain keywords over and over again? It’s such a time-drain.So, I made LazyLink — a simple tool that automatically converts your defined keywords into clickable links. You just tell it what words to...
My sites are pretty small. The only thing I pay for now is the domain which is around $9 to $15 per year/domain.
Hi HN,I made a simple website to find Amazon's Choice products. The site is broken down into different departments and first level categories. Choice Curated is still in its early stages, and your feedback would be greatly appreciated as I continue to improve the site.Thanks, B
A small side project to help me as a dev to name colors. Might be useful for designers. $0 on hosting (Netlify). $0 earnings.
Two important JS libraries from Shopify: - Shopify BuyButton.js for the product modal, cart and checkout - Shopify JavaScript Buy SDK for product pagination
$15/month savings can be spent in FB/Instagram ads or something that can drive more customers. In 3 months, you save $45 or $180/year.
I'm also planning allow users to add multiple stores. The site is hosted in DO and can scale up easily.
My wife is a good example where she doesn't need a fancy storefront. She gets her customers from Instagram/Facebook. She only needs a super basic/low-end storefront for her customers to do their purchase.
there's plenty of Shopify merchants and partners who aren't even aware of the Lite plan, and if they know it's there, are unclear of the limitations. - 100% agree.
If you need the POS, I think it's included in all plans (including the Lite plan).
I built this initially for my wife. She owns two online stores in Shopify. With her Lite plan, she only pays $9/month/store versus the Basic plan for $29/month/store. Since the Lite plan doesn't include an online store, TinyStore allows merchants to have one.
The app is still new. I appreciate any feedback.
Thanks!
I'm happy to merge pull requests as this tool is not just for me but for everyone.
Gemfly does a simple thing compared to bundle update. The purpose is to replace the versions of your gems in your Gemfile with the latest one. It also adds version if it doesn't have one.
If you have this gem: gem 'rails', '~> 3.2.12'
It will become: gem 'rails', '~> 4.2.3'
If you have: gem 'rails'
It will become: gem 'rails', '~> 4.2.3'
It's recommended to put versions in your Gemfile specially if you're updating to a major version.