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Re:Ubiquiti adds phone-home to the access point firmware on Sunday November 03, 2019 @03:24PM (#21436333)
Ubiquiti posted an official update on this https://community.ui.com/questions/Update-UniFi-Phone-Home-P...
Re:Watching my sideproject die and feeling kinda deppressed on Tuesday November 29, 2016 @06:07PM (#13066979)
Thanks! I really appreciate it now.
Re:Watching my sideproject die and feeling kinda deppressed on Tuesday November 29, 2016 @06:01PM (#13066938)
Guys! You got me pumped!!! Thanks a lot!
Re:Watching my sideproject die and feeling kinda deppressed on Tuesday November 29, 2016 @05:44PM (#13066850)
Glad you like it! This definitely motivates me! Thanks!
Re:Watching my sideproject die and feeling kinda deppressed on Tuesday November 29, 2016 @05:04PM (#13066632)
Will do that! Thanks for advice!
Re:Watching my sideproject die and feeling kinda deppressed on Tuesday November 29, 2016 @04:03PM (#13066264)
Thanks for you replay!

I am not sure, you can sell something there that don't generate income.

Re:Watching my sideproject die and feeling kinda deppressed on Tuesday November 29, 2016 @04:02PM (#13066254)
Hi! Thanks for replay - the main problem i am facing is not moving too fast when it becomes down to features, bugfixes and so on. I will think about newsletter to current users and maybe ask about the potential of the app - how do they see it.

Thanks again!

Watching my sideproject die and feeling kinda deppressed

Hi,I while ago i posted here in hackernews post about my side project https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11982006I love designing stuff i do it on my full-time job, i do it on my free time, i do it when i wake up, i do it before i go to sleep. When i started I was super motivated and productive. Now i feel that I am stuck and something ain't right.156 days have passed and i have some harsh...

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Hi! It is Flask (Python) and MongoDB
Thanks! This helped a lot, haven't seen that while testing. The thing is that currently you have to create project for contact, if you don't have contact it won't create project. Will be fixed asap.
Thanks! Fixing that asap.
thanks! Will update!
Oh, thanks for showing this, will be fixed asap.
Thanks, will optimise it.
Thanks for the info! On my mac works good too. But not looking cool if mouse has sroll wheel. Will chek how to optimise that.
Big thanks for this, will update first thing @ morning! Glad you like design! :)
Yea thanks, will change it! You are not the first who is pointing that out. About toggl.com - it is a well established company. Only way how i can compete with them is build better things than they. Currently i don't even want to think about competing, i just want to build something that people use and are happy with it.
Hi! Glad you like it! :) Yes, but this initial stage took more than it should. The hardest part for me is not finding the time, but staying motivated for long time.
Hi glad you like it!

React + Redux - frontend, Flask & MongoDB - backend, hosted @ digitalocean

Thanks! Yes - it is much harder as it seems @ the start. :) Good luck with your project!
Hi, i am glad you like it - thanks! Yes i know toggl. Laps will have possibility to track time that is not assigned to specific task or project.
Thanks for your comment, yes i am thinking to add some import / export / sync features, but currently I concentrate on finishing MVP - that means finish projects and add basic invoicing.
i just like what i am doing - designing all the time & i pay my friend to help with code. Thats the short story! :)
Thanks! Will try to optimise it. If performance won't improve I will remove it.
Hi! This might help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ug2IwNcKD0 ! I did intro video on how i use Laps. I will record new video tomorrow where i explain how projects work.
Thanks for your comment! The main reason why i chose to build Laps as a time tracking and invoicing tool is that - i can do it. As everything is bootstrapped i decided to build something relatively simple but that works very well, and then extend it wit some complex features if the base is good rather than building something very complex and unclear from ground up.

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