maxko
Re:I made a simple geolocation service
on Friday July 24, 2020 @04:16AM (#23937019)
Thanks!
Re:I made a simple geolocation service
on Friday July 24, 2020 @04:13AM (#23937001)
The code is available for free and you can host it on your own Cloudflare account. Cloudflare provides a free plan (up to 100k daily requests across all your Workers), and paid plan ($0.50 per 1m requests)
Re:Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?
on Friday May 15, 2020 @12:59PM (#23194435)
Launched Widgetery.com (A Product Hunt-like widget for lead capturing) yesterday. Still have to learn a lot of things on making such kind of widgets, however it was really fun to build. By the way, any feedback is appreciated!
Show HN: Widgetery – simple lead-capture widget for your next project
Building SaaS with Laravel
Revamped Graindashboard – UI Kit for Web-Apps
Building SaaS with Laravel
Building SaaS with Laravel
Re:How I made $18k on CodeCanyon
on Thursday August 02, 2018 @02:04AM (#17669519)
Thanks for your feedback!
I think http://ui8.net may be a viable option for now if we're talking about design/ui-kits/templates/etc. However, I'm not sure how big their customer base is.
Re:How I made $18k on CodeCanyon
on Wednesday August 01, 2018 @11:49AM (#17663602)
Support didn't take much time. However I felt that my plugins were outdated and they were too simple and haven't added a real value to WordPress eco-system.
Re:How I made $18k on CodeCanyon
on Wednesday August 01, 2018 @11:00AM (#17663068)
Thanks for your feedback! I totally agree with you regarding the issue with non-top selling items - most of them have never been updated, so it's like a playing in lottery.
Re:How I made $18k on CodeCanyon
on Wednesday August 01, 2018 @02:49AM (#17660220)
Yep, it was a side project, I'm living in a Eastern Europe (where avg. salaries are less than $500/mo), so ~$800/mo was a good additional income for me. It probably would not worth it if you're living in US/EU.
How I made $18k on CodeCanyon
Show HN: Free Drag'n'Drop Email Builder
Grain Dashboard – Free HTML Admin Template
Re:FlatDB – database designed to persist data using just PHP and flat-...
on Thursday May 12, 2016 @11:13AM (#11683947)
As I mentioned in other comments, it's not an replacement for SQLite or any other database engine. I created this script for my own needs and shared it because it may be useful for other developers.
Re:FlatDB – database designed to persist data using just PHP and flat-...
on Thursday May 12, 2016 @11:08AM (#11683916)
Please correct me if I'm wrong but SQLite database could be downloaded from web-browser. There is a some ways to prevent it by keeping db files above www/ dir or via htaccess, however what you will do if you have only limited access to www/ folder and .htaccess aren't supported?
Re:FlatDB – database designed to persist data using just PHP and flat-...
on Thursday May 12, 2016 @10:48AM (#11683783)
Sometimes SQLite is not an option and I created FlatDB for my own needs. This is not a replacement for SQLite or other database engine.
FlatDB – database designed to persist data using just PHP and flat-files
NewsletterWP – Newsletter plugin for WordPress
Coming Soon Page Starter Kit (with optin form and simple admin panel)
WordPress plugin starter kit (Boilerplate)
Hi there! I created a WordPress plugin starter kit / boilerplate, so probably it will be useful for someone. The project is available on GitHub - https://github.com/maxkostinevich/wp-plugin-starter-kit Starter Kit is based on Tom McFarlin's WordPress Plugin Boilerplate version 2.6.2. The Starter Kit contains some useful modules, such as: - Custom Database Tables with CRUD - Custom Taxonomies...
Git workflow for absolute beginners
Re:CloudControl Shutdown
on Tuesday February 16, 2016 @05:00AM (#11108881)
Parse.com, cloudControl, and I'm just curious, who will be next?
CloudControl Shutdown
Re:Facebook is closing Parse
on Friday January 29, 2016 @04:47AM (#10994368)
Suddenly! I just finished pretty complex app which relies on Parse, can anybody recommend some alternative service? I have looked at Kinvey, but it seems too expensive. Does anybody have experience with Backendless?