Aaron Francis

Congrats on the acquisition!

This is awesome, congrats on the launch Mike & Ryan!

Hey PH! Thanks @mscccc for hunting this! I'm so so thrilled to release MySQL for Developers today! 🎉🎉 This is a completely free video course to teach you everything that you, as an application developer, need to know about MySQL. The course is just over 7 hours long, split into 64 videos, across 4 different sections: • Schema - how to build efficient and effective tables • Indexes - how...

Congrats on the launch @philo01, stoked to finally see this out there! I've been a beta user of Unlock for a couple of months now and I have to say that it does *everything* that I want, and it does it all well. We (https://hammerstone.dev) sell a Laravel package that makes it easy for developers to build flexible filter systems (https://twitter.com/aarondfrancis/status/1470465930874478593)....

I signed up for this yesterday after seeing the examples on the home page. I think the usage of custom meta tags is *extremely* clever and makes integration a super breeze. That was a smart move imo. Congrats on the launch!

I've been a happy customer of Reform for a couple of months. It really is no-nonsense, intuitive, and a breeze to integrate. I love what Bjorn and Peter are up to and will continue to support them along the way! Congrats guys!

I've been using reel for a couple months for our podcast and find it a delight to use. It makes beautiful videos that I share to twitter. I highly recommend it.

@philo01 makes incredible software and Observer is no exception! It's a beautiful and simple app that solves a pain point in the Laravel world. Nice job Philo!

Hey y'all! I made this app because I was tired of wading through GitHub looking for repos that weren't abandoned, checking licenses, etc. Aggregated Awesome bring all the repos together for you to browse all at once!

I've just updated it to allow access to public repos!

Thanks for hunting @sudoloic! Hey all, I made this as an abstract way to visualize your commit history over time. I thought it was a really fun way to remember what was going on in your life during certain periods. I love stuff like this that inadvertently creates a sort of journal or log of your life without you having to manually write anything down. Like @andrewculver said, it's fun too...

Is this just a more open version of http://liketoknow.it?

This is fantastic. Thanks for making it!