The support team at WorkOS has been extremely helpful, providing quick responses whenever we needed assistance. The platform itself is robust, and the customer support makes it even better for developers looking to implement enterprise features.
The community on Stack Overflow is fantastic. Whenever I post a question, I get detailed and useful responses quickly. It’s great for both learning and sharing knowledge with fellow developers
What's great
community knowledge-sharing (3)quick responses (2)learning resource (2)detailed responses (1)
The OCR API is perfect for automating our invoice processing system we're working on, extracting text from scanned invoices efficiently. It works well for most parts of the document but sometimes struggles to capture tables accurately.
I love how simple HabitKit is to use. It doesn’t overwhelm you with unnecessary features, but it has everything you need to track progress and stay motivated.
I use this API for anonymizing license plates in traffic footage, and it’s efficient and easy to integrate into our system. It works great in well-lit environments but has trouble accurately detecting plates in low-light conditions. For most applications, it’s a time-saver and highly effective
Pieces has streamlined how I manage code snippets, making it easy to reference past work quickly. The interface is clean, but I’ve noticed that the tagging system could be a bit more flexible. Despite that, it’s an invaluable tool for developers looking to stay organized.
I’ve found Akkio to be fantastic for quickly deploying machine learning models without needing deep technical expertise. It’s easy to use and integrates smoothly with various data sources
What's great
easy to use (3)integrates with various data sources (2)
