Josh Dzielak

Congratulations! There is still a major need for quality geocoding, glad to see the experts are on it 🙏

Congratulations Gareth, Maurice, Jarod and all the makers 👏🎊

Wow, great work @_gw and @jarodocton! The level of research and sheer visual delightfulness is off the charts. I'm surprised the PDF format could handle this report.

Hi everyone! Orbit CTO coming late to the party here. I blame the code 😂 Our team is very excited to share this launch with you today. It's packed with lots of goodies that we hope will make building your community even more enjoyable 🎁

The Communities Show is one of my favorite Discords because it's so fun, energetic, and colorful. Never a dull moment, week in and week out!

👯‍♀️ Usually the Oauth dance is like high school prom: awkward, intimidating, and unclear next steps. Pizzly abstracts away the Oauth dance so you can spend time circling around the code that matters - your own. Does my analogy make sense? No. I know it doesn't. That's why I recommend going to download Pizzly from GitHub for yourself and see what the buzz is about. Open source FTW!

Congrats Yonas & team! Technology decisions are daunting 😅 , but the right piece of advice at the right time can make all the difference. It has for me many times in my career, so I'm excited to contribute advice & pay that forward. I'll also be asking advice on what I don't know yet.

Love the idea here, nice work! I signed up and found a mention on twitter for one of my open source projects I had never seen before. I tried to see the analytics for one of my projects and something went wrong when it kicked me back to GitHub to authorize the app. It could be on my end but thought I'd let you know. That feature also looks really handy. My co-founders are in SF and we're all...

This is big! Nice to seae the workflows going in both directions and eager to give it a try. @hull and @zapier are a great fit. Congrats!

Great idea! Wish I could go back in time and use this to save my past self time hunting down unexplained infra changes 😅

Both awesome lists and starter kits have blown up in the last few years, and the goal of Awesome Stacks is to bring these two phenomena together. awesome stacks = awesome lists x tech stacks + APIs The APIs come into play for the awesomestacks.dev site, which is built with Gatsby and calls out to the GitHub and StackShare GraphQL APIs at build time to display statistics and more information...

Disclaimer: StackShare is a client of mine and I worked on Stack Decisions... now with that out of the way, I want to say I'm super excited that it's released today! 🎉 ✨ If you want to know about the inspiration behind this feature, read on. Bad technology decisions can haunt engineers for years. It's one of the scariest things you ever have to do as a developer—to decide right now on tools...

Nice, clean search with an impressive variety of results. Can't miss the search bar. Will definitely share with my celiac and gluten-free friends!

The Algolia DevRel team is super excited for Glitch! There isn't a place in our dev funnel we haven't thought about using it yet. Big props to the Glitch team who has consistently impressed us with how fast they're building product and how attentive they are to our requests. The bar for great API developer experience is about to leap forward.

Love the maximum phase feature, makes it really clear which spots will be best for the eclipse. Great use of Algolia Places too!

One to watch! The team is doing a fantastic job of building community around GraphQL and their platform - at events, conferences, and by being very responsive in their community chat. For 3rd party services like Algolia, Graph.cool is very attractive because it lets developers plug us into their GraphQL apps immediately. Their integration is smart and avoids duplicate / wasteful operations.