Ilango Rajagopal

Michael has done an amazing job with all the themes. I'm a happy customer and Lexington Themes is my go-to whenever I want to build web pages. Even if you don't (want to) use Astro, you can just drop the components in your favorite framework and it'll just work. I mostly use Remix and these themes have been so helpful and saved me a ton of time. And there's no subscription! It's refreshing to...

Congrats on the launch, @goforbg! I've followed your progress on Makerlog for a while and it's great to see you launch InboxPirates. Also, the intro and demo videos are killer btw!

These are absolutely amazing! And you're awesome for open-sourcing them! Congrats on the launch :)

I love the work you've put into this! Open Makers is an excellent platform for sharing our work and I'm glad to be an early adopter and be part of the community. Congrats on the launch @micahiverson! 👏

Congrats on the launch Marek. The UI stands out from everything else I've seen in this space. Great work!

This is amazing. One of the difficulties I had while learning a new language was to implement practise in every day life. This extension makes it so easy to do that. I'm excited to see what's coming next. BTW isn't that the coolest, most-effective onboarding for a chrome extension?

Awesome app! And you're a saint for releasing a Linux version as well 🙏

Yup. I already do. WhatsApp was the hardest since a lot of my friends use it. But I still deleted it and haven't looked back since. If I ever go back it'll only be WhatsApp.

Awesome work. Looking at your streak on Makerlog amazes me. Congrats on the launch! :) I'll definitely use it on my next trip.

This is super cool @fajarsiddiq!! It's so much fun to play!! Amazing work man!

Well written and great read!

Hello Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Ilango, maker of DotConfig. I've worked with Webpack a few times for a few different projects. When I was a beginner, it was hard for me to wrap my head around Webpack. I got the hang of it eventually but Webpack has a lot of options which is hard to keep track of and use it in my projects. So I decided to build DotConfig - a super simple Webpack configuration wizard....

Wow! This is amazing! Tried out a logo that I picked out at random for a side project (I'm a dev). I should pick another better logo. Great insights! Thanks for building this!

Love the concept! It's also tricky to keep it productive. I'm reminded of a Charlie Munger quote: “I never allow myself to have an opinion on anything that I don’t know the other side’s argument better than they do.” This would be a great platform to do that.

@donf126 This is a cool idea! Much less noise than the similar sub-reddit. I'll definitely be following this. So many interesting things can be done!

This is really cool! I would love to use this for a side project at some point. This might seem far-fetched but any plans to extend this to images/videos? To detect nudity, offensive signs etc?

This is a great idea! Interviewees rarely get feedback on how they performed and won't know where they went wrong or need improvement. The problem is I haven't seen/heard interviewers giving feedback on candidates. They either won't have the time or other reasons for not sharing feedback. There should be some way to motivate the employers to share feedback.

Looks interesting. Is there a demo or video of the tool I can see without signing up? Also there is no pricing information.