Louis Grenard

It looks great and efficient, thanks for that! How much different it is from remove.bg?

Love the UI and UX of what you made. Hello from the Hunan province 👋

Love using Typora (https://typora.io/), I don't know if this is the best one out there, but it fits my needs 100%.

I hope your dog will recover soon. In such situations, I always remind myself: "Why am I doing this? Why did I started it?" then it instantly reminds me memories back in time and put me on an unexplained good level of energy. Also, meeting up with friends, doing sport and walking in forests/mountains is always a good way to reset my brain. It helps also to think in a rational way so I keep...

I went part time few months ago. I use my weekends and Mondays to work on my day job, then the rest of the week for me where I relax when needed.

Hey, Chart.js (https://www.chartjs.org/) is using canvas.

I started to work on the server features of http://2aud.io as I finished the design implementation.

@abadesi I keep telling to myself that if it fails, then I learn a lot on the way. Moreover, failure is a step to victory, isn't it? ✌️ What's important and help for the future is to understand why it failed and how to not reproduce that.

@astha_sharma I go for a walk by thinking of the next small chunk that I can iterate quickly. When I'm back home, I take a cold shower, then I stop thinking and just do the thing. Hours later I'm still there working. I believe the hardest part in such context is to get started.

@dustyreagan I'm using Mailgun triggered by my back-end code. And Revue (doing migration to Substack) for the newsletters.

@sahil_kapur honestly speaking I would just say pick one where you feel the most comfortable with and get started. I've started with PHP at the beginning building my own MVC framework, then I switched to Node.js with the Express micro framework; then with Sails.js and now I stick to AdonisJs for everything related to back-end stuff. It can basically do anything you want and it is reliable. So...

@mellowbeing fitness, thinking/sharing new ideas, twisting Rubik's cubes.

@demisstruiksma hello! There are a lot to accomplish out there. Do you have something that you need for yourself? Something that is missing in your daily life or simply missing?

@keeev glad to share my two cents: - How do you keep yourself motivated in the first few months? > When I'm willing to create something, this is because it replies to a need I have met myself, then I see if it can help other people. On the top of that, I really enjoy building and challenging myself, especially when I don't know how to build the thing on the T instant. The long run is so...

@sven10hove last year I've worked remotely for six months with the company I'm in (part time today). I needed to sync with teammates on a weekly basis but I was not talking about my feelings during that period of time and mostly focus on work topics or other subjects you'll discuss with teammates usually. However, with the CEO of the company I share everything, especially during that time I...

@abadesi implementing polls so people can have quick feedback and test some micro ideas?

@korolvs publishing a teasing video or something similar (screenshots, PoC, etc.) on Reddit or other targeted communities that is in your domain might help.

@thomgroutars - Calm Before the Storm: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DWWTdxbiocWOL?si=MTaF5nHQT7y2hT0Yo-YK6A - Hanz Zimmer: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0b2GGEUQNa0Hc9Pkha47x7?si=65H8aL7oRnaMNHbWMUOgYA - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DX0kTAtGzLyfz?si=xxle_EpyQ3WH0TAw-59tEQ - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DXbsWQD03AVcA?si=-aJDZHs2SFu9LAeBNHYfhA -...