Michael Buckbee

Hey PH! This is a project we've been working on to try and make public a lot of the proprietary information that we use in helping site owners sort through attacks. Most developers take IP addresses for granted until their site's under attack, log files are bursting, and they're frantically trying to work out where the threat is coming from. We've really tried hard to build what we think is...

I'm a huge user of Whereby and as cool as this is for professional use I'm actually most excited about how much better this will make calls with my elderly parents since we don't all have to use the same computer. Amazing!

I was an early beta tester for KB Clip, and it very deftly solves the problem of seeing some amazing insight or comment in Slack and then having it disappear forever. Even if _you_ could happen to remember and search for it within Slack, there's no way for the new hire next week to see it, no way to put that solution in a folder with a dozen other ones on that product, etc. KB Clip is a...

Recut is awesome - such a quick way to save hours a week editing.

This is really exciting - I feel like design is one of the major differentiators for companies now and Nathan is incredibly top-notch.

I was lucky enough to get a print copy of the book and can attest to its helpfulness. so much of marketing seems "fluffy" and too abstract to be helpful and this is just the polar opposite. Highly recommended.

So excited to see this up on PH!

Nathan is a fantastic designer and video editor. I think it's hard to stand out on YT now and you need something more than just standard editing.

I'm using BT for an upcoming SAAS project and it's been a huge boost for the project. The same sense of "oh wow, I could do so much with this" that I got from using Rails to build that little blog demo they used to have on their homepage I got from using BT for the first time. In general, it's a moving "up" in terms of abstraction. So instead of working with a single form field helper in rails,...

I really like Recurpost - they are a smaller player in the social scheduling services, but you can tell from their product design/features that they're really implemented exactly what was needed. Two key features: feed import (significantly cuts down on the manual effort). Timed / Expiring posts (great for things like conferences and events). Pros: Very straightforward to use. Smart features....

Hey Rodney - thanks so much for submitting this! Happy to answer questions or help anybody.