Rick M

We built this handy little tool as a bit of a side project to make it quicker and easier to write cron jobs. Anyone who's written a cron job knows how much of a pain it can be figuring out the correct syntax to use, especially when you've got a job that needs to run at a specific time and date. This free tool is designed to make the process of building your cron job super simple, and provides a...

Nice product, love the noises. One cool feature idea - have a 'collections' where people can share and upvote the most popular combinations. Also a sound suggestion - train ambiance, the click clack of the rails is pretty soothing.

Product looks great, certainly something I'll be trying out! ?makers - the intro video on your site is awesome, really great at showcasing the product. How was it created if you don't mind me asking? Looking to create something similar for our product.

Nice update! Any plans for bringing Figma support in the future? I think a fair few of us now have moved from Sketch to it.

Not sure i see the market for this. - Spend $599 on a locked-in screen that can only be used for zoom, and will likely not have long-term support as its unlikely to get a lot of uptake - Spend $329 on an iPad and have infinately more functionality.

?makers What benefits does this have over haveibeenpwned, which has a database of billions of records of known data breaches to check against, and has a long standing track record of providing a good service?

Hi folks! Yesterday we launched Serverauth: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/serverauth It's been really fun building it and we've got tons of ideas in the pipeline. The concept is that it helps you secure your web servers by limiting who can access them and when. I recently redid the main site in TailwindCSS which was fun to figure out. It's a pretty basic and small site but I'd appreciate...

Love what you've done here! A fantastic alternative to TailwindUI that's going to make building out tailwind sites so much faster!

Hi ProductHunt! @mikebarlow and myself started building ServerAuth last year to solve a common problem we've had, where we've owned and managed servers, but constantly had to add and remove people's access as they worked on projects. Big companies often forget to do this, so leave their servers exposed when a contractor or employee leaves. ServerAuth solves this problem, by allowing you to add...

This looks great, would love to see this make it into Setapp at some point!

Love the concept, but it being entirely dependant on a 3rd party not shutting down / having downtime would make it next to useless for many (myself included). Have you considered an on-premises version? And as an extension to that. What contingency have you put in place to ensure anyone wont be cut off from the api should you go out of business?

So a netbook then. These were everywhere right before iPads came out. They were dirt cheap too - half the price of the one listed here. Struggling to see what this is bringing to the table, even more so given the very low specs being offered.

@sierra Other than the user experience are there any other compelling reasons to switch? Competition is a fantastic thing, especially in an area like automation where theres so much potential but I'm a firm believer that to compete you need to have something your competitor doesn't (And something they can't spend a week fixing to wipe you out, like a UX flow).

🙋‍♂️I am! Working on a micro-site to provide help and (hopefully) awesome tips for speeding up your terminal usage!

This looks awesome! Especially like that it supports postgresql as a node. Any plans to add MySQL as an option down the line?

I love the look of the app...but what's not clear is exactly what its doing to "Combat burnout". Reading the site it's not clear at all. Is there more to it than just being a todo list with some stats showing how well you are at ticking them off? Not meaning to be rude or negative, just not 100% clear on how it works.

This looks like a great product. Sadly there's an issue on the homepage preventing me from trying it. It says 'Try For Free' which when you click opens a modal where you're forced to 'PAY NOW' with a credit card.

What more can I say, they're beautiful! Pros: Really nice selection of wallapers, great that the site's been done as a sharing community Cons: None that I can think of