Danić Filip

Judging by the reviews, you handled the transition to the new business model poorly. Not judging your decision to earn money for all the hard work, but given the nature of the app one would’ve expected this to be done with more empathy. In retrospect, is there anything you would have done differently?

Despite the minimal look, it has a lot of cool features: syntax highlighting for code blocks, slick diagrams and tables, a file organizer, and a cool outline tab. Pros: Minimalist, smooth, and packed with cool features. It blends markdown with a seamless preview instantly. Cons: None!

The whole aesthetic and design looks way too much like Zeit.co and it’s off-putting.

If ethics is your motivator, then replacing Flow with TypeScript is far from ethical. Also, GraphQL is hosted by the non-profit Linux Foundation, not Facebook.

Good troll :)

Cool idea, but the “matches” I’m getting are not very good. My contributions are mostly related to JavaScript, but all the jobs I’m getting are for Django and Ruby on Rails positions.

So, what’s the product here exactly?

Oh, I know this problem :) Seems a bit too pricey since it is not possible to customize the page in a more advanced way. Good luck!

How is this a product? Are we seriously accepting HTML bullet lists as products now?

Another day, another stupid Donald Trump "product". And the generator is not even good. It's just a small array of 39 strings that are pseudo-randomly chosen. At least make a Markov chain that generates randomized sentences based on the initial array. This way it is just pointless.

Very interesting, but I have to say that none of my searches produced a good result.