New favorite song on permanent repeat I genuinely cannot stop playing this: https://open.spotify.com/track/42kLuGRNGRl1bHqfCf6qpA
Parth Koshti
Parth Koshti
@parthkoshti.com
Trying to figure out how this solopreneur thing works - SnitchFeed.com: Social Listening for B2B SaaS - Conncord.com: HubSpot<>Discord integration
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I searched Google for a simple way to understand my sitemap + Open Graph setup. I didn't like any of the tools I found, so I built one. Paste in a sitemap. See structure + OG coverage, not a wall of URLs. https://snitchfeed.com/tools/sitemap-explorer What would you add?
Introducing shartjs: arguably the best way to handle errors for your JS/TS projects We are now accepting contributions github.com/parthkoshti/...
@jackstupple.uk hey Jack! thanks for the feedback on Conncord Great to hear you like the UI :) To answer your question about the bot needing admin access to your server: You can manage the roles of members in your server via HubSpot workflows, which requires those permissions (1/4)
@jackstupple.uk hey Jack! thanks for the feedback on Conncord Great to hear you like the UI :) To answer your question about the bot needing admin access to your server: You can manage the roles of members in your server via HubSpot workflows, which requires those permissions (1/4)
I had fun writing this so thought why not share here? www.linkedin.com/posts/parthk...
Such an interesting read on why the vast majority of Netflix shows are just... Meh www.nplusonemag.com/issue-49/ess...
For me personally I "earn" free time so I can work on projects I enjoy doing. Projects that are not necessarily revenue generating What else is there to life if not spending the time you have doing things you enjoy?
Do you work in order to earn “free time?” “Earn” as in: Can afford to not work, whether for one evening or 10 years? If so, does that mean you don’t like your work? If so, is 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 the thing that you need to change?
“Don’t “launch.” No one cares except your friends, and you’re going to have to reliably and consistently get customers for the next three years anyway, so just work on that.” Interesting take. Why not do both? @asmartbear.com longform.asmartbear.com/avoid-blunde...
@asmartbear.com man... absolutely amazing article... So many eye openers. I see myself rereading it over and over for the next few months Thanks for putting this up longform.asmartbear.com/product-mark...