Interesting idea, and props for well-executed landing page at Koj!
Thanks so much! This isn't Koj's "Show HN" (expect that soon!), but we're doing some interesting stuff, both tech- and "home and living"-wise. Happy to hear any additional feedback for koj.co as well!
I have a suspicion they might start introducing restrictions
I definitely think so, unlimited minutes for all public repos can only be sustainable with many many paid orgs buying expensive minutes. If restrictions kick in, I think I'll keep the "GitHub issues to status page" part of Upptime and have some integrations with self-hosted monitors or third-party services that then open those GitHub issues automatically.
I see you’re also using TypeScript, so I’m definitely taking a long look at your github-actions-starter (thanks for sharing).
Enjoy! We're using Svelte and TypeScript everywhere at Koj, we also have some other starters here if you're interested: https://github.com/koj-co.
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Interesting idea, and props for well-executed landing page at Koj!
Personally I’m way of relying on GHA too much (I have a suspicion they might start introducing restrictions), but if it works it works.
I see you’re also using TypeScript, so I’m definitely taking a long look at your github-actions-starter (thanks for sharing).
Thanks so much! This isn't Koj's "Show HN" (expect that soon!), but we're doing some interesting stuff, both tech- and "home and living"-wise. Happy to hear any additional feedback for koj.co as well!
I definitely think so, unlimited minutes for all public repos can only be sustainable with many many paid orgs buying expensive minutes. If restrictions kick in, I think I'll keep the "GitHub issues to status page" part of Upptime and have some integrations with self-hosted monitors or third-party services that then open those GitHub issues automatically.
Enjoy! We're using Svelte and TypeScript everywhere at Koj, we also have some other starters here if you're interested: https://github.com/koj-co.
Wondering, do you have a sort of vocabulary of all the emojis you use in commit messages, or it’s more inspiration-based?