Dennis Beatty

I just shipped my first feature with Manicode, and it's awesome! I've felt torn between using the state of the art with things like Cursor or Continue and using my favorite editor, Neovim. With Manicode I can just split my terminal with Neovim on one side and Manicode on the other. I'm really excited about this. Congrats on launching!

Such an awesome product! I’m excited to see more financing options for very early stage startups, and I look forward to seeing what else y’all come up with in the future.

This is awesome! LucidChart is typically my go-to for any diagrams I'm building. I always prefer native apps though, and supporting an indie development team is a huge plus too. It doesn't appear to support UML diagrams (system sequence and database diagrams are the two I use most), so I would love to see that and potentially better collaboration features as well. Other than that though this...

Gorgeous template! I really like the design. Unforunately, it doesn't work well with Keynote and uses fonts that I don't have on my system. Also it went to my spam box so it took a while for me to find it.

Pros: This is an awesome idea! I feel like Github's discovery is broken, and the fact that this includes data from Github as well as Reddit and HackerNews makes it really cool. I love that languages that get a little less love are included as well. Cons: It looks like I'm hitting a rate limit for the Github API. The API request to Algolia is working fine, but then when the browser tries to...

Pros: I think this is an awesome idea. I especially love the 5 ingredients/15 minutes bit. I've been wanting to find some better recipes to be eating better, and keeping everything fast and simple makes it awesome. I've never paid for a recipe in my life, but you just got $20 from me. Cons: After making my payment through Stripe Checkout, I got a 500 error. A simple refresh took me to the...

This looks awesome! I like the domain, and you've got a ton of great content already. The one thing I would love to see would be the ability to comment on videos. If you want to avoid using a backend, you could probably use Disqus to set that up, but if you wanted to get really interesting, it could be awesome to be able to comment at certain times on the video so that the comment would show...

This looks awesome. The only problem I have with it is that there is no mention of pricing on the website. I was assuming it was a free tool, and so downloading it and seeing the "Buy/Activate License" button kind of turned me off. If I had seen that it would cost $17 before I downloaded it though, it probably wouldn't have been a problem at all though. Also I'm slightly wary of buying...