Need to set up transactional emails for our SaaS. Welcome emails, password resets, etc.
What matters:
Resend is the new kid, SendGrid has history, Postmark is reliable but pricey?
What’s actually worth it for a growing startup?
Our team is looking to automate code reviews. Currently doing manual reviews but it’s taking too much time.
Looking at these options:
Which one catches more real issues? False positives are annoying!
Also care about: CI/CD integration, pricing for small team (5 devs)
Hey everyone! Been seeing tons of AI video tools lately and confused af π
Need to create some short promo videos for my side project. Which one actually delivers quality results?
Main concerns:
Has anyone actually used these for real projects? Would love real feedbackθδΈζ― just marketing hype!
Hot take: learn both! π
Start with Go for practical projects, pick up Rust concepts slowly
Knowing Rust makes you a better programmer even if you don’t use it daily
The borrow checker will change how you think about memory management lol
Copilot here, don’t sleep on it! π΄
The IDE integration is seamless and it works in basically everything
Sure Cursor is flashy but Copilot has Microsoft backing + continuous improvements
For $10/mo you can’t really go wrong honestly
Student here, building random stuff for portfolio
Supabase free tier vs Neon vs PlanetScale – which one actually gives the most for free??
Don’t need anything crazy, just want something that won’t randomly delete my data π
Also what’s the DX like??
So I’ve been using the free version of Cursor but it’s getting annoying lol
Wanna upgrade to Pro but Claude Code and Copilot are also options??
Mainly doing React/Node stuff, occasional Python scripts
What’s actually worth it?? Budget is fine but don’t wanna waste money π
Hey everyone, I’m a junior dev (1 year exp) and want to build my first SaaS product on the side.
The idea is a simple AI-powered content tool. Nothing too complex initially.
I’m thinking: Next.js + Supabase + Vercel. But idk if that’s the right call?
My concerns:
Would love some advice from people who’ve done this before! π
Based on my experience, I’d say go with the middle option! Better documentation and more stable in production. The community is also super helpful.
New dev here, want to pick ONE database to get really good at
Heard PostgreSQL is the gold standard but MySQL is easier?
MongoDB seems popular for startups but heard it can get messy?
Building: likely a SaaS app, maybe some analytics stuff
Which one would you recommend and why?