WilliamMayor

Can I ask, how accessible is it? Is the knowledge base accessible to people using a screen reader for instance?

Thanks!

I built a tool to extract the calendar data (mentioned in abother comment, don't want to spam). I'd really appriciate any feedback you have :)

I've been shopping around for logging solutions like this for years. I can't find anything that meets our requirements:

We're a small team of devs working on various projects for multiple clients.

We don't have enough person-power to host something like ELK or Greylog. Keeping client projects running is enough DevOps for us.

Each project has very low logging rates, but we'd want to retain logs for a decent amount of time so we could do month-on-month comparisons etc.

For many projects I wouldn't feel comfortable logging to a cloud provider, there's too much possible user data that could get logged.

I'd like it if our team could have a single place where all logs went. Without having to switch accounts per client.

As cheap as possible.

Axiom would be great if the Enterprise license didn't start at $600 per month. We could self-host and the team would only have one tool to learn (and a very pretty one at that).

Our current solution is that each project has a bespoke "log some JSON to some files" solution and we try to pull data out of that when we need to. Many project don't have any logging system properly in place and we just end up tailing the logs when we're reproducing bugs :) Plus we don't have nice graphs or dashboards, or any QOL stuff really.

One of the points was that migrations should always be reversible. I’ve struggled with this in the past when it comes to migrations that change or drop data. How do you write a downgrade script that recalls the previous data?

I’ve given up with downgrades now. I make sure to take a dB backup or snapshot before running an upgrade. I’ve never had to test this solution in a tense situation though...

I kinda suspected this would be the answer really. I'll have to be more proactive about communicating these things. I'm generally on top of other communications.

Setting myself a 4 week advance notice period seems like a good idea.

As with any social network, the hard part is getting lots of people to use it. There's no benefit to me if I have a card but none of my friends do. How are you going to tackle this problem?

I'd really like to use this kind of product at the company I work for. We have a fair amount of people churn, with contractors coming and going. It would be great if my address book could auto-update with their details. Do you have any plans for some kind of company tier, where you could add/connect cards to a company on behalf of the user?

I built myself a solution that means I can add events to a calendar that describe my day. Different calendars for different clients and different event titles for each project.

This worked well for me and now I’m trying to build it out and sell it. If you’re interested it’s here: billabl.co. I’ll warn you though, it’s early days and likely to break (although I’ve been using it for years).