lemme_tell_ya

Same (2012 for us)!

The Widget Factory was awesome for its time and not well advertised.

In 2012, we build the front end of an application by making heavy use of the JQuery UI widget class and extending it for our own needs. That application is still running today largely unchanged on the front-end.

Almost about to reach the 5 year mark with ours, its used almost every single day (the exception are when we're out of town, which is pretty rare!)

The non-stick coating is starting to wear out in ours, probably about time to replace that one part, but its still going strong!

We've used our Zojirushi almost every single day for almost 5 years now. It cooks perfect rice and keeps it warm and fresh for 12 hours. 100% worth the investment.

Awesome! Works a lot better now, thank you.

Possibly some amount of Triton and Oxide

> time is possibly too short (especially if you have kids) to learn new things that aren't simple, even if better

Having a kid has drastically altered my ability to learn new things outside of work, simply due to lack of time. I never could have imagined how big of an impact having a kid would be, its crazy!

The worst thing is when you actually manage to carve out some time to do some learning or experimentation with a new tool, library, etc only to find out that it sucks or you just don't have the time to pick up or whatever.

Does annual billing make sense here? This is the sort of service I would only anticipate buying for a few months at most. Either the idea is getting no traction and I move on, or its getting traction so I start building get an MVP and do signups myself. Just a thought. I like the page layout, nice bright and clean.

So, this product: prelimix, doesn't exist yet? You're just getting pre-orders to determine if you should build it? If I understand that correctly, that's pretty funny.

This is neat but a lot of the nodes overlap in the projects I've tested, and there seems to be no way to fix it. I can drag some things around and sometimes get a reasonable view but then I can't see other nodes.

If this is your product, could you display the SaaSes in a list with a short description?

Having to click on a logo, then dismiss a modal for each one is tedious.

That you know about... ;-)

> among the 999 most popular crates on crates.io, around 17% contained code that didn't match their code repository.

Wonder if that includes all the crate "squatters", countless times I've found a crate that was empty (and had been for years) because they wanted to reserve the name...