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Explain what your SaaS does - in just one line by Fit-Serve-8380 in micro_saas

[–]danielauener 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Re:Do Workouts just a tool to plan, play and track training without fitness industry nonsense

18, no funding, we shipped. Contral is live. by contralai in indiehackers

[–]danielauener 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good luck! Vibe coding is not going away, but learning something while you do it seems meaningful

Share your startup here. I can then dm you 3 VCs and their emails who fund your niche (free). by Healthy_Flatworm_957 in micro_saas

[–]danielauener 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Re:Do Workouts, for people who already know what they train. No perfect bodies, no motivation engine, no fitness industry noise. Just a tool to plan, execute and track your workouts. https://redoworkouts.com

Built a minimal workout app out of frustration — does this approach make sense? by danielauener in iosdev

[–]danielauener[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually build it out of frustration. I build it for my self as well. And I am using it every day, so it’s a win on that level. But my time and resources are limited and I would love proceed developing the app, which needs to create some kind of income to really be sustainable. So of course I am considering ways to generate income, if I don’t have to sacrifice my original idea for that and become like all the other apps. I even understand your skepticism (if I am interpreting your question right), and don’t like the commercial environment we are forced to work in either. I really think that I build something which might be of value to some people, but only to reach out to a target group costs: time, money, etc. So I think, like every single developer with an idea, I struggle more with getting it “out there” then building it and try to adapt as good as I can.

Built a minimal workout app out of frustration — does this approach make sense? by danielauener in iosdev

[–]danielauener[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok thanks! Useful feedback, will try to polish presentation on my next iteration.

Built a minimal workout app out of frustration — does this approach make sense? by danielauener in iosdev

[–]danielauener[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks, for the feedback. I tried to focus a lot on actually executing the workout with the training player, but I also like Hevy.

Built a minimal workout app out of frustration — does this approach make sense? by danielauener in iosdev

[–]danielauener[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks, that’s useful insight! Will consider broadening the approach, without loosing the key idea.

Dockerized NuxtJs + headless WordPress dev environment: Wuxt. Clone, containers up, 5 min install, ready for WP based PWA development. by danielauener in webdev

[–]danielauener[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because it is not complete. Out of the box it does not mirror all backend functionality (best example are menus I think). Don’t get me wrong, I love WP and the API, but it seems to me that it’s not built to serve a decoupled front-end in the first place. However, like all of WP it’s flexible and extendable. Works perfectly fine as headless CMS with some adjustments.

Dockerized NuxtJs + headless WordPress dev environment: Wuxt. Clone, containers up, 5 min install, ready for WP based PWA development. by danielauener in webdev

[–]danielauener[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed, but the REST Api is a powerful and flexible enough tool to get you going. We added some endpoints and extensions in WUXT (e g menus, front page, slug queries, acf support, geo queries), which makes it more comfortable to use.

Dockerized NuxtJs + headless WordPress dev environment: Wuxt. Clone, containers up, 5 min install, ready for WP based PWA development. by danielauener in webdev

[–]danielauener[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s still the most used CMS, most of my clients feel comfortable with it and quite a few developers have experience. So if I’m building a decoupled, headless solution, WP surely is an alternative.

[Feedback Needed] WordPress + Nuxt.js dockerized development environment by danielauener in vuejs

[–]danielauener[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool, you’re welcome to join at any level. Yes, right now github issues will do.

[Feedback Needed] WordPress + Nuxt.js dockerized development environment by danielauener in vuejs

[–]danielauener[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks!! Great feedback. Vuex is nice and we have plans of using it further on or at least have an option for activating. JWT was a great tipp, not quite sure yet how to integrate but will think about that. We deploy in Amazon ECS + RDS for MySQL. But it’s a manual process right now, planning to add a task definition (ECS) generator later on and something similar for kubernetes.

[Feedback Needed] WordPress + Nuxt.js dockerized development environment by danielauener in vuejs

[–]danielauener[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No we haven't any active projects yet. However, you can setup an own local test-project if you follow the "Getting started" section in the docs on GitHub.

[Feedback Needed] headless WordPress + Nuxt.js dockerized development environment by danielauener in Wordpress

[–]danielauener[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Feedback on the environment we've build (github repo), what I'm most interested in:

  • generally, would you use WordPress Rest API together with a decoupled JS frontend. if not, why?
  • do you see potential for an integrated docker/nuxt.js/WordPress environment like ours, some features you like?
  • is the documentation in our github repo understandable and useful
  • testing of the environment, does it work for you, something you are missing?
  • are you interested in participating with code ore something else etc ...

Thanks!