Those would have been a great starting point as well! But maybe we'll see them later.
We already use Lattice for performance notes, peer to peer feedback and it’s a place where we put notes for our 1:1s. It integrates with Slack to remind us to enter topics before the meeting, etc.
Even with all of those objections, you won’t get anywhere in corporate America with your product unless you offer SSO. It’s not that hard to do.
I have recommended a one man SaaS once in my career to something that was critical to what I needed for a large company critical initiative. But we got lawyers involved and negotiated our own instance and the code be put in escrow with a third party that we would get access to under certain circumstances. We were going to be 70% of his post sign in revenue and growing.
I don't know Lattice so I would not use it.
(After searching I can't find the Electron version, did it disappear?)
SSE is nice.
A good idea is to have it on an always-on server and add your share as an encrypted one (like you set the password on all your apps but not on the server); this pretty much results in a dropbox-like experience since you have a central place to sync even when your other devices are not online
In my zshrc I have this:
```
export APP_CONTAINER=app
alias dc = docker compose
alias d = docker compose exec $APP_CONTAINER
alias s = docker compose exec $APP_CONTAINER php bin/console
```
Then, if for some reason I have another name in my docker compose, I simply use a envrc file that export the correct name for the given folder