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gdi3d commented on Low-code online store builder selldone.com... · Posted by u/graderjs

gdi3d · 4 years ago

Hey the idea seems great, congrats!. But I would like to make two small observation.

In my opinion the landing page looks a little overwhelming. I see a lot of things moving around and changing.

My native language is Spanish, and some of the translations are a bit too literal.

Best of luck and keep up the good work!

gdi3d commented on Show HN: A tiny Microservice for sending emails and/or calendar invitations gdi3d.github.io/calenvite... · Posted by u/gdi3d

ramon · 4 years ago

Which SMTP do you recommend? Is it best to use the AWS one or what are the other options?

gdi3d · 4 years ago

Hey, author of the microservice here.

I work with AWS service since 2015. It's true that could be a little bit too much to use if you just want the email services (SES).

For small project I just go with mailgun because it just plug and play.

gdi3d commented on Hacking Tool for HMR on Docker github.com/gdi3d/js-hmr-o... · Posted by u/gdi3d

gdi3d · 6 years ago

Sometimes HMR tools don’t work quite right when using docker on some OS (OSX) with a mounted volume. You change a file and nothing happens, it doesn’t detect the change and no rebuild happens.

This hack-script will make sure your HMR tools (webpack, parcel, etc) sees that a file has been changed/created/deleted/etc.

It uses the command touch to update the file from inside the container helping the HMR tools to be aware of the update.

Why I build this thing?https://gdi3d.github.io/hacking-tool-for-js-with-hmr-on-dock...

gdi3d commented on Ask HN: Are there good self-hosted video conference tools? · Posted by u/ketzu

clarkevans · 6 years ago

School is closed, but class isn't. Classrooms and play-from-home groups urgently need a solution for parents/teachers. What I'm looking for is a solution for classrooms or other activities for tweens (think 4th graders). I need to be able to limit the users to only those who are authorized, but leave the rooms open for joining/exiting much like a chat server. Jitsi itself is great for that except there is no white-list authorization and that I'd have to host it myself (the free host is overburdened). I think you're targeting a different use case, but schools and parents everwhere need a classroom solution urgently.

gdi3d · 6 years ago

Hey, thanks for you comments. The idea behind yameeting it's the "Ninja Mode" where you have disposable VM's to reduce costs and help to prevent intrusions on the servers where the meetings are taking place.

You can't limit who enters the room using a whitelist with the out-of-the-box jitisi installation but since it's using XMPP you can have that functionality.

I'm pretty sure there are solutions out there that focus on those features.

If you want more information or help with this just contact me hello at yameeting.com

gdi3d commented on Ask HN: Are there good self-hosted video conference tools? · Posted by u/ketzu

tpetry · 6 years ago

But if you use the jitsi sfu (media server) the streams are not really encrypted between the participants, its only encryped peer1<->sfu and sfu<->peer2

gdi3d · 6 years ago

Yes, that's true it's not end-to-end encrypted as you say.

Here's more information about that https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues/409