I see similarities with Redwood[0]. Nextless.js is just added sugar, spice and rest of the boilerplates.

[0]: https://github.com/redwoodjs/redwood

Indeed, you can use Redwood or any other framework to build a SaaS. But, at the end, you need to set up:

- Authentication

- User dashboard

- Landing Page

- Pricing

- Form management

- Stripe integration

- Infrastructure as code

- Type checking, linter, code formatter

- VSCode

Nextless.js provides everything out-of-the-box for you to build a SaaS business and focus on the things that makes your SaaS unique. You shouldn't lose time on boring UI, setup and configuration.

If anyone curious, here is the actual (rule of) text[0] (in Turkish) about advertising bans of social media platforms.

[0]: https://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/ilanlar/eskiilanlar/2021/01/2...

I loved how you just kept working on building the home-on-wheel project to make your dream real. Do you have any other routes want to visit during/after COVID?

Absolutely, I'm working hard to make another big one happen in mid 2021.

Before Africa I drove Alaska to Argentina - theroadchoseme.com/expedition-overview

I guess I'm using strict uBlock rules so streams don't load at all

This hypothesis is easy to test: disable uBlock temporarily for thaf site.

> We will provide stable and well-tested updates until 2029 - completely free

This is the important sentence most of the users want to hear.

I guess the author time travels?

Updated it so that people get it ready for 2021

I think he was referring to the Intro page [1][2].

[1] http://sinatrarb.com/intro.html [2] https://github.com/sinatra/sinatra#readme

I was referring to the landing page: http://sinatrarb.com/

Oh, sorry, that didn't show up on mobile. I understand now, thanks.

This is not just an issue of virtual conferences but also online college classes. Explaining itself over a Zoom conference is sadly not the same experience you would get face to face.

I still don't understand why people are moving from G products and use Apple+self-hosted? The author is saying he is hosting the e-mail server but, for example, not an iCal server.

Google has no problem browsing through your data to serve you "better" advertisement, while Apple claims to respect your privacy (I would be tempted to believe them).

Note that Apple respecting your privacy only applies in countries where they can continue to do business after refusing government requests.

A good summary here for anyone doubting you: https://www.wired.com/story/apple-china-censorship-apps-flag...

Mail in a box comes with Nextcloud for contacts/calendaring, well, out of the box.

Yes definitely comes with. Seems to be a stripped down nextcloud or owncloud. Not sure which. I forgot to mention this.

It’s definitely something I’ll probably look at

(Isn’t it technically an “iCalendar server”, as iCal is the name for the client that Apple used to make?)