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Been working on a side project for a few weeks now. A dashboard that connects GitHub, Google Calendar, and Notion in one screen. Tired of opening 9 tabs every morning just to know what's going on. So I'm building the fix. Let's see where this goes. #buildinpublic

Current state of @NestyHQ: ✅ Landing page live (nestyhq.com) ✅ Waitlist functional ✅ Auth working (Google & GitHub) 🔨 Building: Integrations ⏳ Next: Widgets and icons Shipping solo, one feature at a time. #buildinpublic

Choosing what NOT to build is the hardest part of @NestyHQ Gmail: Google's security requirements for email access are intense. Slack: API restrictions make it painful outside the Marketplace. So I'm starting with GitHub, Calendar, and Notion clean APIs. The rest will follow

Phase 1: GitHub, Google Calendar, Notion. 3 integrations that cover most of a developer's daily workflow. Phase 2: you tell us what's next. nestyhq.com

Waitlist is officially live for @NestyHQ. The idea: stop opening all your tools in separate tabs every morning. You close them. You reopen them. Every single day. Same tabs. Same routine. What if you didn't have to? Check out nestyhq.com #buildinpublic

@superscribeio 9 tabs is the start. 15 is when you forget which project the tabs are even for. 😅

@cge_dev 9 tabs is the threshold where a side project becomes a part-time job

Been working on a side project for a few weeks now. A dashboard that connects GitHub, Google Calendar, and Notion in one screen. Tired of opening 9 tabs every morning just to know what's going on. So I'm building the fix. Let's see where this goes. #buildinpublic

@RoFerreiraDev Thanks! Core auth via Google and GitHub is done. Next step is the integration layer: connecting to each API with their own flows. That's where it gets interesting, especially with some of the request limits. Will be sharing more details here and on @NestyHQ as I build it out.

@cge_dev The "9 tabs every morning" pain is so real. How are you handling the auth flow for connecting all three services? That integration layer is usually the trickiest part. Following along 👀

@edensapp Thanks✌️ It can understand and explain better instead of giving you a single-line description and provides more jsDoc tags The goal is to focus strictly on documentation and making it better, jsDoc plugins are kind of limiting so I might make my own if it gets some traction🤷‍♂️

You are a JavaScript developer and you want better and quicker documentation. I developed a VSCode extension that generates jsDoc compatible documentation, you’ll get a 15 days premium plan trial for free! Feedbacks will be greatly appreciated ✌️ #indiehackers #buildinpublic

@OmgImAlexis They used C# to teach us, and I think it was a great language to learn at first but I don't use it anymore

@AyanShuaib When I sleep I always get the most random ideas that I think will make me rich, then I wake up and realize it was such a bad idea😂

@vivek_naskar We all have to be humbled some times😂

5 hours of debugging can save your 5 minutes of reading documentation. 🤓

@writeforghosts It's great if you don't forget some things are more important than money like health or family😁

I am addicted to making money 💰. Is this good?

@emiko_dev I love that you can deploy so easily on Vercel and get analytics, and speed insights. Such a game changer from a Google Analytics user😅

@_rohitmakker_ I can tell you posting content without making the work on engaging doesn't get you anywhere😅 At least not for me aha

What’s more important for creators! A. Posting content B. Engaging with other creators

@ThePatrator A scam but they made so many good things to eat for breakfast... maybe that's cause I'm french😅

Breakfast is a scam.

@ilyamiskov Being introvert and wanting to be an entrepreneur / solo SaaS builder👋

Any introverts here? 👋🏻

@FoluWrites Entrepreneurship the second you can go without 9-5, hate having a boss

@lc_ancez NextJS makes everything so easy!

Ruby on Rails is my go to framework What's your go to framework?

I you like the extension don't forget to check it out on the vs code marketplace and consider an upvote on ProductHunt, that would make my day!

After generating those comments, you will need to install jsDoc (add your themes, etc.) and then you can provide your whole team with an on-point documentation of your whole project! Isn't it amazing?

Hey, today I'll be showcasing to you my first SaaS: JustCode -> producthunt.com/posts/justcode A VScode extension that allows you to document your JavaScript projects in a few minutes without even thinking about the comments! #indiehackers #buildinpublic