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That was awesome to watch, one step closer to mars!

Looks pretty cool, I've been using this logging setup that prints queries to the console, but it gets a bit verbose

import logging l = logging.getLogger('django.db.backends') l.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) l.addHandler(logging.StreamHandler())

Does your solution work on windows?

Well, if you believe this article: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7634705/Chinese-sch...

They really should get a public status page, only way to know if problem is their side is twitter. Then again, companies rarely update the status to down..

There is also some layout issue when you open on an iPad, should be easy to fix: https://app.pagewatch.dev/6cbdb96d57e36c4262076131f95335e947...

Working on https://pagewatch.dev , a tool to find all kinds of website issues. Also a nice excuse to play with hasura and graphql.

I built https://pagewatch.dev (a service to test your site for responsive/layout issues) over the last year. I have a few customers but it is growing much slower than I expected. If I were to start building it now I would spend much more time building some kind of audience, just driving even a few visitors a day is hard starting from scratch.

Commiting to a single project for 10 years is awesome, must have been hard the first few years with very little revenue to keep the motivation. How are people finding your site? Mostly Google? I find getting any visitors at all to be a hard problem if you do not already have an audience. You misspelled bandwidth on your pricing page: https://app.pagewatch.dev/40f64ffa08475710b3630c1f35f9e7ee38...

PageWatch is built using Hasura and GraphQL subscriptions, it has been a really big time saver (I initially started with just normal rest endpoints)

I really like how the scan for SpaceX turned out: https://app.pagewatch.dev/ab5bf18c112bb0bec4511a4aa6c3f8e694...

That was epic, it felt like an eternity before engine shutdown, and then the freefall took just as long.

'standing down for the day' Hopefully tomorrow

I dont know why they dont put their original video (from the producthunt launch) on the landing page, its really good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8KhKBLoSMk&feature=emb_titl...

Reminds me of this xkcd: https://xkcd.com/612/

Progress bars are much better than spinners in many cases though, even if they lie, at least I get a rough estimation how long something is expected to take, and if it gets stuck.

I sort of get the point, but a lot of these fonts squash together == to look like a long =, making it really hard to distinguish == from === Can you tell from 'Iosevka Slab' that it is a triple equal sign?

This is pretty cool, do you have a list of the subreddits you search?

You have some minor typos on a few of your pages ('especally'), since this is about microcopy I thought I'd share :) https://app.pagewatch.dev/4dce7bbb223996f7f93881abd62a6c5962...

There are a few more ('multpile'), see https://app.pagewatch.dev/5bd5f1981870ddba1b713a45b4c6bc5600...

I think the prices are way too low, anything below $10/month feels the same to me as it is mostly about the friction of entering my payment details.

I would be very impressed if this works with actively scraping hostile sites like LinkedIn, there are not much detail on the site about how this works.

You can just append .json for most subreddits, eg https://www.reddit.com/r/startups/ --> https://www.reddit.com/r/startups.json

It looks like it is just loading the pages in an iframe (through a proxy). It would be more useful if it at least set the user agent, should be easy enough to add.

I built a tool that does something similar, here is your site: https://app.pagewatch.dev/62189ac2393594d963561b5426c1215055...

He actually did a collaboration video with Randi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QcJO8uHrc8

Magnus Mitbo (rock climber) had a cool video where they tried the technique for climbing. Results were a bit mixed but still interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2SLdjmapXs

If A implies B (A -> B) then you cannot have A -> C Unless you meant it can imply both, but then still A implies B.

A dog (A) has 4 legs(B). Something that does not have 4 legs (not B) is not a dog (not A). A cow though (not A) could still have 4 legs

Found a few more, mostly minor: https://app.pagewatch.dev/87cdfd49e2ece1f692ac7fdfcb58562477...

Landing page looks very clean, it was not immediately obvious to me though how the pricing works, what counts as an application?

How is AppSumo working out for you? I'm considering also listing my project with them.

Really shows the crazy scale. It puts all the planets on exactly the same plane though, dont think that is quite right.

Yeah I get that, I need some way to though to limit usage to an account, running these tests takes a decent amount of processing time / storage (cheap, but not free). I do hope to have just a URL box available sometime, when I have some better runway.

I actually only added lighthouse recently, it is a very minor part of the tests. Everything besides the 'performance' and 'vulnerabilities' tab are custom built 100%. These are:

* The layout tests and fullscreen rendering engine

* Spelling tests and highlighting

* Broken links check

* Structure visualization

* Error/console logs

* Broke resources / images

Lighthouse does have some nice SEO related information that I'm planning to expose in an easier way.

I'm injecting https://markjs.io/ into the page and then highlight all the misspelled words, then I crop it out of the screenshot. (it does mean I have to take basically two screenshots, one with the spelling mistakes highlighted, and one for the normal preview)

PageWatch is a service I built over the last year to help find some recurring issues in websites. It can detect CSS issues such as container overflows, overlapping text or bad wrapping, spelling mistakes, slow pages and a few more. Built using Hasura (realtime GraphQL), Django for the backend, scrapy (crawling) and spaCy (language model).

To see what it looks like, here is a report on the SpaceX site: https://app.pagewatch.dev/bc10b8fdefd9cfbaca5626f6483515fb5c...

Glad someone noticed :) Almost felt too silly but then I just decided to add it anyway. I would not really consider it off the ground yet, I launched on ProductHunt (#5 product of the day) which gave some initial users, and from then on mostly been cold emailing people. (Every site has some issues, so I can just point people to a free first report and its already useful) Actually I find marketing/getting traction harder than building it in the first place.