Open source idiot
Henlo. I will clone and improve functionality of SaaS tools you suggest, and release them for free because I have way too much free time and not enough sense.
I LOVE FROGS!
GitHub
./list
Frustrating apps: 12
| Name | Comment | Mentions | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| azure.microsoft.com | — | 2 | added |
| notion.so | — | 1 | added |
| slack.com | — | 1 | added |
| auth0.com | — | 1 | added |
| dropbox.com | — | 1 | added |
| shopify.com | — | 1 | added |
| zoom.us | — | 1 | added |
| atlassian.com/software/jira | — | 1 | added |
| salesforce.com | — | 1 | added |
| zendesk.com | — | 1 | added |
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./suggest
Give me link to thing that frustrates you.
./about
This section isn't that important, but if you are curious, here is some info about me.
Why did I start this project? This is a public archive of SaaS that people hate and have little to no competition, that is accessible to anyone, anywhere. Also, I want to stay at least half sharp in coding if life decides to get me back into IT.
I have been coding since I was 12. Started with AMX Mod X mods for Counter-Strike 1.6. Then I worked as a session musician and techie in a sound recording place. The place wasn't great, so when everything went sideways, I hit the road. At some point in my traveling, I settled down and worked in robotics. Then I switched to web development. Worked with Meteor.js, MERN, and then Svelte + SvelteKit. I climbed the career ladder up to tech lead level, had a massive burnout, and destroyed my health.
Now I am just a guy who struggles with bureaucracy to receive my disability status, hustles here and there, and has way too much free time to code stuff. Add your suggestions to the list of stuff that frustrates you; eventually, I'll clone it. If, for any reason, you want to have the same site as this one, the code is on GitHub.
Love yourself and stay safe.
Frog
Special thanks to the following people and organizations:
- wikipedia.org - for the image of Lepidobatrachus Laevis I've permanently borrowed.
- svgrepo.com - for all SVGs used on this site.
- Louis Rossmann - for lobbying for consumer rights.
- Linus Torvalds - for Linux core.
- Richard Stallman - for the GNU project.
- Rich Harris - for creating Svelte and making my developer experience at least tolerable.
- Phil Collins - for absolutely brilliant drum fill in "In the air tonight".
- Lavazza - for okay arabica
- Sennheiser - for HD 540 Reference II headphones