Just wanted to mention that Tranquil Expanse officially launched last night.

Short version: It's an online journaling application with an emphasis on mindfulness and mental health.

Check it here: tranquil-expanse.com

If you want to visit the launch over at PH: www.producthunt.com/posts/tranqu...

Planning to officially go live at the end of this week with an online journal I've been working on, Tranquil Expanse. This has a focus on mindfulness and its benefit to mental health, with an AI element to spark ideas and insights.

Here's the upcoming PH page:
www.producthunt.com/products/tra...

Today, I just released a small, but somewhat significant "feature" to TanStack Table.

Version 8.14.0 exposes the underlying APIs to integrate custom features into the table instance in the same exact way that the internal features are constructed.

For those that like to journal, what sort of features would you look for when deciding an online journaling app?

Oof, this was a gut punch. Having to drop PS or pay $40/month... A cheaper option I may have stuck around. Fortunately, the Vercel Postgres seems like a decent alternative. Was able to get my data moved (with some light elbow grease)

planetscale.com/blog/planets...

vercel.com/docs/storage...

Onward to bigger and better things!
chronrunner.com/blog/fail-fa...

The latest project I'm working on for ChronRunner Software, decided to try Clerk for authentication due to their pricing changes. Goodness, the DX is pretty fantastic!

I'm really excited to announce ChronRunner's latest feature, Quick Pay. Now when you email your invoices, you'll be able to include a link for your clients to pay you directly via Stripe! Plus, this is also available for Free-tier plans as well!

chronrunner.com/blog/new-fea...

For anyone wanting to see a walkthrough of the ChronRunner application, be sure to check out this blog post!

chronrunner.com/blog/applica...

I know folks rave for Clerk for next13 app layout authentication. Don't get me wrong, looks great. But Auth0 is still my bae with their nextJs package.

With software dev work, nothing quite beats facing a seemingly overwhelming new feature and being able to push yourself to overcome this latest challenge and deliver something that actually doesn't suck.