I was at a house party full of non-tech YUPPies (economics, politics, etc.) over the weekend. Every single group was talking about ChatGPT. I couldn't get away from it.
Hey hackers! I'm on the Iteratively team - we're super excited to be improving the analytics story for developers.
I've personally implemented Google Analytics, MixPanel, Amplitude, and some other event analytics libraries.
It always felt a bit weird to call a totally un-typed analytics api from TypeScript/Kotlin/etc.
Iteratively code-gens a typed analytics SDK, so analytics gets type-checked at dev-time.
They could make JoeDocs sites (joedocs.com) and have them either publicly editable or only viewable. They feel like GoogleDocs to edit, but have video chat, public visibility, custom domain names, etc.
For anyone who'd like to try their hand at paid open source work, an organisation I write code for is hiring an Android dev to lead development on their Wikimedia-funded open source app...
https://kiwix.org/android-dev/
Unfortunately those are the official icons - they don't provide SVGs or higher res images through their brand guidelines. I wasn't sure if it'd be worth finding copies of them elsewhere.