Originally posted on X: https://lnkd.in/gkx-5DHf starbeam.one Daily Status - The oofness continued yesterday but a little less offness-y. I was able to locally test the new withdrawal functionality and direct the user to the refund if they have one available. I am feeling good about that and now it's time to deploy to a place where others can test it. This brings up another issue in my world with Azure deployments and I started additional work around this. There is an issue with Azure where resources will hang if deployments are deployed, deleted, and then deployed again. Azure states the resources are deleted, but they really are not. It's not a bug either, just ask the support ticket that I have had open for over 4 months now. 🙄 The "recommendation" is to generate a suffix to add to the resources deployed so that the names used are different for each deployment. I started this work yesterday and have the key pieces in place, but there is some further work to be done around it. Unfortunately I also have personal errands today with this morning getting a treadmill replaced. This means dismantling the old one and preparing for the new one which is a 300lb monster. That will take my morning and then I have a few meetings this afternoon. I doubt I will get much if any work done today on sb1 but we'll see if I can get lucky here. #StarbeamOne #sb1 #DailyDeveloper #Startup #Status #azure #blazor #csharp #dotnet #buildinpublic #buildinginpublic
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🌟 This session was too good not to share immediately 😍 As part of my latest CS Venture, The CS Studio, I wanted to bring true Customer Success professionals to life and advocate for the amazing work they do for our profession. Short and informal discussions centred around a specific topic. Sara Arecco, Head of Customer Success at Antavo Loyalty Cloud, also not failing to mention, Winner of 25 Most Creative CS Leader 2024 by EverAfter & Growth Coach at Catalyst Software, joined me in sharing her thoughts on 'What makes a great CSM' I loved every second of this session and Sara you are a true CS advocate and our connection will continue to grow I have no doubt, thank you so much 😊 It will feature in my next Newsletter, that will be launched on Friday (12th April) 📰 Who wants to be next? #customersuccess #csm #customersuccessmanagement
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Originally posted on Twitter/X: https://lnkd.in/gq6Fe99S starbeam.one Daily Status - Another offday yesterday that wasn't. 😅 I did manage to attend to some Real Life™ outstanding issues and catch up on a few things. Outside of this, I attended to a maintenance task on the sb1 solution that uncovered a few issues. Namely, I removed all unused classes of which there were about 500 of them. 🤯 Upon testing the application to ensure this didn't unintentionally break anything, I found and fixed a few bugs. I am feeling pretty confident in these changes now and should have a deployment here tomorrow morning as v1.1.1. 🤞👍 #StarbeamOne #sb1 #DailyDeveloper #Startup #Status #azure #blazor #csharp #dotnet #buildinpublic #buildinginpublic
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Are you feeling #RevOpsAF FOMO? This isn't going to help 😏 Seriously though, we couldn't have hoped for a kinder, more engaged, and FUN group of attendees! See you next year (more on that soon...) https://hubs.li/Q02zhcHT0 #revops #mops #salesops #csops #ALLtheOps
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Originally posted on X: https://lnkd.in/ghnHhpbB starbeam.one Daily Status - Unfortunately yesterday was a bit of a nothingburger with meetings, appointments, and bug fixes. 😅 This has been a busy week in such regard. And to drag on the unfortunateness (haha wow that's actually a word), I have more of the same today, driving an hour and waiting two hours to get my phone fixed today. 💥 I do have a bit of a window before that occurs, so I will try to make the most of it before then. I continue to analyze Content Tags and what that will look like. #StarbeamOne #sb1 #DailyDeveloper #Startup #Status #azure #blazor #csharp #dotnet #buildinpublic #buildinginpublic
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Did you know that appending an element to the navigation path of a NavigationStack in SwiftUI is not the same as calling pushViewController on a UINavigationController? If not implemented carefully, it can even lead to buggy scenarios. Let me show you the differences: https://lnkd.in/dkNJJx7c
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