u/lucksp
▲ 7 r/Denver
Other than Dardano’s, are there good stores that sell insoles, without custom insoles?
Been dealing w some foot things and found out I need some insoles to help. Other than custom orthotics, I’d like to try out over the counter options. Dardano’s is pretty great and I’m curious if there are any other good shoe store options with knowledgeable staff and a good selection of insoles.
u/lucksp — 10 days ago
Looking for 2 tix for tonight if anyone has em
Cash or Trade sux getting tickets from so hoping someone here might be willing. Face obviously…
Long time fan, first time poster in this sub. Live in Denver
u/lucksp — 11 days ago
Has anyone tried Volta for widgets instead of expo-widget?
I just saw this in a news newsletter. Looks to have android support which I think Expo Widgets does not?
u/lucksp — 17 days ago
▲ 53 r/denverfood
Afghan Taste
I love been craving these flavors ever since 2023 when I had an amazing meal at an Afghan restaurant in Munich of all places. In April I found a place in Salt Lake City so I figured why not here in Denver!
The restaurant is a simple eatery. I’d recommend ordering at the counter since they seemed confused by table service last night. I ordered item #1 : Qabuli Palaw which is similar to a Byrani. This dish is Made with Lamb, Rice, Carrot, and Raisin. Comes with a small side of Lentils, Naan, and “salad”.
The portion size was fair, although info course would have preferred a little better lamb to rice ratio. The lamb was fine, a little over done which maybe is cause it was prepared earlier in the day. The lentils were good, just a bit of spice was nice. Adding the salad to the dish was good to get a bit of fiber too.
Overall this is a fine place to go for a relatively inexpensive meal that will fill you up. Go back? Maybe!! Plenty of other dishes to try
u/lucksp — 24 days ago
▲ 21 r/denverfood
What’s the low down on Masha and the Bear?
Just found this place looking for a bite to eat. Borscht? Yep it’s on the menu.
Who’s been? 4.8 rating on Google legit?
u/lucksp — 25 days ago
▲ 0 r/reactnative
How to better track users across web & mobile?
I first built my app with Google & Apple SSO login, figuring that since on mobile, they already have those setup and wouldn't have to deal with create/forgot password flows, etc. This is handy for the older demographic too which is a large user group in the app.
As it turns out, there are some downsides: Apple allows you to obfuscate your email with private relay, and in general, both SSO options may be linked to an non-primary email address.
I believe downside #2 to be true because our marketing emails have a large number of unread/inactive members.
To address this, I built in a "notification preference" profile section where they can enter a preferred email which updates them up in our CRM. It's not visible right away in the app, except for a little notification "dot" on the user profile icon which I hope they press into.
More recently, we also have been working more on lead generation via website: fill out form, user gets added to CRM. However, we can't guarantee that this user's email will be used when they sign up in the app. I am also now worried I have a lot of duplicate users in our CRM because someone may sign up via CRM and then choose different email for SSO.
We also use AppsFlyer for tracking clicks & installs from different sources, but it doesn't seem to work great - almost all our "clicks" (not installs) show organic, so there must be something weird with how it works from newsletter email links, or I am doing something wrong.
SO, my questions are: is this a common issue with mobile? Is there a better way to handle email address for marketing v sign ins?
u/lucksp — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/TechSEO
100 URLs attempted to index, which actually link to a 3rd party. They're not my actual link
This is very odd to me: I am getting 404 pages for indexing because, somehow, google is trying to build links to 3rd party as my own link.
According to Google, my referring page: https://my.identafly.app/pattern/squirmy-worm is generating a URL to https://my.identafly.app/squirmy-worm-bead-head-red/ that Google wants to index. However, I actually have an element in the DOM:
<a href="https://riverbum.com/squirmy-worm-bead-head-red/" target="_blank" ><button type="button">Riverbum</button></a>
I create the component like:
export const WhereToBuy = ({
stores,
title = 'Pickup This Fly',
description = 'You can support a local fly maker!'
}: WhereToBuyProps) => {
if (!stores || stores.length === 0) {
return null;
}
return (
<Card
title={
<HStack>
<CiShoppingBasket color="#0E70F1" size={24} />
<Heading as={'h2'}>{title}</Heading>
</HStack>
}
>
<Stack alignItems={'center'}>
<Text>{description}</Text>
{stores
.filter(({ url }) => url?.startsWith('http://') || url?.startsWith('https://'))
.map((store, index) => (
<Link href={store.url} key={index} rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">
<Button>
<MdOpenInNew />
{store.name}
</Button>
</Link>
))}
</Stack>
</Card>
);
};
So, it seems like I am correctly generating the URL, without a relative /path-that-does-not-exist and correctly using the full URL.
So...how do I clean this up? I don't see any code to change!?!
u/lucksp — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/DenverGardener
any landscape designers who are able to help a small front yard project, for DIY type project?
I am looking to replace my lawn with xeriscape. My other half, well, she is hesitant that it won't come out well, so to help us both out, I have a small budget available. I need help plan a layout of native plants, rocks, elevation points + some sprinkler/watering system (i already have lawn sprinkler lines to modify).
What do you think? Is anyone available for something like this? Any referals?
THANKS!
u/lucksp — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/TechSEO
It’s been 9 months. I still can’t get my webapp to index. I’m convinced it’s the marketing site and therefore the crawlers are confused. I’ve tried so much over the months:
- tech issues
- JSON schema
- different sitemap versions
- Added FAQ
- added “pillars of content” for topical authority
- added about us
- my back links are still slim but a few are out there
- added as much content as possible to make sure the crawler doesn’t think it’s “thin”
- maybe it’s because of the “app” feature that it’s not a fan of but I know of 2 competitors that have content behind paywall and their website indexes.
Should I scrap everything and just move the app as the marketing landing page ?”
u/lucksp — 2 months ago