Dosu Drop day: new features and updates

Stop Overthinking iFrame Tracking Every time you see a form inside an iframe, your first thought might be Tracking this is going to be a nightmare! You start doubting if Google Tag Manager will even detect it You spend hours testing click listeners, CSS selectors, and still, no data And then the overthinking begins Maybe I can’t track this at all Here’s the truth any form inside an iframe can be tracked if you have just one of these - GTM connectivity - Post message access to the top frame - API documentation - Webhook support That’s it. No magic, no hacks just the right communication path between the iframe and your tracking setup Next time you face an iframe, don’t overthink, analyze the connection options and move smart Overthinking iframe tracking? Follow me  I turn complex tracking into easy wins If this post made things clearer for you, show some love by hitting the Like button

Big update to Document Library Pro 🚀 We’ve restructured the plugin to make it simpler and more flexible than ever. It now comes in two versions: ✅ Essentials – for smaller sites that need a simple, searchable document library. ✅ Advanced – for larger organisations that need bulk import, access control, version control, expiry dates, and more. Previously, customers had to combine Document Library Pro with our Password Protected Categories plugin to create private document libraries. This worked, but it wasn’t ideal. Now, everything is built directly into Document Library Pro - one plugin, one install, designed specifically for documents. All existing customers have been automatically upgraded to Advanced for free. Learn more about what’s new and why we made the change: https://lnkd.in/dcHv__H3

Implementing authentication in Next.js is challenging primarily because of its hybrid nature, which blends server-side and client-side rendering. This complexity has been amplified by the App Router and its "split-brain" model of Server Components and Client Components. You're not just securing a simple website; you're securing an application that runs in multiple environments (server, client, and middleware) at the same time. 🚀 Implemented a full JWT Auth flow in Next.js 15 — fully secure, fully server-rendered compatible. I built a robust authentication system in Next.js 15 that uses: 🔐 HTTP-only, SameSite, Secure cookies for storing tokens ⚡ Axios interceptors for automatic token refresh and handling 🧩 Next.js cookies() API in middleware for handling secure routes 🔄 Seamless auth across SSR, RSC, and client components. This setup ensures: ✅ Server-rendered routes stay protected ✅ No token leakage to JavaScript (XSS-safe) ✅ Smooth refresh-flow without exposing tokens ✅ Consistent auth behavior across API routes and pages ✅ Clear separation of access & refresh token logic Checkout complete implementation and code here: https://lnkd.in/dx_UDqaa

The story is complete now... Anyone who’s built on Power Pages knows the challenge—jumping between VS Code for Web and Desktop used to mean manual download, folder navigation, and reconnecting to your environment. Now? That’s all changed. What’s new: With a single click from the Power Pages web editor, you can launch VS Code Desktop instantly. Your site code downloads automatically, your workspace gets set up, and you’re ready to build—no more friction, just straight into coding with all the superpowers desktop version provides. Try it out and let me know if you spot the difference! You can discover additional helpful actions in the #PowerPages Actions Pane in VS Code for Web.

We just dropped a full batch of new Optibase tutorials on YouTube Everything from beginner setup to advanced tips and tricks. Over the past few weeks, we’ve uploaded a full set of new tutorials and quick tips on YouTube. Everything from setting up your first A/B test in Webflow or WordPress (👀), to configuring alerts, connecting conversions, and using new features like auto-stop and workspaces. Each video is short, simple, and focused on helping you get more out of Optibase, faster. If you’re running tests or thinking about starting, you’ll probably find something useful in there. 👉 Check out all the new tutorials on our YouTube channel!

Distribution beyond my site 🧰 LLMs surface docs and code often. I seed canonical READMEs changelogs and docs where buyers search. I ensure those pages have clear titles summaries links and update dates so they are safe to cite. ✅ Action now: Publish a concise README or quickstart in a public repository or documentation hub with a one paragraph summary and a last updated line. 📍 Where could a concise README or how to guide live outside your marketing site? #Docs #GitHub #KnowledgeBase #LLMSEO #DeveloperRelations

When you’ve been given two lengthy Google Docs files to compare, don't strain your eyes (and drive yourself crazy) trying to spot the differences! Instead: - Open up one of the documents: - Go to the Tools menu - Select Compare documents  - A box will open, allowing you to choose the document you want to compare with the open one - Select Compare, and a new document named "Comparison of [Document name] & [Document name]” will open with the changes highlighted This works for distinct documents, but if you want to see the changes to a single document over time (or restore it to an earlier version), you’ll want to use Version History. #GoogleDocs Image description for accessibility: Classic blue background. The words “Don't strain your eyes to spot the differences between files - use Compare documents” are over a graphic of a thinking, blonde-haired woman in a pale blue t-shirt in front of two documents with reciprocal arrows linking them. [Alt text also embedded in image]

⚡Lightning-Fast Navigation at Your Fingertips: Introducing the New Command Bar From version 1.117.0, the Command Bar is available across every page in n8n. Press cmd + k to open it and jump straight to what you need, create workflows, add nodes, open documentation, and more. It's also a great way to get familiar with n8n if you're just getting started. On the workflow canvas, the Command Bar shows everything you can do in that view, helping you discover features without searching through menus. Give it a try! 🙂

Stop using sticky notes. Start using OneNote like a pro. Using OneNote just for jotting down random thoughts? You’re missing out on 80% of what it can do. Here’s how to make OneNote work like your second brain 🧠 Ctrl + Shift + M → Take notes instantly ↳ Opens OneNote side window while working in any app. Ctrl + 1 → Instant to-do list ↳ Hit Ctrl + 1 to mark anything as a checkbox. Right-click tabs → Group, move or colour code ↳ Organise chaos into clarity. ↳ Drag notes into Sections or Subpages. Use ‘Alt + N’ or ‘Ctrl + Shift + K’ ↳ Quickly create a new item or subpage. ↳ No mouse needed. Notebook Recycle Bin → Restore deleted pages ↳ Yes, it’s got version control too. OneNote isn’t just a note app — it’s a power tool. Use it like one. Image Р.С: CustomGuide, FolIοw CustomGuide for more content like this Stop using sticky notes. 👇

Stop using sticky notes. Start using OneNote like a pro. Using OneNote just for jotting down random thoughts? You’re missing out on 80% of what it can do. Here’s how to make OneNote work like your second brain 🧠 Ctrl + Shift + M → Take notes instantly ↳ Opens OneNote side window while working in any app. Ctrl + 1 → Instant to-do list ↳ Hit Ctrl + 1 to mark anything as a checkbox. Right-click tabs → Group, move or colour code ↳ Organise chaos into clarity. ↳ Drag notes into Sections or Subpages. Use ‘Alt + N’ or ‘Ctrl + Shift + K’ ↳ Quickly create a new item or subpage. ↳ No mouse needed. Notebook Recycle Bin → Restore deleted pages ↳ Yes, it’s got version control too. OneNote isn’t just a note app — it’s a power tool. Use it like one. Image Р.С: CustomGuide, FolIοw CustomGuide for more content like this Stop using sticky notes. 👇