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How about this? Reverse rug pull. We'll see if it's cool. There you go. Yeah? Yeah. And I guess we'll find out when we talk to Shea himself and release that episode and see how we feel about that because we'll see. Hey friends, I'm here with Brandon Fu, co-founder and CEO of Paragon.

How about this? Reverse rug pull. We'll see if it's cool. There you go. Yeah? Yeah. And I guess we'll find out when we talk to Shea himself and release that episode and see how we feel about that because we'll see. Hey friends, I'm here with Brandon Fu, co-founder and CEO of Paragon.

Paragon lets B2B SaaS companies ship native integrations to production in days with more than 130 pre-built connectors or configure own custom integrations. So Brandon, talk to me about the friction developers feel with integrations, SSO, dealing with rate limits, retries, auth, all the things.

Paragon lets B2B SaaS companies ship native integrations to production in days with more than 130 pre-built connectors or configure own custom integrations. So Brandon, talk to me about the friction developers feel with integrations, SSO, dealing with rate limits, retries, auth, all the things.

OK, cool. That's the front of the house. That's the UI layer that developers are getting. So what about the back end, the real limiting, the retries, etc.

OK, cool. That's the front of the house. That's the UI layer that developers are getting. So what about the back end, the real limiting, the retries, etc.

Okay. Paragon is built for product management. It's built for engineering. It's built for everybody. Ship hundreds of native integrations into your SaaS application in days. Or build your own custom connector with any API. Learn more at useparagon.com slash changelog. Again, useparagon.com slash changelog. That's U-S-E-P-A-R-A-G-O-N dot com slash changelog.

Okay. Paragon is built for product management. It's built for engineering. It's built for everybody. Ship hundreds of native integrations into your SaaS application in days. Or build your own custom connector with any API. Learn more at useparagon.com slash changelog. Again, useparagon.com slash changelog. That's U-S-E-P-A-R-A-G-O-N dot com slash changelog.

Well, let's talk about another change log news item that I did not feature in audio. I actually think I just put it in the list of links at the bottom, so I didn't write anything about it, but as a really nice post, by Christian Hollinger, or Hollinger, perhaps, why I still self-host my servers and what I've learned recently. I thought this one would hit home.

Well, let's talk about another change log news item that I did not feature in audio. I actually think I just put it in the list of links at the bottom, so I didn't write anything about it, but as a really nice post, by Christian Hollinger, or Hollinger, perhaps, why I still self-host my servers and what I've learned recently. I thought this one would hit home.

With you, Adam, as a home labber, but maybe not a self-hoster, but maybe a self-hoster. This article is about two things, Christian says. why I still bother and what has recently taught me. Think of it as a brief retrospective and an encouragement for readers to go down the same rabbit hole. So Christian likes self-hosting and he thinks you should too.

With you, Adam, as a home labber, but maybe not a self-hoster, but maybe a self-hoster. This article is about two things, Christian says. why I still bother and what has recently taught me. Think of it as a brief retrospective and an encouragement for readers to go down the same rabbit hole. So Christian likes self-hosting and he thinks you should too.

It's a long post, but to summarize the two reasons, at least independence, reason number one and learning is good. Reason number two, are you convinced Adam?

It's a long post, but to summarize the two reasons, at least independence, reason number one and learning is good. Reason number two, are you convinced Adam?

I concur. It is a rabbit hole. I am convinced that you should at least attempt to do this. I don't think you should feel bad if you decide that it's not for you because it is a rabbit hole. It does require a certain level of responsibility over time, especially if your family or others around you begin to depend on those services and you can no longer dedicate the time necessary to keep going.

I concur. It is a rabbit hole. I am convinced that you should at least attempt to do this. I don't think you should feel bad if you decide that it's not for you because it is a rabbit hole. It does require a certain level of responsibility over time, especially if your family or others around you begin to depend on those services and you can no longer dedicate the time necessary to keep going.

I suppose as long as you've got the time and the desire, then self-hosting is certainly fruitful. You will learn a lot. I learned a lot about many things that I just never had to really consider before. And I think that I'm a better conversationalist around technology because of it. And I think that I'm just generally more wise to the tech in the world.

I suppose as long as you've got the time and the desire, then self-hosting is certainly fruitful. You will learn a lot. I learned a lot about many things that I just never had to really consider before. And I think that I'm a better conversationalist around technology because of it. And I think that I'm just generally more wise to the tech in the world.

Whereas before I had a once removed relationship with it where I would work with someone who was deeper in the knowledge and now I have firsthand knowledge.

Whereas before I had a once removed relationship with it where I would work with someone who was deeper in the knowledge and now I have firsthand knowledge.