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testimonial.to has its blog under /blog too ✌️ If you haven't checked feather.so, you are missing out!

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Another happy user who is using feather.so for their product's blog

/blog setup is getting super popular.

5:55 AM · Jun 30, 2022

James Futhey on

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I want to build a whole tool just to glue websites together, instead of inevitably forking the same node reverse proxy I end up using for every website. Just like a GUI for sticking external sites or subdomains under virtual directories.

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I desperately need to glue my marketing site under a subfolder too as everything now is 100% coded and a pain in the ass to create new content.

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Dagobert Renouf

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it shows that he understands the needs of founders. even though it was a super hard feature for him to build 💪

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