[WIP] Add LinkedIn post template for Formbricks contributions#2
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[WIP] Add LinkedIn post template for Formbricks contributions#2
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Thanks for asking me to work on this. I will get started on it and keep this PR's description up to date as I form a plan and make progress.
Original prompt
Draft a short LinkedIn post template in the repository (e.g., docs or a markdown file) that highlights recent Formbricks open-source contributions and explains why they are noteworthy. Include a concise summary and suggested hashtags.
The following is the prior conversation context from the user's chat exploration (may be truncated):
User: Tell me the initial changes , from those the maintainer "charlesBochet" did some changes with the commits , tell me this pr got merged are my changes left or is this pr good to showcase on my resume ?
Assistant: Short answer: Your original change (disabling auto‑dismiss for error snackbars) was reverted by the maintainer, and the final merged PR reflects their revised behavior, not your initial logic. You can still showcase this PR on your resume, but be clear that you authored the initial proposal and the final implementation was adjusted by the maintainer.
Initial changes you made (your first commit):
durationwas provided.Maintainer (charlesBochet) changes after your commit:
action*→button*).buttonTo) and spacing tweaks.Are your changes still in the final merged PR?
Resume guidance:
If you want, I can craft a resume bullet tailored to this PR or pull the exact final diff for a precise summary.
User: @kysely-org/kysely/pull/1720
@twentyhq/twenty/pull/19712
@formbricks/formbricks/pull/7735
@formbricks/formbricks/pull/7497
These are my 4 best prs from which one is open and 3 are merged , tell me 2 resume worthy prs from these and why , i am targeting sde roles(full stack , frontend , backend) in remote startups like in usa , eu etc and even mncs
Assistant: Pick these two for your resume:
fix: prevent bypass of single-use survey restriction via v1 API formbricks/formbricks#7735 — “prevent bypass of single-use survey restriction via v1 API” (merged)
Why: It’s a security + backend correctness fix with clear business impact (prevents abuse of single‑use links). You added validation, URL parsing, optional decryption, and error handling. This signals strong backend and API design skills that startups/MNCs value.
feat: enhance welcome card to support video uploads and display #7491 formbricks/formbricks#7497 — “enhance welcome card to support video uploads” (merged)
Why: It’s a full‑stack product feature touching UI and survey rendering, adding video media support and improving data handling. This shows frontend + product UX impact, which is great for full‑stack and frontend roles.
Why not the other two (for top 2):
If you want, I can craft resume bullet points for the two picks tailored to SDE/full‑stack roles.
User: But the prs you are giving are from same saas only
Assistant: Got it — if you want two resume‑worthy PRs from different products, I’d pick:
Why this mix: it shows backend security/API work in a SaaS and core library/SQL feature work in an open‑source DB toolkit — different domains, stronger breadth.
If you prefer merged-only, the cross‑product pick would be:
Tell me which constraint you want (merged‑only vs cross‑product), and I’ll finalize the two and draft resume bullets.
User: there is no constraint
Assistant: Great—no constraints. My top two resume‑worthy PRs (overall strongest impact + signal) are:
Why: Security + backend correctness...
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