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After Daniel Thompson-Yvetot published Modular Compliance, we've been talking to teams who are still figuring out where to start with the EU's Cyber Resilience Act. The conversations usually sound something like this: "We know we need to comply, but we're not sure which module applies to us." "Our product uses open-source components — how does that change our obligations?" "We're already ISO certified. Can we build on that, or do we start from scratch?" These are exactly the questions Daniel addresses in the book. Not with abstract theory, but with practical frameworks you can actually implement. The CRA isn't going away. The deadlines are real. But compliance doesn't have to derail your roadmap. Modular Compliance gives you the structure to integrate CRA requirements into your existing processes — whether you're a small team shipping your first product or an established company with existing certifications. Available now: 📖 Amazon Kindle: https://amzn.eu/d/06Gc1xcn 📖 Lemon Squeezy: https://lnkd.in/dCs6xfaj

Our CEO Daniel Thompson-Yvetot just published Modular Compliance — a practical guide to the EU's Cyber Resilience Act. At CrabNebula, we build tools that help developers distribute software securely. But security and compliance are two sides of the same coin — especially now that the CRA introduces manufacturer obligations for software products sold in European markets. Our customers started asking questions we couldn't answer with a quick email: Which conformity assessment module do I need? How do I handle vulnerability disclosure? What does this mean for my open-source dependencies? Daniel wrote Modular Compliance to answer those questions. It consolidates the scattered regulatory guidance into one practical resource, covering everything from determining your conformity assessment path to integrating CRA requirements with ISO 9001 certification. With a forward from Sandra Feliciano and feedback from Lars Francke and Christian Horchert. We believe good tools need good guidance. This book is part of that commitment — helping developers navigate the new compliance landscape without drowning in legal documents. Available now on Amazon Kindle: https://amzn.eu/d/06Gc1xcn Lemon Squeezy: https://lnkd.in/dCs6xfaj

How many design tabs do you have open right now? Go ahead. Count them. Figma. Miro. Adobe XD. Sketch. FigJam. InVision. Behance. Dribbble. Pinterest. Canva. Framer. Notion. Slack. Google Docs. If you're over 20, you know the struggle. You can only see one. The rest are lost. On-Top solves this. Floating browser for Mac - keeps your moodboards and references visible while you work in Figma. Your inspiration doesn't disappear. It stays there. Learn more at on-top.app Get 2 EUR off with LINKEDIN2

STOP WEARING YOUR TABS! Project managers, we see you. Calendar, Google Sheets, Slack, Trello/ Asana/Monda.com, Notion, Google Docs, Zoom, Gmail, ClickUp, Airtable, Teams. 13 tools before your first coffee. You switch between them 100+ times a day. You lose track. You open duplicates. Your browser is crying for help. On-Top changes this. It's a floating browser for Mac that keeps your essential tools visible above everything. See your Monday.com board while working in Slack. Keep your Notion wiki visible while in email. Your dashboard stays there while you work. For people tired of tool juggling. Learn more at on-top.app Get 2 EUR off with: LINKEDIN2

Tab 47: "That thing I was looking for." I felt this in my soul yesterday. You know the feeling. You open a tab. You need it later. You open 12 more tabs. Now you need that first tab. Where did it go? So you open the same site again. Now you have two tabs open for the same thing. But you still can't find the first one. By 3pm, you have 47 tabs open. Your browser is begging for mercy. Your computer sounds like a jet engine. You've given up on finding anything. We built On-Top because of this exact problem. It's a tab manager for Mac - open the tabs you actually need to see constantly, and they stay visible above everything. Your Google Ads dashboard. Your project board. That doc you reference 40 times a day. Always there. Always visible. No more chaos and searching! Learn more: on-top.app Save 2 EUR with the code: LINKEDIN2

Tauri has 100K stars. ⭐ I remember when Tauri was just an idea. "What if we could build desktop apps with web technologies but without bundling an entire browser?" People said it couldn't compete with Electron. Too niche. Too new. Now: 100K GitHub stars Thousands of apps in production Companies choosing Tauri for performance-critical applications A thriving community of contributors We have even gone so far that you can embed the browser with CEF Tauri proved that you don't have to sacrifice performance for developer experience. You can have both. At CrabNebula, we're lucky to work with some of the engineers who built Tauri. We see the care, the architecture decisions, the community support that makes this possible. 100K stars is a milestone. But it's the apps being built, the problems being solved, and the developers empowered that really matter. Congrats, Tauri Programme within The Commons Conservancy team. Well deserved. 🎉 https://lnkd.in/dhDGXXQ 🎉

You have 2 million browser tabs open. The one you need is always three clicks away. You're working in Figma. Need to check the client brief. Switch tabs. Where was I? Switch back. What did the brief say? Switch again. This happens about 50 times a day. It's exhausting. On-Top is a floating browser for Mac. Open the tabs you need to see constantly - references, docs, notes, dashboards. They stay visible above everything while you work. Less switching. More focus. €5.99 one-time. Built it because we needed it. Check out on-top.app and use the code LINKEDIN2 to get 2 EUR off 💸

There has to be a better way. You're on a client call. Your talking points are in Google Docs. You need to see them without screen sharing. So you set up a second monitor. Or you switch windows every 30 seconds and hope you don't look lost. We kept running into this. Built On-Top to solve it. It's a floating browser for Mac. Open your notes, agenda, or brief in On-Top. The window stays visible above Zoom, Meet, whatever you're using. You look prepared. You stay on track. You don't need three monitors balanced on a wooden box. €5.99 one-time. Check out on-top.app and use the code LINKEDIN2 to get 2 EUR off 💵

I counted yesterday. I switched tabs 47 times in one hour while working on designing our marketing campaign for On-Top. Between Claude AI for text correction to trying to figure out the best way to do ads on Reddit. I spent so much time switching resources. That's 2 minutes of lost time per hour. 15 minutes per day. An hour and a half per week. Just… switching. We built On-Top to fix this. It's a floating browser for Mac. Open any URL — your references, mood boards, client feedback — and it stays visible above everything while you work. No more switching. No more losing your place. €5.99 one-time. Built it because we needed it. Link and discount coupon in comments. 🤑

We had a problem. Our developers needed documentation visible while coding. API references, Stack Overflow threads, internal wikis—constantly switching between the IDE and browser broke their flow. Browser tabs disappeared the moment they switched apps. Second monitors helped, but you're still turning your head every few seconds. So we built On-Top. Turn any website into an always-on-top window. Keep your docs, references, and dashboards floating right there—visible over your IDE, terminal, whatever you're working in. We built it for ourselves. Used it every day for months. Figured others might need it too. Available now for macOS. Windows & Linux coming soon. €5.99 once (plus tax). 30-day refund if it's not for you. https://on-top.app/