Another walkthrough of mine: a proper app, using Carrd (then not using Carrd), SendPulse push notifications, and integromat for a free tool to help with eye strain.
Right, time for a little real-time build of something I've been kicking around for a while. It's a quick one, but I did the work and took notes this morning and am now putting those notes into the thread below.
I hope you enjoy it, my fellow #buildinpublic adventurers.
Right, time for a little real-time build of something I've been kicking around for a while. It's a quick one, but I did the work and took notes this morning and am now putting those notes into the thread below.
I hope you enjoy it, my fellow #buildinpublic adventurers.
I recently upgraded to Feedly's Pro account for twitter search results feeds. One great feature is that the feed might include a #buildinpublic tweet like the one below, and Feedly pulls in the complete blog post into their feed. Nice!
I can't believe it's already been 6 weeks since I started. Time flies when you're having fun! Really grateful for all the great connections I've made already!
@bunbeau@FlyderIo I think maybe the reason for this is that every day, there are dozens of people starting a #buildinpublic thread, that never make it past day 7.
"The proof is in the pudding", as we say in the UK.
I'm a parent. And it gets frustrating sometimes. Like the other night: my child had something planned. Something we're paying for. We told him. We reminded him. He forgot. I got fed up.
Dabbled with @wapplerio previously, but I've struggled with the way it works. I know it can do what I want, but it never does it the way I expect it to, and I get frustrated.
But now with a definite project to work with, I've cracked it.
So close to getting Paddle completely implemented today. I'd mostly decoupled my subscription processing from Chargebee's webhook processing, so relatively easy to slot in Paddle's webhook.
Just one last thing to do, but sleep beckons. And sleep's important.
A question for Paddle users: the below movie shows a spinner, which is created by my app, lasts about 3 seconds, and only disappears once *the Paddle JS confirms* it's loaded.