Decided to formally cancel the above project, which was an API-based service with very small potential market anyway. I’d intended to use it to help automate my Ten Things I Found newsleter slightly, but then
A. I found out the Integromat does actually have a mustache (javascript template library) module anyway, which I hadn’t spotted before.
B. I moved Ten Things I Found from Mailerlite to Revue, to (hopefully) get some love from Twitter.
So cancelled it is.
So, nothing written here for 2.5 months. What happened? First, January. Nothing drastic, but I just needed time out. I did things with the family, played games, met friends, etc. No real side-project work other than keeping on top of email, twitter, etc. But things picked up in February…
In the previous post, I mentioned that I was looking into Bitrise for building the iOS and Android apps for Notifium. I’m still working on that. My conclusion is that Bitrise is a great tool. It’s based around workflows, each of which consists of a number of steps carrying out the build activity for your application (whether…
Given the recent announcement that Microsoft are retiring their “code push” functionality for Cordova (the ability to have live updates to mobile apps built on the Cordova platform, without going through the app store), I thought I’d dust off an old open-source project and make it available for other other indiehackers like me. Android: Took…
I thought I’d share a little bit about how I’m using integromat, as it contains a gotcha that I need to remember for the future, and a solution to that problem. I’m setting up a little newsletter called Ten Things I Found, in which I’ll share (wait for it…) 10 things I found on my journey…
How to handle errors is one of the things that as creators of IT solutions, I think we should spend some time thinking about. There are two parts to this though: How do you know when an error happens? What to do about it? This has been playing on my mind a bit recently, but…
I had an idea for something I could build quickly in Glide today, so I set about building it. The full story is on twitter here. What’s interesting about this is how quickly that was done. 45 minutes from creating the Google Sheet to having a working mobile app (well, a PWA). That’s pretty damn impressive….
