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   by makeee 6y ago

   I appreciate the feedback! The current Divjoy is basically landing page + auth flow + a little extra boilerplate and structure that helps as you start building your web app. Even super common things, like routing, aren't included out o
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   by makeee 6y ago

   Thanks Lucas! The editor has been a fun project. Hoping to push it more in the carrd direction in the future so you can customize super quickly before moving to code.
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   by makeee 6y ago

   I'm building something for lazy React devs: https://divjoy.com On the no-code side I really like http://carrd.co
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   by makeee 6y ago

   The affiliate program for https://divjoy.com pays out 50% and converts really well if you’ve got React devs in your audience. Feel free to reach out if you’d like an invite. gabe.ragland@divjoy.com
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   by makeee 6y ago

   Been working on https://divjoy.com , a React codebase generator. Wrapping up database integration (can choose between Firestore or Mongo).
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   Ask HN: Has Coronavirus affected your online sales?

   6 points by makeee 7y ago|2 comments
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   by makeee 7y ago

   I run a web-based tool for devs and about 40% of customers aren’t showing up in Google Analytics.
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   by makeee 7y ago

   Pretty awesome idea. I could see trying this out on some older projects that would be a pain to upgrade to a PWA.
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   by makeee 7y ago

   Looking forward to getting that in! Which DB do you generally use?
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    by makeee 7y ago

    I should have mentioned that I created it.. so I'm a bit biased. You can see some opinions in our Show HN awhile back though: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20688044
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    by makeee 7y ago

    For React Bootstrap there's http://divjoy.com
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    by makeee 7y ago

    Divjoy is a tool for React devs that generates a custom codebase & UI. It's my main source of income now, in a large part thanks to being on the front of HN 6 months ago. https://divjoy.com Show HN: https://n
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    by makeee 7y ago

    One of my favorite examples of a small, successful dev tool is https://getcssscan.com . You can already see styles in your browser dev tools for free, but this tool is just so much faster/easier that people are happy to pay
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    by makeee 7y ago

    Fun idea! FYI, the top text is cropped on mobile (iOS, Safari).
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    by makeee 7y ago

    I'm working on https://divjoy.com , a tool that generates custom React codebases. It doesn't yet cover everything a SaaS app needs, but Stripe integration, CRUD, db, etc are coming this year.
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    by makeee 7y ago

    I had about 30k. Jumped into startup full-time, spent it all, racked up 10k in CC debt, spent a few months doing contract work on the side to keep the lights on, now about a year later ramen profitable and working down the debt quickly. I t
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    by makeee 7y ago

    How many support requests do you get per day and are you getting the same questions again and again? One idea would be to make your support page show an FAQ and include a "contact support via email" link at the bottom. I only get
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    by makeee 7y ago

    Thanks Tyler!
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    by makeee 7y ago

    I'm building a tool that helps people scaffold React apps really quickly (everything from auth flow, payments, DB, form handling, etc, to an actual nice looking UI). It's at least interesting to me because I think a ton of time is
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    by makeee 7y ago

    I use Stripe and PayPal. PayPal accounts for about 30% of my revenue. As another data point, I get easily 10x more requests for Stripe integration on https://divjoy.com than all other payment options combined. Devs overwhelming
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    Divjoy Year in Review(dev.to)

    1 points by makeee 7y ago|0 comments
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    by makeee 7y ago

    Great, looking forward to it.
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    by makeee 7y ago

    I'd be interested in trying this when the JS library is ready. Any ETA on that?
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    by makeee 7y ago

    Tools that make development 10x easier for the next generation of programmers. There’s many different ways to approach this and there are going to be a number of very successful startups in this space IMHO. Examples: darklang.com, webflow.c
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    by makeee 7y ago

    Thanks, that's good feedback. Considering Auth0 next. Any other ones I should consider?
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    by makeee 7y ago

    Thank you!
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    by makeee 7y ago

    Yup makes sense! I've been getting this request a lot over the past few days so almost certainly going to add it soon.
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    by makeee 7y ago

    What's builder?
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    by makeee 7y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion. Will consider.
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    by makeee 7y ago

    Thanks for the suggestions! They are on my radar :)