I also sync my notes, contacts and other stuff via Nextcloud, as I don't wanna use Google.
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I also sync my notes, contacts and other stuff via Nextcloud, as I don't wanna use Google.
Location: Czechia
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Technical Product Manager (NodeJS, ElectronJS, Ruby on Rails, Ruby)
Résumé/CV: https://hovancik.net/cv
Email: jan (at) hovancik.netI input expenses manually and each expense has a "category". For each category I can set a monthly "Bucket" (the maximum I wanna spent) and then I can track my progress during month.
Every month I get email with spending stats and I sit down together with my girlfriend to consider our finacial situation. We can change the buckets, etc...
I think the most inportant part is manually writing expenses and then talking about it after we get the email.
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Remote: true
Willing to relocate: true
Technologies: Ruby, Ruby On Rails, Electron, Product
Résumé/CV: hovancik.net/cv
Email: jan (at) hovancik (dot) netI ask people to support me by becoming my patron on Patreon as Menu item. Right now it brings me 11$/month (https://www.patreon.com/hovancik) and it goes up and down. I could do better by engaging more with people, I guess (in past some people donated when I fixed their issue very quickly).
Over time, some people also donated on paypal (5-15$ a time).
I am thinking to add "premium" features: users can access them after auth via patreon or github (if they contributed).
Premium features will be just some sugar, nothing that normal user could not do.
I also have newsletter where I try to bring some app related stuff that people might enjoy.
some tips:
- watch for mentions of your app on social media and interact
- ask for support, if people like your app they will help
- being open-source also helps
Location: Prague, Czechia
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: yes
Technologies: ruby, node
Résumé/CV: hovancik.net/cv
Email: jan [at] hovancik [dot] netgithub does have better ways to prevent that. that's the point of using git, right?
Indeed it seems that they are moving to another products...