I've been waiting impatiently for a better Swift backend ecosystem, because I'd love to use it for web development as well.
27 karma · joined November 15, 2016
I've been waiting impatiently for a better Swift backend ecosystem, because I'd love to use it for web development as well.
Location: Berlin
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: PHP, Laravel, Golang, JavaScript, Node.JS, Postgres, Docker
Résumé/CV: Upon request
Email: cihan (at) tas.fmAnother question: Is there any good approach to monetize a chrome extension like this one?
I don't have a monetization model yet, but yours looks really fair.
I design and develop software, with a specialization in full-stack web development using Laravel and Golang.
You can also find some links to my side projects on https://tas.fm/.
To save me the hassle I developed Unfollow (https://www.unfollow.io). You sign up, connect your Twitch account and it starts tracking your unfollowers and notifies you.
I didn't develop this because I want to encourage people to care about their unfollowers. It's about curiousity. The curiosity about this person who's not following you anymore. I hope the tool can help people satisfy this curiosity.
I just recently switch from GA to Gauges, because the referral spam and bloat was annoying me.
I'm definitely going to use this on my next project. Simple and beautiful.
Thanks for sharing!
Some people are still missing this option in their settings, but it will show up soon.
If anyones interested in talking about the project hit me up @ earl@unfollow.io
It tracks your Twitch unfollowers. I would never recommend anybody to care about unfollowers, but I was just always so curious to find out who unfollowed me (and hunt him until he refollows).
I also plan to add YouTube support soon. :)
Edit: It's still a little bit in development.