always find this argument so weird - The amount of people who can create music and find an audience now vs a decade ago is exponentially higher; subsequently, the market price of a song has fallen and Spotify pays accordingly.
Except now, as an independent artist I can get easier exposure on Spotify and build up more income from live shows, merch and whatever else as a result. My closest fans will still often buy from band camp, or buy a vinyl or whatever. Except now I have a ton more fans than I could have reasonably achieved in the iTunes era
And the distribution of wealth has stayed relatively similar - huge artists (The Taylor swift’s of the world) continue to be minted, small unknown artists continue to make a comparatively tiny living - except now many, many more people can make that living and stream music
I’m in my 20s and have been through the 3 day hospitalisation process NINE times so far - I cannot stress how huge a deal what you’ve built is for me
The amount of hassle and anxiety this will save me is impressive on its own, but so to is the ability to have a normal lifestyle (such as going out for a drink) without having to worry about whether or not I’m always in range of a hospital that I want to spend 3 days in if I’m unlucky
Super interesting thread, I've always heard lots of doom and gloom about this on Hn threads but seems that there's been a pivotal step forward in the field with these new superconductors
Can only imagine what the world would look like with a limitless energy source like this.
Anyone see any reason not to be highly optimistic about this development?
Love the fact you can click Zoom etc links straight from the bar, thats super handy
Would pay maybe $2-3/month, $10 just seems way too heavy right now. Maybe in future for your whole SaaS notifications piece and I can see the value if it essentially shows me all of the valuable things going on in my business and nothing superfulous , but sadly $10 I can't justify for just the calendar
Yeah, you would need to use something like Pug.js to render the data.
As an alternative (and possibly easier imo), you could add custom JS code on Webflow (it has an embed function) to hook onto its dynamic list functionality and add your own data inside.
In other words, create a list on Webflow with one item in it designed the way you want the final data to look. Then use JS code to override the data on that page with your own data source and to duplicate the list item as many times as you need for your data source
Hey, I run Nocode.tech and can probably give some advice here - No perfect answer sadly but a few to try
First, Worth noting you can export Webflow as code and rehost it wherever you like if that’s helpful. BusyWorkHQ hasn’t launched yet I don’t believe, but it’s a backend builder for Webflow and may help you solve your problem by letting you connect a database/api thru to Webflow. @PatrickStolc on Twitter is building it
Have a look at Adalo - They have the ability to replace their backend with an external database (it’s a little bit tucked away but it’s there). The downside is that the front end parts aren’t as freeform as Webflow. They’re more focused on mobile but support web apps too
You may also be interested in React Studio, Wappler or UIBakery
Would love to hear more about the mind of brands/foods you ate with no sugar. I’ve attempted this before and it’s extremely hard to find products with 0 sugar! Guessing you avoided the local Tesco?
I really enjoy Courier, one of the only magazines I still get excited to read each month
Lots of stories about founding small tech and non tech businesses across the world, from DTC brands to restaurants to delivery companies. Always great stories about how founders got through a journey, intersped with top quality advice and tips. And celebrates lots of folks who do a craft just for the sake of it. Delightful read
I wrote https://nocode.tech. It show cases NoCode tools and projects (meta, I know).
May seem simple at first, but you'll see it has more complicated features like:
- Tool searching/Filtering
- Commenting
- Complicated form to select tools from a database-generated list
- Login/User System
- Avatar Generation from API
Really interesting concept! One of those "how has this not been done before?!" idea!
Seems hard to scale, which isn't necessarily a problem, but I'm wondering:
1) How are you accessing audience data? Is this by scraping their insta or youtube or something or are you directly accessing accounts? Given an account is literally an influencer's livelihood, I can imagine that would be especially risky for them?
2) How do you relate audience products to data? Are you saying, for example, that if an audience is 50% metropolitan females aged 18-24 then it is likely they would purchase beauty products? Or do you go more in depth?
3) And then as a result...how do you intend to scale that? Machine learning?
Looks brilliant!! Have signed up with https://aidem.network as this is perfect for us and potential my sister company. Was going to use Orchestra by B12 but this is a much better package for us + no code