Wow, this is really interesting. I have never considered a shotgun approach before when looking for a job. Can I ask you how you chose the 137 companies?
Does anyone have any knowledge of how this compares to Azure's offering? I have used Azure Event Hubs for a pretty simple task, and liked it. Curious if AWS IoT has anything Azure doesn't.
I don't know if I agree with you that the midwest is a terrible place to be for tech. I'm located in a medium sized midwestern town, working on interesting web applications and using modern technologies. I am paid well. No, I don't make SF money. But my rent is 30% of what I'd pay in SF as well.
If you want to make a living working for trendy unicorn startups, then the midwest certainly doesn't have as many of those. But if you are on top of your career, and are happy to keep your skills up to date, then you can find many interesting opportunities here. And if you don't want to keep your skills up to date, there seem to be plenty of places looking to hire people to maintain old enterprise apps written in VB...
I find this job market to be absolutely fantastic. I have lots of opportunity coming my way on a regular basis. And since there is a lower supply of qualified engineers, I feel as though I could command more salary.
I can make enough money here to live an extremely high quality of life, and raise a family while doing so. For me to go to a tech hub, I would need to receive one hell of an offer.
Cool idea, I look forward to seeing more. FWIW, I think your anticipated pricing is pretty reasonable (maybe you want that feedback?). I put my name on the mailing list.
Awesome! FWIW, my needs don't require any sort of "relational" concept as some comments have suggested, I just need to be able to do all existing operations on each sheet in the workbook. I guess being able to get a list of the sheets in the workbook might be useful, as well, or get a sheet by name, but for my use case I already know the name.
Is there a way to get data from each sheet in a workbook? I'd love to use this, it is so simple. But it only seems to get the first sheet in my workbook.
This is great! I want to build an app that can insert transactions on the go into my existing budgeting spreadsheet, and this really takes away a lot of the dirty work.