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slow and steady wins the race I guess...
https://cronitor.io is built with Django. It was a side project from March 2014 to March 2020, but as of last month it’s now my full-time job!
Podcast hosting service https://wisecast.fm
That's awesome! I am actually finalizing some editing for my podcast right now and hope to launch by the end of May. I was planning to use Transistor.FM for hosting, but now will certainly consider using Wisecast to support a fellow Django maker.
As with any cool project nowadays, CodeSnippetSearch is powered by neural networks (six in fact - one for each programming language). The project is open-sourced and you can read about the implementation details here: https://github.com/novoselrok/codesnippetsearch
https://cronitor.io is built with Django. It was a side project from March 2014 to March 2020, but as of last month it’s now my full-time job!
Built with Django and Gatsby (the latter migration is still work-in-progress).
(Though after a very positive developer experience working in Ruby on Rails when I worked at Triplebyte, I'd probably lean toward RoR for a new project.)
The public, user facing data input, and production deployment, is taking the other 18 months :)
You know the saying, it is 90% done, now we only have to do the other half.
But I recently restarted. As of yesterday the app actually runs on AWS Beanstalk, although with its attached RDS. I have a coworker now that’s really into cocktails so I feel like I am building the site for him.
https://cronitor.io is built with Django. It was a side project from March 2014 to March 2020, but as of last month it’s now my full-time job!
Just FYI, the CSS for your homepage appears to be intermittently 404'ing. Could be a failed release and your static manifest being out of date on one or more of your running backend processes – we've had this before with Django.