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Good question. Here we explain, with a few simplifications, how we source our IPs: https://scrapingfish.com/blog/byo-mobile-proxy-for-web-scrap...
Wouldn't this mean that you're bandwidth constrained by the data plan associated with the SIM from the mobile carrier?
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Good question. Here we explain, with a few simplifications, how we source our IPs: https://scrapingfish.com/blog/byo-mobile-proxy-for-web-scrap...
Props to you guys for putting a complete tutorial on that and not keeping it for you. Cheers!
I'm slowly building some success in Android and iOS games (most revenue comes from iOS!). I've got a paid game that is a yahtzee-inspired poker game with just a touch of cosmic horror [1] and a free-to-play word game [2]. I've been fortunate to get some featuring by Apple which has driven most of my sales. I'm hopeful the daily word game, Well Word, will start to take off because it's the best game I've made and I'm…
https://getoutline.com – A team knowledge base, hit $2k MRR a couple of months after turning on paid plans, has always been steady growth since then. A few years in and almost reached what I'd consider v1 feature complete.
Your website is also really pretty, what did you use to make it?
learnpython.org Generates ~10k/month. Plus, teaches a bunch of people how to code for free :)
Where’s the money coming from? Subscription? Also how much time it took to reach that point?
I'm the founder of the open-source and cross-platform note-taking app https://www.get-notes.com (written in Qt C++). I earn about $2000 a month from ads on the landing page (organic SEO), but very soon plan to add a subscription for pro features (while people could still compile it from source and get the full experience without paying, if they wish). I started the project 8 years ago to create a slick looking note-t…
Is this a fork of (open source but paid-value-add) Standard Notes?
learnpython.org Generates ~10k/month. Plus, teaches a bunch of people how to code for free :)
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Overall, I love Qt. I started studying QML 2 weeks ago to implement a Kanban view based on the underlined Markdown styled todo items in the text editor, and it's been really great so far. Property bindings, signals & slots, integration with C++, it all makes so much sense, much more than other declarative languages/frameworks (looking at you, React) imo. Qt has been around for years, the documentation is extensive an…
I was able to build things with Qt and Qt3D I wasn't sure would even be possible before starting (a very narrow-scoped robotics automation planner/simulator). It was remarkably easy to get moving with. Ironically the first version was mocked in Unity, thinking the tooling and ecosystem would make the MVP easy to build. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't particularly easy either. The end result was extremely heavyweigh…
There are some really good courses for beginners by Voidrealms - Bryan Cairns[1] on Youtube, if anyone is interested.
I think QML definitely deserve a better reputation. I even saw it being used for websites[2] although I'm still sticking with React for that.
Doing about 5k/mo passive income on my addon for a popular children's game. Took about 4years to get here though, COVID was massive for the genre. Only costs are time and file hosting, which comes out at about $50/mo.