Build your own Buffer App service – a weekend hack
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Re: Build your own Buffer App service – a weekend hack
#2There is also http://circular.io/
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#3Way to show off on your side project :)
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#5OP here -- happy to answer anything that's not clear in the post!
Re: Build your own Buffer App service – a weekend hack
#6There is also http://circular.io/
Oh cool! Did not know about this.
Re: Build your own Buffer App service – a weekend hack
#7Way to show off on your side project :)
This was a weekend hack but I'll take the compliment!
Re: Build your own Buffer App service – a weekend hack
#8Nicely done.
Any thoughts on doing a browser-level extension to bypass the email step?
I do love the data retention of this though.
This is why programming is fun - you can make things that are quite literally worth money for your own self.
Re: Build your own Buffer App service – a weekend hack
#9Way to show off on your side project :)
By presenting it as a tutorial? Absolutely.
Re: Build your own Buffer App service – a weekend hack
#10Nicely done. Any thoughts on doing a browser-level extension to bypass the email step? I do love the data retention of this though. This is why programming is fun - you can make things that are quite literally worth money for your own self.
I haven't looked into it yet, but it shouldn't be too hard. If nothing more, it could be a simple wrapper over the existing email protocol.
You're spot on about why coding is fun!
Edit: thanks, btw!