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if teams start generating a significant portion of their codebase testing will become so much more difficult... I wonder how flaky copilot code & tests might be

This is a new repo. Various users from early startups to large public companies have in-production apps built with HyperTrack. That said, users can use this open source app with their own live location platform and take it to production outside of HyperTrack.

It does! We built the whole platform using serverless on AWS. We wrote about it here: https://hypertrack.com/blog/2019/07/11/how-we-built-a-server.... It's been validated by many customers and scales up and down easily.

If your ridesharing app requires getting/managing your driver's location data in the cloud, HyperTrack does that. Google Maps does not.

The driver locations show up just as fast. Every location is processed and improved on the platform to improve accuracy and reliability

We don't have the sample apps on the App/Live stores right now. It's very easy to spin up your own app, though. Will explore if we can provide the apps through stores so you can try them quickly without building the sources yourself

The app uses HyperTrack, which has a dashboard for aggregate trip metrics and individual trip summaries

We use a combination of OSRM & Google Maps for routes and ETA

there seem to be quite a few available. I also like telebit. btw, saw a comparison the other day: https://www.chenhuijing.com/blog/tunnelling-services-for-exp...

came across this neat repo: https://github.com/matiassingers/awesome-readme. Great set of READMEs worth looking at when writing your own

do you provide any other opensource apps?

good point, the workforce seems to be the main use case. especially, because it provides an expense report feature

Saw this post a while ago: https://medium.com/@dadc/aws-appsync-the-unexpected-a430ff71... - did you hit any limitations with AppSync?