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We plan to better the product now before going in with full blown marketing/sales.
It’s now averaging about $1000/month with 2 customers. I’m now planning to slowly rebuild the mobile app (need to improve UX and add offline functionality). Once ready, I can start selling to more customers, Also thinking of adding a few integrations with tools like Google Drive, Office 365 & Slack to improve market visibility.
Our stack is Ruby/Rails/React/React Native.
The nice thing out of this incident was that I was able to transfer my Apple Care from my Apple Devices to my new replacement devices.
Just two weeks ago, 3 hours before ending my vacation in the city, Me and my wife were robbed off roughly worth $10k USD in a car tire puncture scam.
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After having used Mobx for more than 10 months now, I still have to find areas that I dislike about Mobx.
Not too worried about the downtime though, because I always wanted to take a few months off from consulting to build our own product. So, i've been happily utilizing this time to build: https://servicehq.ca
Once we roll out with 3-4 customers, My plan is to do a time split between consulting gigs and my own product.
PS: I'm based in Toronto, Canada.
Underlock is a small Ruby library that helps with Encrypting/Decrypting of files and other data.
Mobx v/s Redux does kick off the OOP v/s Functional debate, but as a developer my productivity and effectiveness is measured in terms of my ability to ship software not in terms of my programming style, and it's my personal belief that Mobx does make me more productive as compared to Redux.
For developers new to the whole Flux/Redux/Mobx/State Management world, I highly suggest to give Mobx a try.
Do look into Microtik hardware, hopefully these boxes can solve a ton of your problems: https://routerboard.com/ I know back when I was envisioning this, Microtik and RouterOS was on top of my list.
We got ~70 upvotes and approx 500 stars on Github.
I've consistently seen traffic on our repos Github page since then, and have reasons to believe (Google Analytics metrics) that people use it on a regular basis. We have added a couple new features since our Show HN. It's free and always will be. :)
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