API integration tool for Airtable users.
“So Data Fetcher is an Airtable extension that lets you connect to any other platform. So rather than like manually pulling your data into your Airtable database, you can connect it up using APIs and then schedule that to happen automatically.”
“I organize my work in Airtable (https://www.airtable.com/) of course! It has some lovely features like letting me connect a form that lets users send a feature/ integration suggestion.”
“I organize my work in Airtable (https://www.airtable.com/) of course! It has some lovely features like letting me connect a form that lets users send a feature/ integration suggestion.”
“The frontends like the web app, the marketing site is Next.js and Tailwind, Shad, CN, it's all hosted on Heroku. So the API and the database and stuff like that.”
“I am in love with Heroku (https://www.heroku.com/) and how easy it makes it to host a backend, set up a database, etc. as a predominantly front-end developer.”
“I am in love with Heroku (https://www.heroku.com/) and how easy it makes it to host a backend, set up a database, etc. as a predominantly front-end developer.”
“Causable for analytics, MailerLite for the email newsletter, ChartMogul for analytics.”
“I send newsletters using Mailerlite (https://www.mailerlite.com/)”
“I send newsletters using Mailerlite (https://www.mailerlite.com/)”
“transactional emails using SendGrid (https://sendgrid.com/)’s fantastic dynamic templates feature.”
“transactional emails using SendGrid (https://sendgrid.com/)’s fantastic dynamic templates feature.”
“Similarly, the blog uses GraphCMS (https://graphcms.com/)’s free plan to host blog and media content.”
“Similarly, the blog uses GraphCMS (https://graphcms.com/)’s free plan to host blog and media content.”
“And then the backend is also TypeScript and Postgres, GraphQL, and Node, obviously.”
“The frontends like the web app, the marketing site is Next.js and Tailwind, Shad, CN, it's all hosted on Heroku.”
“It's Fastmail for email.”
“For the kind of scheduled stuff, the workers, that's on Hetzner, which is like a super low cost hosting provider.”
“I had the funds from selling Influence Grid, which I used to live off and pay for a few things like the domain (from Namecheap (https://www.namecheap.com/))”
“And then the backend is also TypeScript and Postgres, GraphQL, and Node, obviously.”
“Causable for analytics, MailerLite for the email newsletter, ChartMogul for analytics.”
“HelpScout for support tickets.”
“The frontends like the web app, the marketing site is Next.js and Tailwind, Shad, CN, it's all hosted on Heroku.”
“Causable for analytics, MailerLite for the email newsletter, ChartMogul for analytics.”
“Yeah. So the extension itself is TypeScript and React and Airtable's own extension SDK. And then the backend is also TypeScript and Postgres, GraphQL, and Node, obviously.”