Just fixed the slug https://www.ronaldlangeveld.com/mcdonalds/united-states/

Just thought I'd share my latest client work.

It was developed in Python / Django and runs on an Ubuntu VPS.

Every 24 hours a matching algorithm I developed runs and see if it can find matches based on both the Startup and Investor criteria.

This is just the MVP, developed on a fairly limited budget.

Here's my personal website - I'm available for projects https://www.ronaldlangeveld.com/

I'm keeping it pretty simple and minimal to keep it fast.

Can't wait to read the book.

Hi HN. I live in South Africa and we unfortunately have this thing called Loadshedding that causes the power to go off every couple of hours a few times a day.

I made a little web app to that shows the current status of the power grid, pretty much to get the hang of React JS.

Cheers!

I was wondering what loadshedding was for a second, then I read your comment. Nice clean app, unfortunate that you had to make it. I'm not totally sure how loadshedding works but it seems like it would only affect a region of the country, would be nice to add a map that shows the affected areas (assuming that sort of data is exposed)

Ohh, I actually bought your app last year sometime. :) That's kinda made me use Paddle in the past. :D

Definitely seems worth it in the long run... but just don't see myself forking out a couple hundred USD when I just wanna validate a little app I built.

Thanks will check it out!

Just thought I'd share a little something I've made over the last week while learning React and Node JS.

Hopefully I finish more books now and I opened it up so you can too.

Cheers!

I'm generally quite straight forward with my stack - Python/Django and Jinja templating. DB depends on the size of the project - not shy to to use sqlite for MVP sites, but bigger projects roll on Postgresql.

I am currently learning Vuejs as well to be able to write api based web apps.