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wow, lot of Flask haters here. I personally love it and have used it for a ton of smaller projects. For example, I just deployed this a couple days ago: http:

wow, lot of Flask haters here. I personally love it and have used it for a ton of smaller projects. For example, I just deployed this a couple days ago: http://dadjoke.info http://dadjoke.info

tonysickpony 8y ago
Your website looks sleek. Hope dad joke newsletter business goes well for you.
- chasedehan 8y ago
  Thanks, this will probably be a net-negative on my part, but was a fun project to work on. It stemmed from a hack day I had at work
tudelo 8y ago
FYI your home page refers to "DadJokeJunkie.com promises not to spam you or share your number and you can opt out at any time." but that is not your site :P
- chasedehan 8y ago
  Yeah, I know. Was having problems with the domain and bought the .info to just make it work. Once I have a couple minutes, I'll make it work with the other
dibstern 8y ago
US numbers only :(
- chasedehan 8y ago
  I know:(, sorry. Reason is I'm using Twilio for the text messages and non-US numbers are really expensive. Since I'm not trying to monetize it I want to make sure that I am able to fund it out of my pocket.
  - donarb 8y ago
    I don't know about non-US numbers, but you can send text messages via email for free. You can usually do that by sending the email to the user's number at their provider. There are sites on the internet that will give you the user's provider from the phone number. For example, a user who has AT&T can receive a text by emailing it to <phonenumber>@txt.att.net. https://lifehacker.com/5506326/how-can-i-send-an-email-via-text-message https://lifehacker.com/5506326/how-can-i-send-an-email-via-t...
marksomnian 8y ago
Maybe add Telegram/FB Messenger support? US numbers only is a bit restrictive
- chasedehan 8y ago
  Not a bad idea! That was I wouldn't have to pay non-US SMS rates.
welder 8y ago
Another website built 100% with Flask: https://wakatime.com https://wakatime.com Flask has scaled very well and never run into Django dead-ends, like where Django isn't flexible enough to do something and requires a hack.

wow, lot of Flask haters here. I personally love it and have used it for a ton of smaller projects. For example, I just deployed this a couple days ago: http://dadjoke.info http://dadjoke.info

tonysickpony 8y ago

Your website looks sleek. Hope dad joke newsletter business goes well for you.

chasedehan 8y ago
Thanks, this will probably be a net-negative on my part, but was a fun project to work on. It stemmed from a hack day I had at work

tudelo 8y ago

FYI your home page refers to "DadJokeJunkie.com promises not to spam you or share your number and you can opt out at any time." but that is not your site :P

chasedehan 8y ago
Yeah, I know. Was having problems with the domain and bought the .info to just make it work. Once I have a couple minutes, I'll make it work with the other

dibstern 8y ago

US numbers only :(

chasedehan 8y ago
I know:(, sorry. Reason is I'm using Twilio for the text messages and non-US numbers are really expensive. Since I'm not trying to monetize it I want to make sure that I am able to fund it out of my pocket.
- donarb 8y ago
  I don't know about non-US numbers, but you can send text messages via email for free. You can usually do that by sending the email to the user's number at their provider. There are sites on the internet that will give you the user's provider from the phone number. For example, a user who has AT&T can receive a text by emailing it to <phonenumber>@txt.att.net. https://lifehacker.com/5506326/how-can-i-send-an-email-via-text-message https://lifehacker.com/5506326/how-can-i-send-an-email-via-t...

marksomnian 8y ago

Maybe add Telegram/FB Messenger support? US numbers only is a bit restrictive

chasedehan 8y ago
Not a bad idea! That was I wouldn't have to pay non-US SMS rates.

welder 8y ago

Another website built 100% with Flask: https://wakatime.com https://wakatime.com Flask has scaled very well and never run into Django dead-ends, like where Django isn't flexible enough to do something and requires a hack.