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A friend and I built a t-shirt site too. It's so incredibly basic (ours is ugly) but was fun to do to actually write some software for the web (we arent really
by theboss 13y ago
A friend and I built a t-shirt site too. It's so incredibly basic (ours is ugly) but was fun to do to actually write some software for the web (we arent really web guys).
The code is actually really cool because we never have to touch a shirt. Shirts.io handles all the t-shirt fulfillment, stripe handles payments, and we design shirts and add them to the site. If you don't have a t-shirt company, you should, just because it's cool to write a program that turns your own money into tshirts.
The site I made was www.binarytees.in
- onedev 13y agoThat's an awesome name! Also great idea for a cool beginner web project.
- wiwillia 13y agoReally cool.
- Alex_MJ 13y agoI totally agree. I've been playing around with Shopify and Merchify (similar "never touch a shirt" workflow) in the same way. For someone who mainly plays in engineering, testing ads on facebook and adwords and playing marketer for a while (without committing any meaningful amount of capital or attaching my name to anything) has been really enlightening and fun. www.roguethreadsdesigns.com For anyone who wants to set up a first business so you get a basic sense of selling things [online], highly recommended.
- pcharles 13y agoHow do you market the site?
- baruch 13y agoYour blog link leads to a 404 page.