svnsch

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by svnsch 5y ago
Thank you! You are right and I adjusted it. I use Vuetify which is a great design framework for Nuxt/Vue.
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by svnsch 5y ago
Should be done! Thanks for your hint.
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by svnsch 5y ago
Thanks Kinrany! Guess reviews are biased caused by affiliates. I will research again and adjust.
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by svnsch 5y ago
Good point goodpoint! Great feedback!
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by svnsch 5y ago
It's an affiliate link where i hope to earn a buck to pay at least for the server and domain cost, otherwise Nomad Visa is free of ads and has no paywall (yet). What do you prefer? :) Is NordVPN bad? I only found great reviews. Please
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by svnsch 5y ago
Thats interesting. I would also find it interesting if they distinguished between e.g. yoga instructor/surf teacher since they are working locally (sounds pretty illegal to me) and remote work like web design. Has anyone further info?
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by svnsch 5y ago
As mentioned in another comment, you can also scroll down on the landingpage and explore other visa types.
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by svnsch 5y ago
Thank you! Sounds good! Well nuxt is a vue famework and yeah, vue is amazing. I use vuetify which makes it easy to "design" the frontend. You should check that out.
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by svnsch 5y ago
Thanks! Oh, that explains some of the comments... i didn't realise that myself. So great feedback! Will add the skiing filter in the future :)
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by svnsch 5y ago
Thats a good idea!
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by svnsch 5y ago
Oh damn, thx. Found this font on a website of a nuxt-package and it's supposed to be a well readable font even for people with limited eyesight. Guess not if it's not shown at all... Suggestion? Use a regular font or adjust brows
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by svnsch 5y ago
You can go to "digital nomad visas" for e.g. and explore all countries with this kind of visa. Also in "country view" you can see and filter countries for the types of visas you are interested in. The origin country mapp
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by svnsch 5y ago
You can adjust your origin country on the tourist visa page. On mobile just refresh the page.
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by svnsch 5y ago
Thank you! Yes, it has been quite a ride learning it. Backend is Django (i am familiar with Python). Frontend is Nuxt (total noob in JS).
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by svnsch 5y ago
Thanks :) Glad that you like it
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by svnsch 5y ago
True! Tourist visas are crawled daily by wikipedia. Not a big thing. Open data. The other visa types are acquired manually from official resources. If Nomad Visa reaches at least some traction, i will build scripts that notify me when chang
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by svnsch 5y ago
Thanks! I know about the issue and couldn't figure out how to really solve it, yet. Still a beginner in web development. If anyone has a link/info. Let me know.
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by svnsch 5y ago
Yes, great feedback, thx! I really need to adjust the API, calls and cache. As this is the first website i have ever built, i still have a lot to learn.
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by svnsch 5y ago
True, thanks!
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by svnsch 5y ago
I address that topic in the FAQ which is linked on the tourist visa page. Maybe i'll make it more prominent. Would love to hear other thoughts on that. The note: Disclaimer: This is not legal advice. Generally you'll need special
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by svnsch 5y ago
Some tourist visas allow you to stay quite long in a country. Of course it's illegal to work in a foreign country on a tourist visa. I added a note in the bottom of the filter section on remote work with a tourist visa. Maybe make in m
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by svnsch 5y ago
It should work fine even though the traffic is high currently
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by svnsch 5y ago
That's a valid point. I need to adjust that. Thanks!
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by svnsch 5y ago
Hey HN! Over the past few months I've been coding my first side project (Nuxt Frontend, Django Backend). It's been quite a learning experience tumbling down the rabbit hole of web development, as a data scientist. Nomad Visa is a
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