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by timed0 4y ago
Just to say I love cycle.travel. I have used it for several medium-length tours with kids and it suggests good, calm routes.
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by timed0 6y ago
For me, I made something that I wanted for myself. Originally it was just a script I used myself - I built the web service after, once I realised that this might be useful for others. It's B2C and transactional rather than SaaS, which
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by timed0 7y ago
Same experience here. Initial integration for 1-off purchases was easy peasy. Updating to PaymentIntents to support SCA was non-obvious. Trawled back and forth through many pages of documents many times before we got there. In the end, the
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by timed0 7y ago
I run a blog to book service ( https://pixxibook.com ) that while physical product, non-SaaS and firmly B2C has proved to be both low in support and reasonably profitable. Sold our first book about a year ago and has grown steadil
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by timed0 8y ago
Hello. After I created scripts to turn my own travel blog into a book I decided that the results were good enough that it would be useful to other people. It supports wordpress, blogger and squarespace which covers a large percentage of per
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by timed0 8y ago
It's far from _inevitable_. As the GP writes, it is the spirit and openness of the journey that is important and this can work for families and older people. Of course you adapt to suit your party. When backpacking with kids, we only r