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Daniel Hepper retweeted
0 to $1 million monthly revenue in 6 months.
Many people on this platform share “app growth secrets” but have never done it themselves.
I’ll be releasing the full viral playbook pdf with @blakeandersonw in the next month…
Retweet for early access.
I recently discovered a part of the internet where a bunch of cracked 18-22yr old indie hacker kids from no-name unis run bootstrapped mobile apps growth-hacked on TikTok.
Each app has 100k+ monthly users and makes $1M-5M/yr.
Never underestimate the kids.
Daniel Hepper retweeted
Hey there Pythonistas! We understand post-holiday season can be really busy. We have extended the deadline for CFPs until 🥁9th January 2023🥁Don't miss out on this special opportunity to contribute to these exciting conferences!
#pyconde #pydata
2023.pycon.de/blog/call-for-…
Daniel Hepper retweeted
ConvertKit is looking for a senior+ software engineer! Come join us and work in an awesome team! :)
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Daniel Hepper retweeted
Are you a Python 🐍 developer?
If you are, you can - and SHOULD - get rich, quick.
Just do
pip install rich
I took 9 years to get rich, but you can get rich TODAY!
It's such an awesome package which lets you style your outputs beautifully!
rich.readthedocs.org
Daniel Hepper retweeted
You can now directly integrate @CastosHQ and ConvertKit to automate your private podcast:
castos.com/automate-your-pri…
Daniel Hepper retweeted
We’re hiring a frontend developer for @userlist 🎉
You’ll help us build new features and improve the user experience of our @emberjs application.
I’m looking forward to your application 🤩
… and if this isn’t for you, please share it anyways 🙌
userlist.com/careers/fronten…
Daniel Hepper retweeted
The confusing thing about those tools is that they all offer different features. Personally I prefer pyenv plus one of pip-tools or poetry, for dep management. The former for smaller projects, the latter for larger. Here's a feature matrix I've made before to compare them all.
Daniel Hepper retweeted
In episode 547, @robwalling chats with @thecraighewitt about private podcasting, Apple's announcement around their subscription podcast offering, and the accelerating growth of Craig's SaaS app, Castos.
startupsfortherestofus.com/e…
Daniel Hepper retweeted
⌛ Today is the last day to submit your talk for DjangoCon Europe 2021 😬
2021.djangocon.eu/talks/cfp/
Daniel Hepper retweeted
TIL you don’t need to explicitly declare variables in f strings if you’re, say, debugging, in Python 3.8 and above. bugs.python.org/issue36817
Daniel Hepper retweeted
🎤 If you think you have something great to talk about at DjangoCon Europe 2021? Submit your idea.
The Call for Participation is now OPEN 🎯 When in doubt, submit your talk 😉!
2021.djangocon.eu/talks/cfp/
Daniel Hepper retweeted
Look at these awesome people ready to share their Python knowledge with you! 👀
@Accenture @sQu4rks @radovankavicky @danielhepper
Join us for free tomorrow at 1 PM (CET) sharp 👉 hubs.li/H0GGchz0
#wearedevs #python #
Daniel Hepper retweeted
Heute Abend um 19:00 Uhr wird es einen Vortrag von Andreas Bamberger zum Thema „Web APIs mit Django und GraphQL“ geben.
Unser BigBlueButton Raum der @pyacademy ist ab 18:45 geöffnet: bbb.python-academy.de/b/mik-…
Vortrag und Folien sind hier zu finden: gitlab.com/a_ba/lpug-django-…
Daniel Hepper retweeted
🤖 It's one week until cyber monday, on which I'll offer 50% off my book "Speed Up Your Django Tests".
🎁 To promote this deal: one free copy of "Speed Up Your Django Tests" to a random person who follows me and retweets this tweet.
Daniel Hepper retweeted
We know that COVID-19 infections leave lasting health effects in many cases. Focusing on the death rate is short-sighted: the bar needs to be higher than "didn't die". We must seek to minimize infections.
Daniel Hepper retweeted
Authoritative discussion of methods of resterilizing N95 and medical face masks: utrf.tennessee.edu/informati…
Daniel Hepper retweeted
18,257 confirmed #coronavirus cases today in #Germany collected from district data and 48 deaths. An increase of 24% or around 3500 cases on the 19th March up to 20.03 00:00. #StayAtHome and #SocialDistancing may be working as the rate of increase has slowed by 20%. #FactsNotFear