In 2020, I’m going to launch 20 products with the goal of reaching $20,000 in revenue by the end of the year — and I’m going to stream it live. I want this journey to be as open as possible to hopefully encourage other people who share the same passion for technology and entrepreneurship.

I'll be coding mainly in typescript (Node / React / Vue), and occasionally in python for machine learning. Going to stream Monday - Friday at ~5PM PST, starting tonight.

Is this something you guys would be interested in?

The stream: https://rlindskog.com/twitch

The blog post: https://medium.com/@ryanlewislindskog/20-000-with-20-products-in-2020-1091c254e23a

Follow me on twitter for updates: https://rlindskog.com/twitter

Hey, I noticed a few posts in the format "Should I stream <X>" or "Is anyone interested in watching <Y>". The answer is probably "YES". It is natural to worry about these things. These threads aren't against the rules(since they are discussion about live streaming), but it would be a lot better if you created a youtube live event and submitted it here.

The subreddit is trending today, and there are a lot of visitors on watchpeoplecode.com , so there are enough people curious about watching you code. Today is a great day to live stream, so do it! Code as you normally would and talk while you coding.

Hello streamers!

I am fascinated by all the interesting streams you guys hosting. Unfortunately, most of you only stream through Twitch and never bother archiving this valuable content in platform that has no restriction on how long a video will be archived. Please consider archiving your streams in YouTube with the same title and username you used for your Twitch stream. This will allow people to easily follow your past streams in YouTube when there are no longer available in Twitch.

Anyone of u guys are interested? I will setup a stream if some guys of u will take a look.

hey,

I had a post here a while back telling my story and asking what topics people would like to see covered. Anyway, based on everyone's feedback—and the time spent indoors due to COVID19 lockdown—I released my first screencast:

https://youtu.be/aCzT-LQI6x0

Enjoy.

PS I'm open to feedback and topic requests.

I'm only asking because it's not programming, but there might still be interest...

EDIT: I'd be doing it in a more of a follow-along type format, but that doesn't mean you'd have to of course

EDIT THE SECOND: Okee dokes, I'll do a building a website from scratch, starting tomorrow (Wednesday 11th February) at roughly 6:30pm 7:00pm GMT+00.

Here is my channel.

Hello, world!

I've been working on https://TripFate.com and thought it might be a good idea to share the story and motivation behind it.

I met my wife around 5 years ago - all thanks to being on the right flight at the right time. Funny thing is, I wasn't really supposed to be on that flight to Rome. As much as I loved traveling, I was a poor college student and I couldn't really afford the expensive flights.

And then it happened. I was looking for flights to random destinations after wrapping up my project report at 4 AM, and I found a round-trip ticket to Rome (from NYC) for ~$110! It was crazy because the usual prices are at least in the $350-400 range (if you're lucky).

I got super hooked to the idea of finding more trips for both myself and this girl I had met... ahem :D After I returned from the trip, I registered on a bunch of websites to get alerts if there was a price drop. I did get some good deals, but nothing was as crazy cheap as the one I had found for my trip to Rome.

I continued to manually find flights to 'random' destinations on Google flights and other websites, but it was a painful process. Plus, there was no way I could keep an eye on all these flight trackers 24x7 and create alerts for all the places that I really didn't know existed, but are AMAZING for travelers!

Being a student of Computer Science, I figured there must be some way for me to automate my process of looking through multiple travel sites for amazing deals to random destinations I wanted to travel.

So that's what I did. I created a service for myself that'd look for flights from across the internet that really was 'great' for their price. In the beginning, it simply sent API requests and had a bunch of if-else statements. However, over the years, I've added a bunch of Machine Learning and Deep Learning tricks to the algorithm.

Moreover, I have instances of my 'smart travel finder' running on around 14 different servers around the world (who knew looking for a flight from India is cheaper sometimes!).

I started getting lots of really interesting flights: ~$170 round-trip to Cancun, ~$230 to Paris, ~$340 to India... and so I decided to share it with family and friends and friends of friends. Once the list grew to over 200, I thought maybe people would be interested in paying for the service, and that's how TripFate was born.

TripFate can be tried for free (for as long as you want) and costs $25/year for the premium plan to cover the costs of the servers and allow me to dedicate more time for further development and support. I am not sure where this brainchild of mine will eventually end up, but it's definitely been a great experience so far!

I know this post didn't really go over the technical aspects, but please let me know if anyone has any questions and I'd be glad to answer them!

Thanks for reading!

Discovered it a few weeks ago on reddit, seriously it's awesome, having someone livecoding in front of me keeps me motivated !

This is just a thank you !