I definitely like the longer video. Your videos have a great simplicity and cadence to them, but I’ve also wanted them a little longer. This video was perfect.
Enjoyed the longer, more detailed look into your process. My favorite part was seeing how you built out the timer customization settings. It looks so good now.🎉
Love longer form videos! Also definitely keep up the way you talk about tech details, it’s super cool to learn how different pieces of your apps fit together even as a non-dev. Cant wait for the new budgeting app
I just discovered you channel and man this is some gooood content, I really like how you explain everything especially the design process of the feature. I'm building Electron apps too (just started) and I struggle a lot when planning and implementing features from design to code, and this type of content really helps me get a better idea on how to that. Thank you so much!!
@@raroque Thank you! Nothing in particular right now but maybe more technical stuff as I think the Electron scene lacks more content on how to build full applications from code to distribution!
Hi Chris, great video, really enjoyed the longer form. I'm wondering if you have found a solution for how you are going to sync user accounts and subscription data between the web app and the mobile app? I'm asking as I am currently trying to implement a similar system in my app, and would greatly appreciate if you had any advice.
Yes! Do you have any external database that lives outside the app (in my case it would be Firebase or Supabase) What I would do is save the subscription data to the database and have that be the "source of truth". Then on the web app you can use something like Stripe to collect payments and their webhooks to then update the database whenever the subscription changes. And on mobile, you can do the same thing with something like Revenuecat to collect payments and have it also update the database via webhook whenever it changes Then both apps will technically be looking at the database to figure out if there is an active subscription. Hope that helps a little!
@@raroque Wow, thank you for such a detailed reply. Yes I was planning on using firebase for authentication and stripe for payments on the web app. I was then going to make it so you can only sign up and subscribe on the web app, so the mobile app only has to provide login functionality via firebase.
More to come! Definitely by getting as much hands on experience as possible. Whether that means following tons of tutorials, doing a bootcamp or interning somewhere. Whatever you can do to build real things that you can physically use will help you level up as a developer
This is much better than short ones
Will keep them coming! 🫡
@@raroque Appreciate that 🙏 thank you
Great work! Have to catch up on the previous episodes haha
I definitely like the longer video. Your videos have a great simplicity and cadence to them, but I’ve also wanted them a little longer. This video was perfect.
Thanks for letting me know, feeling really inspired to keep pushing the length now 🙌
I really enjoyed watching this🌟
Thanks so much for watching! :)
more in depth contents like this one really helps a lot especially for someone like me who's a beginner. salamat!
Good to hear! Will try to make more of these :) thanks for watching
i downloaded it. It's stunning, simple, and easy to use. 🐶 If you add a chart for spending by month and week, it would be even better. That's my view.
Thanks for giving it a try!
Charts next week 👀
Enjoyed the longer, more detailed look into your process. My favorite part was seeing how you built out the timer customization settings. It looks so good now.🎉
Glad you liked it! 🥹 and that was probably my favorite part to work on haha
Great explanation, I prefer watching this instead of reading the "What's New" feed 😂
Thank you, glad this is more entertaining 😂
And thanks for being a user :)
Love longer form videos! Also definitely keep up the way you talk about tech details, it’s super cool to learn how different pieces of your apps fit together even as a non-dev. Cant wait for the new budgeting app
Good to hear! Appreciate hearing your perspective, hoping to get the new app out soon! 🙌
as a solution architect i love the walkthrough of this, great thoughts through this Chris!
Awesome to hear! Let me know if there is anything you want to see in the future :)
I just discovered you channel and man this is some gooood content, I really like how you explain everything especially the design process of the feature. I'm building Electron apps too (just started) and I struggle a lot when planning and implementing features from design to code, and this type of content really helps me get a better idea on how to that. Thank you so much!!
Appreciate that :)
let me know if there is anything you would like to see and good luck with your apps 🙌
@@raroque Thank you! Nothing in particular right now but maybe more technical stuff as I think the Electron scene lacks more content on how to build full applications from code to distribution!
Loved this long version!
Thank you! Good to hear :)
Yoo, thanks for mentioning ❤ and it was a awesome video, waiting for next one✌🏻
Glad to hear you liked it! Thanks for taking the time to comment on that least video, really had an impact on me 🙌
@@raroqueKeep growing 🤝❤️
This is fun, keep it up.
More videos soon 🫡
Your “v5 strategy” basically is a minimal event storming version also making use of the MVP technique.
Oh interesting, I've never heard of "event storming" before!
Uy, might try this
If you have any feedback, lmk! 🙌
Are you planning on adding a POMODORO feature, I would love that?
Absolutely will be adding this! Was actually added to the original version of the app but removed it bc at the time nobody used it :)
@@raroque That is so sad, I really hope to see it back in the app, especially with the new floating timer.
Hi Chris, great video, really enjoyed the longer form. I'm wondering if you have found a solution for how you are going to sync user accounts and subscription data between the web app and the mobile app? I'm asking as I am currently trying to implement a similar system in my app, and would greatly appreciate if you had any advice.
Yes! Do you have any external database that lives outside the app (in my case it would be Firebase or Supabase)
What I would do is save the subscription data to the database and have that be the "source of truth". Then on the web app you can use something like Stripe to collect payments and their webhooks to then update the database whenever the subscription changes. And on mobile, you can do the same thing with something like Revenuecat to collect payments and have it also update the database via webhook whenever it changes
Then both apps will technically be looking at the database to figure out if there is an active subscription. Hope that helps a little!
@@raroque Wow, thank you for such a detailed reply. Yes I was planning on using firebase for authentication and stripe for payments on the web app. I was then going to make it so you can only sign up and subscribe on the web app, so the mobile app only has to provide login functionality via firebase.
Nice video man, 14 to 15 minutes video are easier to watch for me ! How can I improve myself as a junior frontend dev?
More to come!
Definitely by getting as much hands on experience as possible. Whether that means following tons of tutorials, doing a bootcamp or interning somewhere. Whatever you can do to build real things that you can physically use will help you level up as a developer
Thanks man! will try that l have been developing few small products but been on and off l want to level up my game
Whats your github bro?
github.com/raroque/
but i basically have nothing public^
long videos are much better
more to come 🫡