Getting the first few views on YouTube for a not-so-well-known channel can be tough, and you have built a platform for a noble cause. But how you'll get the first few views consistently is a question in itself.
Happy building, mate.
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 changes occur or built scraping scripts. Not sure if the effort is worth it, yet.
- The javascript and python runtimes are hosted on AWS. With the sandbox editor, resources are shared and code is executed in sandboxed VMs. For signed in users, each user is given a fully isolated environment with their own resources.
- typescript: We'd love to add it, though we haven't decided when to do so yet. If more people request it we will surely expedite it!
- environment variables are stored in AWS Dynamo DB and are encrypted at rest
- Intellisense for installed packages: would love to add this soon as well, though like Typescript, still on the backlog for now. Would love to hear any other ideas for enhancing the editor experience if you have them! Happy to chat more anytime - nick@napkin.io
Hey! Thanks for the questions and feedback. We have a single project on Vercel to host the Next.js frontend but that's the extent of our usage there, and our usage is mostly static with some SSR to fetch user and public functions.
