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Ronald Langeveld

web3.js or ethers.js. These are the standard ones with a ton of support and tutorials, etc.

VSCode - My favourite text editor ever.
DBeaver - accessing databases remotely.
Insomnia - to test API's I'm building.
Telegram - Other than using it for communicating, I've made so many other use cases, especially once I started building bots for our home automation etc, server logs, etc.

Awesome! what automation for home did you build with telegram?

Yeap agreed. A while ago a company used some feedback I sent them privately over email, as a testimonial on their website, with my name and profile picture. πŸ€¦πŸΌβ€β™‚οΈ

I asked them to remove it.

I use Flutterwave. Haven't tried recurring, but have had about $6000 in payments made through them over the last few months, and everything transferred to my SA bank account . Everything smoothly. Support via both Twitter and Email super quick when I needed something. Drop me a message if you have any questions.

Shot Ronald. Good to have someone that's been through it. Will shout if I have a question. Are you in the Telegram group?

Perhaps use your own discretionary and decide for yourself whether a person would be a positive contributor to WIP - not only by constantly shipping and /done things with the bot, but being kinda active in the chat etc, that makes WIP what it is today in the broader sense.

And of course, by having said 'influencers', will probably increase the value of your product for a lot of users as a whole, simply by having them in the chat.

Also used Safetywing.... Never had to use it, but their coverage is pretty good for $37 /m.

Do you use vanilla python or a web framework like Flask or Django?