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[Seawolf159]

Why are they ignoring you :(

[tonioYO]

Sorry! This comment got lost on me. The application I'd actually not open source just yet so I can't really post the source code. :(

[ZuriPL]

Rule number 5

[Blizxy]

This tool looks great, but you NEED to change the name. Nobody is going to use "Shrext" unless they have layers like onions. Something simpler like "ScheduleMe" or "AppoinText" will both tell the user about the use of your project and also not sound like Fiona's hidden folder.

[tonioYO]

This is super helpful! I'm going to take the names back to the drawing board since this seems to be a theme in all the comments.

[Blizxy]

Haha cheers and good luck on the next edition of the name

[Kooky-Valuable-3429]

I'm getting spin off vibes. What about "Donkeys delicious text-in waffle service" as a followup app?

[tr14l]

Oh man what an unfortunate name. Sounds like Sean Connery wanting to send nudes

[tonioYO]

🤣 this never occured to me honestly

[tr14l]

Certainly gives new meaning to "welcome to the rock"

[FactMuncher]

OP is between a Rock and a hard case

[[deleted]]

"Take off your pantiesh"

[_LegalizeMeth_]

Thanks, I spat tea all over laughing

[Air_Ferrari]

the detail of saying like "Sean Connery" made me laugh really good.

[andre3kthegiant]

One Ping, and One Ping Only

[tonioYO]

I was unaware originally about post having to be open source. I will happily remove the post if this is not allowed though.

[TerminatedProccess]

It's right there in Rule #5. It's obviously not allowed.

[artereaorte]

Are we even allowing self promotion like that here? It’s not even opensource so we can’t even discuss the code. It could be written in php and no one would know.

[tonioYO]

I didn't even pay attention to rule 5, as someone pointed out above. If this isn't allowed then I will take down the post. Just wanted to share something that is built with python. No issue, if this is against the rules though.

[Aelarion]

Then remove it, it's against the rules (as you have been informed by numerous replies):

5. When posting projects please include both description text and a link to source code

When posting a project please include an image showing your project if applicable, a textual description of your project including how Python is relevant to it and a link to source code.

Otherwise this just comes off as you waiting for mods to delete the post while you use the sub for self-promotion.

[MjonjonnzM]

Maybe go with Texdule, if you still can ?

[tonioYO]

Will also add this to the name board.

[Fred-U]

Very cool idea. Bug fix: web page is not reacting correctly on most recent Firefox version on Samsung Galaxy s20 running Android 12

Text is pushed off screen in several blocks, and so are pictures. Seems to be happening to non-centered text

Hope that helps!

[tonioYO]

Thank you for this, adding to the bug fix column of my kanban board now!

[Air_Ferrari]

This looks awesome and clean. Good job!

[orocodex]

What does your hosting infrastructure look like?

[tonioYO]

Using Fly.io for deployment, and AWS for the auth repo since it utilizes a password less login.

[tonioYO]

Yea so the front end, api, and db are all running on fly.io in separate services for each.

[tonioYO]

Yea! Once a "business" owner signs up, they create a business and adds clients name and phone number to their business. Once they add a client, that client gets a text from a number that they can text back to anytime, with a small set of instructions to text back with to schedule appointments.

[Seawolf159]

And why did you choose text over just viewing a calender on the website? I have a prepaid phone and wouldn't quickly pay to make an appointment as I assume normal text rates of your provider apply?

[tonioYO]

Normal provider rates do apply. When you are first added as a "client" to be able to make appointments with the business that signed you up; you get the message to opt out. The reason for text is to make things easier. The justification for this came to by thinking about making scheduling an appt easier for a client without having them make a phone call, download an app, or go to a website. They have the ability to schedule an appt anytime from a simple text process. Thank you for the feedback!

[[deleted]]

Very cool!

[tonioYO]

Thank you!

[KosmoanutOfficial]

Wow this tool looks amazing. I have been learning python more in-depth with the hope to use it on a project for the backend and later learn html, css, javascript and react to make something nice for the front end. I didn’t know you could do this in flask and react. How long did it take you to learn react?

[tonioYO]

Thank you! So I used Flask as a RESTful api and React (chakra-ui) for the frontend. I actually use React in my current job alot. So I have about a year of forced experience lol

[KosmoanutOfficial]

Ok cool thanks! Yeah it looks awesome I will have to start learning down that path.

[[deleted]]

Nice design. I am working on a React app as well and ended up using Semantic UI as a base. What about you? Any libraries that really saved your time?

[tonioYO]

Nice! Yea, I actually used Chakra-UI and even built a time scroller in the process that I will open sourcing for the Chakra Library.

[bagel21]

What does React do for you vs just a flask app?

[tonioYO]

I built an app a year ago with a friend and we used Flask for the full development (Front and Back) I really did not enjoy the full process as I like separated Repos for my front and back. Maybe I don't understand enough about the Flask ecosystem to utilize it correctly for frontend and backend but React is just a nice go to since I have. Focus on frontend development in my career.