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  • TrKTrK Member

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    Thanked by 1orangejoose
  • BeniskickbuttBeniskickbutt Member

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    LOL! Totally understandable, you having most of your ecommerce on Shopify. BTW, how much are you paying them? I am guessing API is a paid feature as well?

    API isn't paid... But I pay like 2.5K a month for a single store...

    wow, thats ruppes right or usd? Is it based on commisson/sales or do you just have to pay them some sort of flat rate per month? Flat rate might be better if you can scale but wouldnt be nice if you dont do much in sales..

    INR :smile:

    Thats what i thought. Not too bad i guess depending on how much other revune you are making. also side note trk: i feel like you are the only one with some sucessful projects in here ;)

    Thanked by 1TrK
  • TrKTrK Member

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    LOL! Totally understandable, you having most of your ecommerce on Shopify. BTW, how much are you paying them? I am guessing API is a paid feature as well?

    Is shopify much better than woocommerce? I had some comments but they got lost somewhere. I had interest in setting up a little shop for family but dont realy know the best resource to do that. Something to throw up a basic shop would be nice. Dont get marketing power of something like etsy behidn you though

    If you want a readymade solution that will save you a lot of headache with the setup and all, Shopify all the way. If you are ready to put the work in, coding plugins and themes and customising it heavily, WooCommerce is better and opensource. WooCommerce has the benefit of being highly customisable, but, if youa re looking for a quick way to get started, Shopify all the way.

    Shopify is stricly paid though right? Im ok with it taking some time. My projects always take for ever and its not super urgent, just another pet project for family. If woocomcerce is free and open source, i'll probably check that ou first. Too many blocking walls because of complications and i'll quickly jump ship to shopify if its that much easier. Just dont want to lose to much of what little profit potential it has due to shopify fees.

    Oh yes, if it's not a business guaranteed to make money from Day 1, my personal suggestion is to maybe spend some time setting it up on WooCommerce, let the bsuiness catch some traction and then make a move to Shopify.
    And yes, Shopify only has paid tiers, though they do offer a free trial. Maybe just try both of them for a little while before making the decision.

    i can hook you a development only store and you can play with it without taking and trial or putting any payment information. :smile:

    Thanked by 1noob404
  • TrKTrK Member

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    LOL! Totally understandable, you having most of your ecommerce on Shopify. BTW, how much are you paying them? I am guessing API is a paid feature as well?

    API isn't paid... But I pay like 2.5K a month for a single store...

    wow, thats ruppes right or usd? Is it based on commisson/sales or do you just have to pay them some sort of flat rate per month? Flat rate might be better if you can scale but wouldnt be nice if you dont do much in sales..

    INR :smile:

    Thats what i thought. Not too bad i guess depending on how much other revune you are making. also side note trk: i feel like you are the only one with some sucessful projects in here ;)

    i don't think so, they are just running i won't say i am getting any revenue out of them right now though...

  • xpress7xpress7 Member

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    already started without me? :p

  • BeniskickbuttBeniskickbutt Member

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    LOL! Totally understandable, you having most of your ecommerce on Shopify. BTW, how much are you paying them? I am guessing API is a paid feature as well?

    Is shopify much better than woocommerce? I had some comments but they got lost somewhere. I had interest in setting up a little shop for family but dont realy know the best resource to do that. Something to throw up a basic shop would be nice. Dont get marketing power of something like etsy behidn you though

    If you want a readymade solution that will save you a lot of headache with the setup and all, Shopify all the way. If you are ready to put the work in, coding plugins and themes and customising it heavily, WooCommerce is better and opensource. WooCommerce has the benefit of being highly customisable, but, if youa re looking for a quick way to get started, Shopify all the way.

    Shopify is stricly paid though right? Im ok with it taking some time. My projects always take for ever and its not super urgent, just another pet project for family. If woocomcerce is free and open source, i'll probably check that ou first. Too many blocking walls because of complications and i'll quickly jump ship to shopify if its that much easier. Just dont want to lose to much of what little profit potential it has due to shopify fees.

    Oh yes, if it's not a business guaranteed to make money from Day 1, my personal suggestion is to maybe spend some time setting it up on WooCommerce, let the bsuiness catch some traction and then make a move to Shopify.
    And yes, Shopify only has paid tiers, though they do offer a free trial. Maybe just try both of them for a little while before making the decision.

    i can hook you a development only store and you can play with it without taking and trial or putting any payment information. :smile:

    i may hit you up on that offer if you are serious ;) need to wait until holiday times die down though and i have some more freetime. I'll keep it n mind, thanks!

  • BeniskickbuttBeniskickbutt Member

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    LOL! Totally understandable, you having most of your ecommerce on Shopify. BTW, how much are you paying them? I am guessing API is a paid feature as well?

    API isn't paid... But I pay like 2.5K a month for a single store...

    wow, thats ruppes right or usd? Is it based on commisson/sales or do you just have to pay them some sort of flat rate per month? Flat rate might be better if you can scale but wouldnt be nice if you dont do much in sales..

    INR :smile:

    Thats what i thought. Not too bad i guess depending on how much other revune you are making. also side note trk: i feel like you are the only one with some sucessful projects in here ;)

    i don't think so, they are just running i won't say i am getting any revenue out of them right now though...

    Hitting break even though atleast? It seems like you have a pretty wide span of knoweldge and i can only imagine that is because you've had so many things actually get shipped and they see the light of day

  • noob404noob404 Member

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    What's the occasion?

  • noob404noob404 Member

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    LOL! Totally understandable, you having most of your ecommerce on Shopify. BTW, how much are you paying them? I am guessing API is a paid feature as well?

    Is shopify much better than woocommerce? I had some comments but they got lost somewhere. I had interest in setting up a little shop for family but dont realy know the best resource to do that. Something to throw up a basic shop would be nice. Dont get marketing power of something like etsy behidn you though

    If you want a readymade solution that will save you a lot of headache with the setup and all, Shopify all the way. If you are ready to put the work in, coding plugins and themes and customising it heavily, WooCommerce is better and opensource. WooCommerce has the benefit of being highly customisable, but, if youa re looking for a quick way to get started, Shopify all the way.

    Shopify is stricly paid though right? Im ok with it taking some time. My projects always take for ever and its not super urgent, just another pet project for family. If woocomcerce is free and open source, i'll probably check that ou first. Too many blocking walls because of complications and i'll quickly jump ship to shopify if its that much easier. Just dont want to lose to much of what little profit potential it has due to shopify fees.

    Oh yes, if it's not a business guaranteed to make money from Day 1, my personal suggestion is to maybe spend some time setting it up on WooCommerce, let the bsuiness catch some traction and then make a move to Shopify.
    And yes, Shopify only has paid tiers, though they do offer a free trial. Maybe just try both of them for a little while before making the decision.

    i can hook you a development only store and you can play with it without taking and trial or putting any payment information. :smile:

    Mind if I take you up on that offer in a few months?

  • noob404noob404 Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    already started without me? :p

    What's your poison?

  • orangejooseorangejoose Member

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    already started without me? :p

    What's your poison?

    Galaxy Gas and Everclear, just kidding!

  • BeniskickbuttBeniskickbutt Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    already started without me? :p

    I think its the only way many of us can cope with this thread at this point ;) Cant wait for everyone to show up to start that party

  • noob404noob404 Member

    @orangejoose said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    already started without me? :p

    What's your poison?

    Galaxy Gas and Everclear, just kidding!

    Oh that just reminded me, still have to watch the new Boys season.

  • BeniskickbuttBeniskickbutt Member

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    What's the occasion?

    its his coping mechanism for the lappy ;) I kid though @TrK , you shall see a lappy i know it..

    Thanked by 1TrK
  • BeniskickbuttBeniskickbutt Member

    @orangejoose said:

    @noob404 said:

    @xpress7 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    already started without me? :p

    What's your poison?

    Galaxy Gas and Everclear, just kidding!

    So it never quite hit me but i didnt realize superman is also immune to poison gases... I gues that comes along with the only weakness being kryptonite thing.

  • noob404noob404 Member

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    What's the occasion?

    its his coping mechanism for the lappy ;) I kid though @TrK , you shall see a lappy i know it..

    He did mention that he occasionally drinks. Was just checking to see if there was an occasion, like his marriage being finalised or something :lol:

  • BeniskickbuttBeniskickbutt Member

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    What's the occasion?

    its his coping mechanism for the lappy ;) I kid though @TrK , you shall see a lappy i know it..

    He did mention that he occasionally drinks. Was just checking to see if there was an occasion, like his marriage being finalised or something :lol:

    I dont think TrK sounded like he was ready to host that funeral yet if you know what i mean ;)

  • noob404noob404 Member

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    What's the occasion?

    its his coping mechanism for the lappy ;) I kid though @TrK , you shall see a lappy i know it..

    He did mention that he occasionally drinks. Was just checking to see if there was an occasion, like his marriage being finalised or something :lol:

    I dont think TrK sounded like he was ready to host that funeral yet if you know what i mean ;)

    Oh yah. But, you can't know when that day comes.

  • TrKTrK Member

    @xpress7 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    already started without me? :p

    JK you know it....

  • noob404noob404 Member

    Okay everyone. It's getting late here. See you guys tomorrow then. Good night!

  • TrKTrK Member

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    LOL! Totally understandable, you having most of your ecommerce on Shopify. BTW, how much are you paying them? I am guessing API is a paid feature as well?

    Is shopify much better than woocommerce? I had some comments but they got lost somewhere. I had interest in setting up a little shop for family but dont realy know the best resource to do that. Something to throw up a basic shop would be nice. Dont get marketing power of something like etsy behidn you though

    If you want a readymade solution that will save you a lot of headache with the setup and all, Shopify all the way. If you are ready to put the work in, coding plugins and themes and customising it heavily, WooCommerce is better and opensource. WooCommerce has the benefit of being highly customisable, but, if youa re looking for a quick way to get started, Shopify all the way.

    Shopify is stricly paid though right? Im ok with it taking some time. My projects always take for ever and its not super urgent, just another pet project for family. If woocomcerce is free and open source, i'll probably check that ou first. Too many blocking walls because of complications and i'll quickly jump ship to shopify if its that much easier. Just dont want to lose to much of what little profit potential it has due to shopify fees.

    Oh yes, if it's not a business guaranteed to make money from Day 1, my personal suggestion is to maybe spend some time setting it up on WooCommerce, let the bsuiness catch some traction and then make a move to Shopify.
    And yes, Shopify only has paid tiers, though they do offer a free trial. Maybe just try both of them for a little while before making the decision.

    i can hook you a development only store and you can play with it without taking and trial or putting any payment information. :smile:

    i may hit you up on that offer if you are serious ;) need to wait until holiday times die down though and i have some more freetime. I'll keep it n mind, thanks!

    You are more than welcome......

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  • TrKTrK Member

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    LOL! Totally understandable, you having most of your ecommerce on Shopify. BTW, how much are you paying them? I am guessing API is a paid feature as well?

    API isn't paid... But I pay like 2.5K a month for a single store...

    wow, thats ruppes right or usd? Is it based on commisson/sales or do you just have to pay them some sort of flat rate per month? Flat rate might be better if you can scale but wouldnt be nice if you dont do much in sales..

    INR :smile:

    Thats what i thought. Not too bad i guess depending on how much other revune you are making. also side note trk: i feel like you are the only one with some sucessful projects in here ;)

    i don't think so, they are just running i won't say i am getting any revenue out of them right now though...

    Hitting break even though atleast? It seems like you have a pretty wide span of knoweldge and i can only imagine that is because you've had so many things actually get shipped and they see the light of day

    that i can say... managing breakeven somehow...

  • BeniskickbuttBeniskickbutt Member

    @noob404 said:
    Okay everyone. It's getting late here. See you guys tomorrow then. Good night!

    See ya tomorrow noob! Good stuff today, get that sweet sweet rest and come back ready to rock tomorrow!

  • TrKTrK Member

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    What's the occasion?

    its his coping mechanism for the lappy ;) I kid though @TrK , you shall see a lappy i know it..

    He did mention that he occasionally drinks. Was just checking to see if there was an occasion, like his marriage being finalised or something :lol:

    nah nothing of shorts... i am just drinking redbull..... someone might have spiked it....

  • noob404noob404 Member

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:
    Okay everyone. It's getting late here. See you guys tomorrow then. Good night!

    See ya tomorrow noob! Good stuff today, get that sweet sweet rest and come back ready to rock tomorrow!

    Sure, dude. Will see you tomorrow then. Keep the party alive !

  • noob404noob404 Member

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    What's the occasion?

    its his coping mechanism for the lappy ;) I kid though @TrK , you shall see a lappy i know it..

    He did mention that he occasionally drinks. Was just checking to see if there was an occasion, like his marriage being finalised or something :lol:

    nah nothing of shorts... i am just drinking redbull..... someone might have spiked it....

    Yah, I have a suspect for who might have spiked it. His handle starts with T and ends with K.

  • TrKTrK Member

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    What's the occasion?

    its his coping mechanism for the lappy ;) I kid though @TrK , you shall see a lappy i know it..

    He did mention that he occasionally drinks. Was just checking to see if there was an occasion, like his marriage being finalised or something :lol:

    nah nothing of shorts... i am just drinking redbull..... someone might have spiked it....

    Yah, I have a suspect for who might have spiked it. His handle starts with T and ends with K.

    :joy: might be possible :joy:

  • BeniskickbuttBeniskickbutt Member

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    LOL! Totally understandable, you having most of your ecommerce on Shopify. BTW, how much are you paying them? I am guessing API is a paid feature as well?

    API isn't paid... But I pay like 2.5K a month for a single store...

    wow, thats ruppes right or usd? Is it based on commisson/sales or do you just have to pay them some sort of flat rate per month? Flat rate might be better if you can scale but wouldnt be nice if you dont do much in sales..

    INR :smile:

    Thats what i thought. Not too bad i guess depending on how much other revune you are making. also side note trk: i feel like you are the only one with some sucessful projects in here ;)

    i don't think so, they are just running i won't say i am getting any revenue out of them right now though...

    Hitting break even though atleast? It seems like you have a pretty wide span of knoweldge and i can only imagine that is because you've had so many things actually get shipped and they see the light of day

    that i can say... managing breakeven somehow...

    lots of people never even reach that point so thats still an ahcievement though. All of my projects have been sunk costs. The only thing i get out of them is the learning experience. It would be nice to get one thing that can make up for what i have paid so far then i'll be happy. Happy either way i guess but the first time i see any amount of $ that can even purchase food at the least, i'll be happy

  • BeniskickbuttBeniskickbutt Member

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    Yeah the words are too close. They shouldve gone for some different branding. Atleast its an an entirely different industry else we wouild have bigger problems here

    What do you mean? Spotify and Shopify are definitely interchangeable. 😋

    pardon me i was drunk :joy:

    What's the occasion?

    its his coping mechanism for the lappy ;) I kid though @TrK , you shall see a lappy i know it..

    He did mention that he occasionally drinks. Was just checking to see if there was an occasion, like his marriage being finalised or something :lol:

    nah nothing of shorts... i am just drinking redbull..... someone might have spiked it....

    I have a hunch it might have been @xpress7 trying to get you to settle down and get you out of the runnign for his lappy ;)

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  • TrKTrK Member

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @Beniskickbutt said:

    @TrK said:

    @noob404 said:

    @TrK said:

    @orangejoose said:
    It's frustrating that Spotify recently made changes to their Web API, revoking access for applications still in development mode. I had created an app that converted Spotify playlists to YouTube, and it was working perfectly—until, one day, it suddenly stopped without any prior warning. While it was disappointing, I managed to overcome this challenge by building my own database of songs and artists to streamline the process. Still, it's a reminder of the risks of relying on corporate APIs to develop apps. Spotify’s move definitely feels like gatekeeping.

    I turning blind I read Spotify as Shopify and was all worried until I saw youtube playlist 😂😂

    LOL! Totally understandable, you having most of your ecommerce on Shopify. BTW, how much are you paying them? I am guessing API is a paid feature as well?

    API isn't paid... But I pay like 2.5K a month for a single store...

    wow, thats ruppes right or usd? Is it based on commisson/sales or do you just have to pay them some sort of flat rate per month? Flat rate might be better if you can scale but wouldnt be nice if you dont do much in sales..

    INR :smile:

    Thats what i thought. Not too bad i guess depending on how much other revune you are making. also side note trk: i feel like you are the only one with some sucessful projects in here ;)

    i don't think so, they are just running i won't say i am getting any revenue out of them right now though...

    Hitting break even though atleast? It seems like you have a pretty wide span of knoweldge and i can only imagine that is because you've had so many things actually get shipped and they see the light of day

    that i can say... managing breakeven somehow...

    lots of people never even reach that point so thats still an ahcievement though. All of my projects have been sunk costs. The only thing i get out of them is the learning experience. It would be nice to get one thing that can make up for what i have paid so far then i'll be happy. Happy either way i guess but the first time i see any amount of $ that can even purchase food at the least, i'll be happy

    Sounds like a rough start, if you did proper planning executing strategies it's hard to imagine not making breakeven......

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