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Feedback wanted: open sourced house hunting project

For several months I worked on an idea to help people hunt for properties to buy or rent. For various reasons I realised I wasn't going to be able to complete it to the level needed to monetise it. This weekend I decided to open source it:

https://github.com/etewiah/house-hunting-kanban

Would love to get some feedback about this decision. Is it something you would've done? Are there some risks I need to be aware off? Many thanks.

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    Update. I have now significantly improved the product and released it here:

    https://propertysquares.com/

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    I see in your project that it's using Vuejs right? Curious what you think about it. I've mainly worked with React for web dev so far & exploring other stuff to solve new problems that come up - primarily server side rendering. I want to be able to build quick pages for some new projects & pair them with something like Airtable for a DB - looking at Gatsbyjs right now.

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      I'm not doing server side rendering myself because when I investigated it about a year ago it was tricky to do. I use rails for the backend and I'm pretty happy with it. There are so many options now that its hard to evaluate and decide which is best. I like rails mainly because I've been using it for so long.

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        Nice to hear I'm not alone in investigating SSR haha. You're right so many options. My web toolset is React & Node for now but as I dive deeper into web dev I'm sure I'll explore more :D

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