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Introduction of AddressRoulette.com

I recently launched AddressRoulette - a website to generate random address data. I decided to create such a website because working as FrontEnd Developer, I often need randomly generated address data to test e-commerce websites. Most random generators are full of ads and intuitive and I wanted to create something transparent and simple to use.

Currently, this is an MVP product. I want to check if the website will be visited and used. In the future, I plan to add many features, including web browser extension to generate random addresses.

TechStack

Websiste is made of two parts:

Backend part is made in Python and Faker package (https://github.com/joke2k/faker).

Frontend part is created with Nuxt.js (https://nuxtjs.org).

Both are hosted on Vercel (https://vercel.com).

Ideas for the future

In the future, I want to add more areas to generate random addresses (mainly US states), add the possibility to choose if the address should be fake or real.

I want to create browser extension to easily generate and fill-in forms on websites.

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AddressRoulette
on January 27, 2023
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