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Website for Pizza Restaurant Goes Live

I wasn't sure what to expect when I started. I knew working for your friends was considered a universally bad idea, but I just wanted to learn a bit more about .NET Core, Vue.js, Azure, and Entity Framework. I started with a template, but I got a little better at CSS when having no designs. Before I knew it, I had a brittle online ordering system running with a whole bunch of APIs (like Stripe, Google Maps for delivery distance, Send Grid for email, Twilio for text messages). This era probably lasted from about the beginning of July 2019 to the end of August 2019.

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    I would so like a website for my pizza shop now that you mention it. The thing is that I've only started around the time the pandemic hit, and I think I only got like a few weeks with dive-in, since then it's been just a takeaway business. I'm not mad though, because it allowed me to perfect my techniques. I have a big main oven, and I was thinking about investing in two more, but the portable type cause I found some that I liked in here https://pizzaovenradar.com/p/portable-pizza-oven-which-one-suits-your-needs/ and for the prices, I think it would be a really good investment for the growth of the business.

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      Cool, I'd love to demo you the current software. Where is your pizza shop located?

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    Congrats, it doesn't matter who are you working for, the result matters )

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