DahieI deployed an update to https://www.kebus.app/ #Kebus (Geo based recommendation for local bus ticket apps).
This contains 5 new apps, 3 new regions and slightly search.
This contains 5 new apps, 3 new regions and slightly search.
Spontaneously held a lightning talk about #Kebus at #ViennaRB. I was asked about a map of coverage. This is the current state. I was also smart enough to forget to plug that I'm looking for a job. 😂
Latest update on #Kebus has a search on the frontpage where you can search for regions and cities. Also some more apps in Tunesia and Spain.
I added 6 more apps in France and Northmacedonia to #Kebus
So, I have over 70 Apps in 90 regions now online in #Kebus. What does that look like: still very spotty.
Also imagine, every app on average costs at least 1mio€ per year. What an idiotic waste…
Also imagine, every app on average costs at least 1mio€ per year. What an idiotic waste…
Added another 12 apps across US, Denmark, Czechia and Romania to #Kebus: https://www.kebus.app/apps
It's been a while, but I updated the app list of #Kebus adding 5 new apps and several new regions. Let me know if you have public transport ticket apps in your area that are missing. :)
I'm in Berlin and thanks to #Kebus I know which apps to I stall for local public transport tickets. https://www.kebus.app/ 😁
So funfact, for #Kebus I originally build a Rails app with Rails-Admin to have a management interface to collect the apps and regions before exporting to geojson and have it as a frontend-app without backend. Because I didnt want to put in the effort to setup a full production environment, I did all in the development database. Guess what I killed two weeks ago and can't get back working now. 🤣
Ich habe hier auch noch ein paar mehr Worte geschrieben was es mit #Kebus auf sich hat.