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https://www.suprsend.com/post/from-guesswork-to-clarity-how-suprsend-fixes-notification-observability | From Guesswork to Clarity: How SuprSend Fixes Notification Observability Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Product From Guesswork to Clarity: How SuprSend Fixes Notification Observability Kavyapriya Sethu • September 5, 2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS Between the moment your system sends a notification request and the moment your user actually receives the message, a lot happens. A trigger fires. A workflow runs. Smart routing logic kicks in. Templates render. User preferences are checked. Messages hit external providers. And plenty more. And somewhere in this chaos, something can break. Complete observability means seeing every single one of those steps—without blind spots. You should be able to trace: The request you sent How the workflow logic executed Which channels were finalized based on preference and user channel evaluation. What each provider responded with And ultimately: What exactly did the user see? It’s the difference between hoping something worked—and knowing it did. The Visibility Gap — Why Debugging Notifications Sucks Whether you’ve built your own notification system or use a marketing automation platform, debugging delivery issues often feels like a scavenger hunt. If you integrate directly with channel vendor APIs You’ll face this classic mess: Email failures? Check SendGrid logs. Push issues? Go to Firebase. SMS delivery? Log into Twilio. Logic bugs? Check your internal notification queue trace. Now you are going down the rabbit hole of jumping between dashboards, comparing timestamps, chasing IDs and trying to manually piece together insights that will help you debug the issues. It's painful. And because it's painful, teams have become reactive—nobody checks until something breaks. If you use most martech platforms You get pretty dashboards with cumulative numbers. What you don’t get: A traceable path for a specific user Structured logs from providers Clear input → output → result mapping Error messages that actually help You might know how many requests were delivered but there’s no way to figure out why there is a gap and how to solve it. And when someone asks, “What happened to this notification for this user?” , there’s no simple answer. And building this in-house? It is complex. To get end-to-end observability, you’d need to engineer: Trace consistency across every stage of your notification pipeline—workflow logic, preference evaluation, and message orchestration. Moreover, vendor responses need to be normalized across channels, so you can track delivery the same way whether you use one vendor or switch to another. Storing high-cardinality notification event traces at scale. UI to read user-level audit trails for non-tech teams Aggregation, correlation, and search Alerting and anomaly detection And plenty more… That’s a lot of work and most tools today just don’t offer it out of the box. Why Being Reactive Hurts When logs are hard to use, they become a last resort. But here’s what you lose when you’re flying blind: Users suffer before you know something is wrong: Missed password resets. Silent payment failures. Broken onboarding flows. These aren’t edge cases. They’re real users, already impacted by the time you decide to “check the logs.” Incident response slows to a crawl: Every minute spent jumping between dashboards is a minute users are still affected. Poor visibility = longer downtime and frustrated teams. You miss early warnings: Most issues don’t explode—they creep in. A 1% drop in delivery today becomes 10% next week. Without real-time visibility, early failure signals stay buried. Ops time goes to waste: Trying to debug across fragmented logs is like finding a typo in a warehouse of printed PDFs. Your team spends hours chasing threads instead of fixing root causes. You risk compliance and security: If you're in fintech, healthcare, or any regulated industry, “we think it was delivered” doesn’t cut it. Missed audit trails and failed messages can mean fines, lost customers, or worse. SuprSend’s Take on Notification Observability At SuprSend, we built observability into the core of our infrastructure—from API request to final message, you can access all this from the Logs tab in the SuprSend dashboard. Here's what a typical flow looks like And everything is structured, filterable, searchable, and cross-linked, and above all, quick to access and debug Track every API/SDK request Request Logs capture a clean snapshot of every notification request made to SuprSend. Request Logs in SuprSend You get: Histogram view at a glance: See spikes, dips, failures, and completions over time in one easy-to-scan chart. Drag to zoom into a specific time window and instantly filter down to relevant data. Powerful, accessible filters: Filter by user ID, idempotency key, API type, status, or any metadata to quickly trace specific issues Full payload visibility: See exactly what was sent and what came back. Every request, response, and webhook status is captured and visible in the UI. Color-coded clarity: Quickly spot what worked (green), what failed (red), and what was partially processed (orange) Helpful error messages: Not just “failed”—you get clear failure reasons with quick reference of how to resolve them. This gives developers immediate visibility into what was sent, what failed (and why), and what happened next—without digging through individual logs.” Visualize every workflow execution If your request kicks off a workflow, we trace it step-by-step. Workflow Execution Logs in SuprSend You get: See the trend at a glance: A single-glance histogram shows the status of all workflow executions over time—just like request logs. Quickly find the exact workflow run: Apply quick filters by workflow slug, user ID, tenant, status, or idempotency key to zero in on the exact execution you need. Trace every step of the workflow: Get a magnified view of each workflow execution. What was the trigger payload What functions or conditions were applied during the run How did the user flow through different branches in the workflow What channels were selected after preference evaluation Whether the user completed the workflow or exited earlier due to some error Every step is color-coded: green for success, red for failure, yellow for skipped or conditional exits. You can also see the failure reason and their resolution. Sent notifications and their engagement status: opens, clicks, views All visualized. All filterable. All fast. Debug what was sent to users across channels with Message Logs (New!) Message Logs provide a centralized, channel-agnostic view of every single message that was sent, over email, SMS, push, in-app messages, and even outbound webhooks. Message Logs What makes it awesome: At a glance charts: Visual trend of the all the historical requests along with their status: Processing, Completed, Failed Advanced filters: Use drag-to-zoom right on the charts to drill into specific time ranges or failure spikes. Find the problem in seconds. Message previews : See the exact content a user received—including dynamic, personalized data. Great for compliance audits or just checking what’s resonating. Clear error reasons : From missing template variables or vendor delivery failures—track why the message couldn’t be sent to the user and how to fix it. Track real user interactions: Know if a message was delivered, seen, or clicked. Use this data to improve content, timing, and channel strategy. Follow the trail: Quickly jump from a message log to its corresponding workflow execution. Understand the entire journey and see what happened historically in workflow execution that led to this message. Monitor campaigns With Broadcast Logs For bulk sends like product announcements, feature rollouts, or incident alerts, SuprSend offers Broadcast Logs. These track messages sent via Lists to large audiences. You get accumulative logs of all users targeted and step-by-step status of the broadcast. Broadcast Executions What This Unlocks for You SuprSend brings observability from “check it when things break” to “build with confidence from the start.” So you can See everything, miss nothing: Full traceability into all the executed steps Debug faster: Resolve delivery issues in minutes, not hours Answer support questions fast: Customer asks “I didn’t get the email?”—you can quickly check message log for the answer Stay compliant: Track and prove delivery of regulatory or financial alerts Inform product decisions: PMs get visibility into message performance without digging into logs or code Real-World Use Cases: A Look Inside SuprSend Let’s look at common issues teams face—and how SuprSend helps you solve them instantly: Use case 1: “The request was sent, but nothing happened.” What’s likely happening: The initial request was malformed, didn’t match an active workflow, or had user/channel data issues. Where to look in SuprSend: Request Logs Use Case 2: “Some users aren’t getting messages.” What’s likely happening: The workflow ran, but failed at a specific step—maybe due to missing user preferences, delivery suppression logic, or partial channel failures. Where to look in SuprSend: Workflow Execution Logs Use Case 3: “A customer said they didn’t receive the notification.” What’s likely happening: The message failed silently due to a vendor-side issue, missing template, or personalization error. Where to look in SuprSend: Message Logs Search by user, workflow, or message ID See the full message metadata, channel status, and error reason Preview the exact message that was generated (or failed) Use Case 4: “I need to prove this message was delivered for compliance.” What’s likely happening: You're asked to show delivery proof for a regulatory or critical alert message (e.g. in Fintech, HealthTech). Where to look in SuprSend: Message Preview in Message logs. Use Case 5: “We sent a campaign and the overall delivery rate is just 60%.” What’s likely happening: Broadcast was sent via a List. Some users have opted out of the notification category. And for some users, messages bounced due to inactive/incorrect channel information. Where to look in SuprSend: Broadcast Logs What’s Next: Smarter Insights and Alerts Observability doesn’t stop at logs. Here’s what’s coming soon to SuprSend: 1. Analytics, leveled up Smarter insights across users, templates, and logs. You can see what’s working (or not) with engagement, delivery, and vendor performance. Compare workflows and template versions to see what’s performing better. Spot notification overload, and build custom dashboards with alerts. 2. Alerts that actually help Set custom triggers for failure patterns. And, notify the right teams before users notice. Final Thoughts When notifications matter, “Message Sent” isn’t good enough. You need to know what happened, why, and what to do about it. SuprSend gives you the visibility your team needs. From first trigger to final click, our logs help you debug, optimize, and ship with confidence. Want to see how it works with your use case? Try SuprSend today ! 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https://www.linkedin.com/company/ruul | Ruul | LinkedIn Skip to main content LinkedIn Top Content People Learning Jobs Games Sign in Join for free Ruul Software Development Sell anything, get paid anywhere. Great for freelancers, creators & indie sellers. Follow Discover all 38 employees Report this company About us Ruul, previously known as Rimuut, emerged in 2017, born out of a vision to redefine flexible work with efficiency, compatibility, and universality at its core. Ruul began as a solution in invoicing and payment collection, aiding 20,000 organizations and 75,000 freelancers globally. Its growth has been propelled by recent shifts in the work landscape. Rebranded as Ruul in late 2022, the name embodies "ruling"—a nod to the emerging flexible work culture valuing autonomy, where professionals govern their work arrangements aligned with their values and interests. Ruul is here to lead the change in work dynamics for people to be able, motivated, and entitled to self-govern their careers and lives autonomously. Website https://ruul.io External link for Ruul Industry Software Development Company size 11-50 employees Headquarters Malmö Type Privately Held Founded 2017 Specialties Compliance, Global hiring, Remote work, Workforce management, Worktech, Finance, Freelance, Invoicing, Payment Collection, and Freelance Tax Locations Primary Hjälmaregatan 3 Malmö, 21118, SE Get directions 2093 Philadelphia Pike #6889 Claymont, Delaware 19703, US Get directions MASLAK MAH. AOS 55. SK. 42 A BLOK 2-25 Istanbul, Istanbul 34475, TR Get directions Narva mnt 5 Tallinn, 10117, EE Get directions Employees at Ruul Umut Güncan Aysu Karayazgan Mert Bulut Aypar Yilmazkaya See all employees Updates Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Edited Report this post Stablecoins aren’t a future concept for independent professionals, they’re infrastructure. At Ruul, we work with 120k freelancers, and nearly one-third of our payments now settle in stablecoins, proving that speed, cost efficiency, and programmability aren’t theoretical benefits. In this article, Eran Karaso , Chief Operating Officer at Ruul, breaks down what freelancers have already proven, and what GBTD needs to get right to succeed. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dW58_P45 Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. GBTD can deliver the infrastructure. globalbankingandfinance.com Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post We’re proud to be featured in a new article by Emmanuel Nwosu , highlighting how Ruul and MiniPay are working together to remove payment barriers for freelancers in emerging markets. Through our partnership, independents can invoice clients in familiar currencies and receive payouts in dollar-denominated stablecoins, instantly, and with the option to cash out to mobile money, all without needing a foreign bank account. Ruul operates in 190+ markets, and MiniPay’s reach across 60+ countries makes this integration a powerful, compliant bridge between traditional rails and on-chain spending power, especially in regions where legacy remittance channels are slow, costly, or unreliable. Full TechCabal article: https://lnkd.in/dtDFid7x 12 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this MiniPay 148 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eupqsuWc 8 Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this Opera 60,862 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Get started here: https://minipay.to 54 3 Comments Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents deserve systems that keep up with how they work. Through our partnership with MiniPay, you can now receive your earnings quickly, reliably, and with added rewards. Sell your services. Get paid better. #Ruul #Partnership #FutureOfWork #Independents 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Subscription-based services create predictable, long-term income, and they’re easier to set up than most people think. 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They built better systems.” Clear contracts, direct payment infrastructure, and automated follow-ups aren’t optional anymore, they’re the foundation of sustainable independent work. For full article: https://lnkd.in/dV2cDUt7 #IndependentWork #Payments #BusinessAge #Ruul #FutureOfWork 14 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents don’t need more platforms. They need clarity, a simple way to showcase what they do and get paid from anywhere. That’s why we built Ruul Space: • Your personal storefront • One link for everything you offer • Upload, share, sell globally • Professional, fast, and built for independents You already have the skills. Now you have the store, too. 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 2mo Report this post Talent isn’t enough anymore. You can have all the skills, but if clients can’t understand what you offer in seconds, you’ll lose them to someone who can. Freelancing has changed: → Tasks don’t sell. Outcomes do. → Hourly is outdated. Value wins. → Your service deserves a storefront. That’s why we built Ruul Space, a place where independents can package their services, show their value, and get paid fast, no admin, no invoices, no waiting. Because independence should feel simple. Your work. Your terms. Your pay button. Feel free to read more here on our blog to learn "How to sell freelance services" https://lnkd.in/dJ4UQbVz #Freelancing #Independents #Ruul #DigitalWork #FutureOfWork 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 2mo Report this post Chasing payments is not part of your job as a creator. You deliver. We ensure the payout arrives; fast, global, and transparent. Invoicing, taxes, and compliance are handled. 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Join us as we delve into the world of freelance income and explore the key determinants of the rates it generates, the most profitable industries, the types of skills, regional influences on rates, and other tactics and techniques for the best financial management for freelancers. Who is a Freelancer? Let’s start with defining. A freelancer is an independent contractor and a financially independent person who engages himself/herself in providing unique services to different clients for a payment. They work only for interim periods of time and for shorter times than long employment. They are able to convince more people to venture into freelancing since they are able to define when, where and why this work takes place. What Factors Affect the Earnings of a Freelancer? Diversity is one of the distinguishing high points about freelancing. Now a number of sectors of activities have been covered and included in their business. They include writing, graphic design, programming, social media management, consulting and so on. Pay differs depending on ability, competence, market demand for particular geographical areas, and delivery. Some of the knowledge and skill levels that can affect a freelancer's average payments include: 1. Expertise Skill Level Even if you are one of the cheapest senior freelancers, you can command the highest rates within a certain skill. Those with higher levels of expertise place more importance on higher rates of service. 2. Perceived Value Adequate experience on the part of the freelancers will always link them with quality work. Freelancers who are successful in the freelancing industry are in a position to deliver the best performance. Such quality work will encourage the clients to pay an additional fee. 3. Specialized Skills Specialized freelancers have a better likelihood of earning a higher income than general freelancers. Such freelancers are monopolies in the market, and for a client to work with them, they need to have high rates for their exceptional services and sometimes insight and solutions to some unique and complex situations. 4. Effectiveness and Efficiency People do not want to invest time and money in slow projects just because someone is too lazy to do their job as a freelancer. The majority of efficient and effective freelancers will end up saving the client’s time and money. With that, the client will be able to get more projects, and thus, the freelancer will have more income. 5. Demand for Services The more the market demand for an expert freelancer, the higher the paycheck. Freelancers need to constantly up-skill and increase experience to get access to higher pay. 6. Recommendations Connecting with clients through freelancing sites such as Upwork means clients will look for a verified freelancer who can deliver quality work. This will keep the client relying on and trusting the freelancer in regard to quality and timeliness. Also, the freelancer is sure to get better compensation rates as compared to every other freelancer that has been recommended. Average Freelancer Earnings by Industry Identifying the freelancer’s exact salary can be quite tricky. Why? Freelancing is based on a number of factors including the niche one has chosen to work in. Also, the various industry rates may depend on the regions where services will be delivered. Some of the common industries and their average pay are as follows Public Relations Manager These are the people who devise real business strategies for the expansion of the company. They primarily oversee and mitigate emergencies and create business contacts to orient the organization on the market. The experts in this industry will probably receive an average of $50 to $100, depending on their experience level. 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Writing and Content Creation The rates of editors, bloggers, copywriters, and content creators are usually moderate. Upwork professional writers can set their hourly rates from $15 to $80 depending on their chosen niche or the scale of the job at hand. What are the Top Paying Freelancing Skills? For those looking for alternative ways to make money or those who prefer to freelance part-time, they should make freelancing one of their options. With the internet and your phone, you can achieve your dream. Among the highest-paying jobs are: Among the highest-paying jobs are: Web Design This is the highest paying skill but self-taught as well. Freelancers can work without any formal learning or education. Web designers take care of the web designing process and management. Their earnings vary between $50 and $150 per hour. Copy-writing Copywriting is any form of writing or editing. The average income of a copywriter is $33 per hour. It mainly focuses on advertisement and social media content. Search Engine Optimization SEO is one of the most sought-after skills. It helps improve the ranking of the website thus acting as a source of income. A specialist in this area will charge $100 per hour. How Does Geographic Variation Affect Freelancing? The location of the client or freelancer will determine the rates. Other factors that may have an impact on the variations include: The Cost of Living Freelancers in cosmopolitan cities or cities with high cost of living will have to quote higher rates than those in rural areas with low cost of living. Suppliers’ Buyers in the Market. When the market demand for a particular skill is high compared to the supply, the person with expertise in the demanded skill commands the price. Economic Conditions The GDP and unemployment rate are the main parameters influencing the freelancing rate. Operating within developed economies will provide for high rates due to the high demand levels for the service. Secrets to Increased Freelancing Income Tips for Enhancing Your Freelancing Revenues Want to make as much money as possible? Is it the driving factor for you? Attitude and effective planning will be of great importance. Some of the strategies for unlocking your critical financial success are: Specialization As a freelancer, you focus on a particular skill set. This will provide good services because you will be proficient at it. This will result in more income and referrals. Create a Good Portfolio A portfolio where you present your past work and feedback on how clients are satisfied will improve the chances of asking for higher rates. Build your Network Being excellent with your clients and having those clients refer you to other clients positions you to get similar roles and, hence, get better remuneration. Continuous Skill Development and Learning Learning is a cycle; the more time you spend studying a particular technique, the more skilled you get. When you are a freelancer, it can be very rewarding to be an expert in your field compared to any other thing. Conclusion Are you sick and tired of local wire transfer agencies as a freelance writer? It is time to try Ruul! For cross-border transactions and for the best alternative ways to withdraw money in a hurry, we are ready to help you. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Umut Güncan With a degree in electronic engineering, Umut has over 15 years of experience in the industry. For the past 8 years, he has been leading tech and product teams at companies including Getir, specializing in crafting standout products that give these companies an edge. More Mastering Canva: A Beginner’s Guide on How to Use Canva Effectively Learn how to use Canva effectively with our comprehensive beginner's guide. 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The deployment to Clojars has not changed, as it was always to my personal account. Note: All references to the :tg/ namespace for keywords have been changed to :a/ as of 2.3.0. Goals Asami is both similar to and different from other graph databases. Some of the goals of the project are: Schema-less data . Data can be loaded without prior knowledge of its structures. Stable . Storage uses immutable structures to ensure that writes cannot lead to data corruption. Multiplatform . Asami runs on the Java Virtual Machine and on JavaScript platforms (browsers, node.js, etc). Ease of setup . Asami managed storage requires no provisioning, and can be created in a single statement. Pluggable . Storage is a pluggable system that allows for multiple storage types, both local and remote. Analytics . Graph analytics are provided by using internal mechanisms for efficiency. Asami is a schemaless database, meaning that data may be inserted with no predefined schema. This flexibility has advantages and disadvantages. It is easier to load and evolve data over time without a schema. However, functionality like upsert and basic integrity checking is not available in the same way as with a graph with a predefined schema. Optional schemas are on the roadmap to help with this. Asami also follows an Open World Assumption model, in the same way that RDF does. In practice, this has very little effect on the database, beyond what being schemaless provides. If you are new to graph databases, then please read our Introduction page . Asami has a query API that looks very similar to a simplified Datomic. More details are available in the Query documentation . Features There are several other graph databases available in the Clojure ecosystem, with each having their own focus. Asami is characterized by the following: Clojure and ClojureScript: Asami runs identically in both systems. Schema-less: Asami does not require a schema to insert data. Query planner: Queries are analyzed to find an efficient execution plan. This can be turned off. Analytics: Supports fast graph traversal operations, such as transitive closures, and can identify subgraphs. Integrated with Loom: Asami graphs are valid Loom graphs, via Asami-Loom . Open World Assumption: Related to being schema-less, Asami borrows semantics from RDF to lean towards an open world model. Pluggable Storage: Like Datomic, storage in Asami can be implemented in multiple ways. There are currently 2 in-memory graph systems, and durable storage available on the JVM. Usage Installing Using Asami requires Clojure or ClojureScript . Asami can be made available to clojure by adding the following to a deps.edn file: { :deps { org.clojars.quoll/asami { :mvn/version " 2.3.4 " } } } This makes Asami available to a repl that is launched with the clj or clojure commands. Alternatively, Asami can be added for the Leiningen build tool by adding this to the :dependencies section of the project.clj file: [org.clojars.quoll/asami " 2.3.4 " ] Important Note for databases before 2.1.0 Asami 2.1.0 now uses fewer files to manage data. This makes it incompatible with previous versions. To port data from an older store to a new one, use the asami.core/export-data function on a database on the previous version of Asami, and asami.core/import-data to load the data into a new connection. Running The Asami API tries to look a little like Datomic. Once a repl has been configured for Asami, the following can be copy/pasted to test the API: ( require '[asami.core :as d]) ; ; Create an in-memory database, named dbname ( def db-uri " asami:mem://dbname " ) ( d/create-database db-uri) ; ; Create a connection to the database ( def conn ( d/connect db-uri)) ; ; Data can be loaded into a database either as objects, or "add" statements: ( def first-movies [{ :movie/title " Explorers " :movie/genre " adventure/comedy/family " :movie/release-year 1985 } { :movie/title " Demolition Man " :movie/genre " action/sci-fi/thriller " :movie/release-year 1993 } { :movie/title " Johnny Mnemonic " :movie/genre " cyber-punk/action " :movie/release-year 1995 } { :movie/title " Toy Story " :movie/genre " animation/adventure " :movie/release-year 1995 }]) @( d/transact conn { :tx-data first-movies}) The transact operation returns an object that can be dereferenced (via clojure.core/deref or the @ macro) to provide information about the state of the database before and after the transaction. (A future in Clojure, or a delay in ClojureScript). Note that the transaction data can be provided as the :tx-data in a map object if other parameters are to be provided, or just as a raw sequence without the wrapping map. For more information about loading data and executing transact see the Transactions documentation . With the data loaded, a database value can be retrieved from the database and then queried. NB: The transact operation will be executed asynchronously on the JVM. Retrieving a database immediately after executing a transact will not retrieve the latest database. If the updated database is needed, then perform the deref operation as shown above, since this will wait until the operation is complete. ( def db ( d/db conn)) ( d/q '[ :find ?movie-title :where [?m :movie/title ?movie-title]] db) This returns a sequence of results, with each result being a sequence of the selected vars in the :find clause (just ?movie-title in this case): (["Explorers"] ["Demolition Man"] ["Johnny Mnemonic"] ["Toy Story"]) A more complex query could be to get the title, year and genre for all movies after 1990: ( d/q '[ :find ?title ?year ?genre :where [?m :movie/title ?title] [?m :movie/release-year ?year] [?m :movie/genre ?genre] [( > ?year 1990 )]] db) Entities found in a query can be extracted back out as objects using the entity function. For instance, the following is a repl session that looks up the movies released in 1995, and then gets the associated entities: ; ; find the entity IDs. This variation in the :find clause asks for a list of just the ?m variable => ( d/q '[ :find [?m ...] :where [?m :movie/release-year 1995 ]] db) ( :a/node-10327 :a/node-10326 ) ; ; get a single entity => ( d/entity db :a/node-10327 ) #:movie{ :title " Toy Story " , :genre " animation/adventure " , :release-year 1995 } ; ; get all the entities from the query => ( map #( d/entity db %) ( d/q '[ :find [?m ...] :where [?m :movie/release-year 1995 ]] db)) ( #:movie{:title " Toy Story " , :genre " animation/adventure " , :release-year 1995 } #:movie{ :title " Johnny Mnemonic " , :genre " cyber-punk/action " , :release-year 1995 }) See the Query Documentation for more information on querying. Refer to the Entity Structure documentation to understand how entities are stored and how to construct queries for them. Local Storage The above code uses an in-memory database, specified with a URL of the form asami:mem://dbname . Creating a database on disk is done the same way, but with the URL scheme changed to asami:local://dbname . This would create a database in the dbname directory. Local databases do not use keywords as entity IDs, as keywords use up memory, and a local database could be gigabytes in size. Instead, these are InternalNode objects. These can be created with asami.graph/new-node , or by using the readers in asami.graph . For instance, if the above code were all done with a local graph instead of a memory graph: => ( d/q '[ :find [?m ...] :where [?m :movie/release-year 1995 ]] db) ( #a/n " 3 " #a/n " 4 " ) ; ; get a single entity => ( require '[asami.graph :as graph]) => ( d/entity db ( graph/new-node 4 )) #:movie{ :title " Toy Story " , :genre " animation/adventure/comedy " , :release-year 1995 } ; ; nodes can also be read from a string, with the appropriate reader => ( set! *data-readers* graph/node-reader) => ( d/entity db #a/n " 4 " ) #:movie{ :title " Toy Story " , :genre " animation/adventure/comedy " , :release-year 1995 } Updates The Open World Assumption allows each attribute to be multi-arity. In a Closed World database an object may be loaded to replace those attributes that can only appear once. To do the same thing with Asami, annotate the attributes to be replaced with a quote character at the end of the attribute name. => ( def toy-story ( d/q '[ :find ?ts . :where [?ts :movie/title " Toy Story " ]] db)) => ( d/transact conn [{ :db/id toy-story :movie/genre' " animation/adventure/comedy " }]) => ( d/entity ( d/db conn) toy-story) #:movie{ :title " Toy Story " , :genre " animation/adventure/comedy " , :release-year 1995 } Addressing nodes by their internal ID can be cumbersome. They can also be addressed by a :db/ident field if one is provided. ( def tx ( d/transact conn [{ :db/ident " sense " :movie/title " Sense and Sensibility " :movie/genre " drama/romance " :movie/release-year 1996 }])) ; ; ask the transaction for the node ID, instead of querying ( def sense ( get ( :tempids @tx) " sense " )) ( d/entity ( d/db conn) sense) This returns the new movie. The :db/ident attribute does not appear in the entity: #:movie{ :title " Sense and Sensibility " , :genre " drama/romance " , :release-year 1996 } However, all of the attributes are still present in the graph: => ( d/q '[ :find ?a ?v :in $ ?s :where [?s ?a ?v]] ( d/db conn) sense) ([ :db/ident " sense " ] [ :movie/title " Sense and Sensibility " ] [ :movie/genre " drama/romance " ] [ :movie/release-year 1996 ]) The release year of this movie is incorrectly set to the release in the USA, and not the initial release. That can be updated using the :db/ident field: => ( d/transact conn [{ :db/ident " sense " :movie/release-year' 1995 }]) => ( d/entity ( d/db conn) sense) #:movie{ :title " Sense and Sensibility " , :genre " drama/romance " , :release-year 1995 } More details are provided in Entity Updates . Analytics Asami also has some support for graph analytics. These all operate on the graph part of a database value, which can be retrieved with the asami.core/graph function. NB: local graphs on disk are not yet supported. These will be available soon. Start by populating a graph with the cast of "The Flintstones" . So that we can refer to entities after they have been created, we can provide them with temporary ID values. These are just negative numbers, and can be used elsewhere in the transaction to refer to the same entity. We will also avoid the :tx-data wrapper in the transaction: ( require '[asami.core :as d]) ( require '[asami.analytics :as aa]) ( def db-uri " asami:mem://data " ) ( d/create-database db-uri) ( def conn ( d/connect db-uri)) ( def data [{ :db/id -1 :name " Fred " } { :db/id -2 :name " Wilma " } { :db/id -3 :name " Pebbles " } { :db/id -4 :name " Dino " :species " Dinosaur " } { :db/id -5 :name " Barney " } { :db/id -6 :name " Betty " } { :db/id -7 :name " Bamm-Bamm " } [ :db/add -1 :spouse -2 ] [ :db/add -2 :spouse -1 ] [ :db/add -1 :child -3 ] [ :db/add -2 :child -3 ] [ :db/add -1 :pet -4 ] [ :db/add -5 :spouse -6 ] [ :db/add -6 :spouse -5 ] [ :db/add -5 :child -7 ] [ :db/add -6 :child -7 ]]) ( d/transact conn data) Fred, Wilma, Pebbles, and Dino are all connected in a subgraph. Barney, Betty and Bamm-Bamm are connected in a separate subgraph. Let's find the subgraph from Fred: ( def db ( d/db conn)) ( def graph ( d/graph db)) ( def fred ( d/q '[ :find ?e . :where [?e :name " Fred " ]] db)) ( aa/subgraph-from-node graph fred) This returns the nodes in the graph, but not the scalar values. For instance: #{ :a/node-10330 :a/node-10329 :a/node-10331 :a/node-10332 } These nodes can be used as the input to a query to get their names: => ( d/q '[ :find [?name ...] :in $ [?n ...] :where [?n :name ?name]] db ( aa/subgraph-from-node graph fred)) ( "Fred" " Pebbles " " Dino " " Wilma " ) We can also get all the subgraphs: => ( count ( aa/subgraphs graph)) 2 ; ; execute the same query for each subgraph => ( map ( partial d/q '[ :find [?name ...] :where [?e :name ?name]]) ( aa/subgraphs graph)) (( "Fred" " Wilma " " Pebbles " " Dino " ) ( "Barney" " Betty " " Bamm-Bamm " )) Transitive Queries Asami supports transitive properties in queries. A property (or attribute) is treated as transitive if it is followed by a + or a * character. ( d/q '[ :find ?friend-of-a-friend :where [?person :name " Fred " ] [?person :friend+ ?foaf] [?foaf :name ?friend-of-a-friend]] db) This will find all friends, and friends of friends for Fred. Loom Asami also implements Loom via the Asami-Loom package. Include the following dependency for your project: [org.clojars.quoll/asami-loom "0.2.0"] Graphs can now be analyzed with Loom functions. If functions are provided to Loom, then they can be used to provide labels for creating a visual graph. The following creates some simple queries to get the labels for edges and nodes: ( require '[asami-loom.index]) ( require '[asami-loom.label]) ( require '[loom.io]) ( defn edge-label [g s d] ( str ( d/q '[ :find ?e . :in $ ?a ?b :where ( or [?a ?e ?b] [?b ?e ?a])] g s d))) ( defn node-label [g n] ( or ( d/q '[ :find ?name . :where [?n :name ?name]] g n) " - " )) ; ; create a PDF of the graph ( loom-io/view ( graph db) :fmt :pdg :alg :sfpd :edge-label edge-label :node-label node-label) Command Line Tool A command line tool is available to load data into an Asami graph and query it. This requires GraalVM CE 21.1.0 or later, and the native-image executable. Leiningen needs to see GraalVM on the classpath first, so if there are problems with building, check to see if this is the case. To build from sources: lein with-profile native uberjar lein with-profile native native This will create a binary called asami in the target directory. Execute with the -? flag for help: $ ./target/asami -? Usage: asami URL [-f filename] [-e query] [--help | -?] -? | --help: This help URL: the URL of the database to use. Must start with asami:mem://, asami:multi:// or asami:local:// -f filename: loads the filename into the database. A filename of "-" will use stdin. Data defaults to EDN. Filenames ending in .json are treated as JSON. -e query: executes a query. "-" (the default) will read from stdin instead of a command line argument. Multiple queries can be specified as edn (vector of query vectors) or ; separated. Available EDN readers: internal nodes - #a/n "node-id" regex - #a/r "[Tt]his is a (regex|regular expression)" Example: Loading a json file, and querying for keys (attributes) that are strings with spaces in them: asami asami:mem://tmp -f data.json -e ' :find ?a :where [?e ?a ?v][(string? ?a)][(re-find #a/r " " ?a)] ' The command will also work on local stores, which means that they can be loaded once and then queried multiple times. 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https://ruul.io/blog/7-steps-to-become-a-freelance-web-developer | 7 steps on how to become a freelance web developer I Ruul Blog Product Payment Requests Get paid anywhere. Sell Services Make your services buyable Sell Products Create once sell forever Subscriptions Get paid on repeat Ruul Space Your personel storefront. One link for everything you offer. Learn more Pricing Resources Partner Programs Referral Program Get 1% for life. Seriously. Affiliate Program Bring users, get paid Partners Let’s grow together. More Blog About us Support Brand Kit For Customers Log in Sign up For Businesses Login Sign up work 7 steps to become a freelance web developer Do you want to become a freelance web developer and not know how? Here we give only 7 steps for your freelance web development journey! Umut Güncan 5 min read RUUL FOR INDEPENDENCE You chose independence.We make sure you keep it. Sell your time, your talent, whatever you create or build always on your terms. Get started See Example This is also a heading This is a heading Key Points The need for freelance web developers is growing. This is due to various causes, including the expanding popularity of e-commerce, the increasing demand for mobile-friendly websites, and the increased complexity of web development. Freelance web developers have a lot of independence and flexibility , but they also have to be able to manage their own time and finances and discover and work with clients. To make sure that you don’t have any obstacles in your way, let’s review the steps to becoming a successful freelance web developer . These steps include obtaining a solid foundation for web development, building an excellent portfolio, and getting clients as a freelance web developer. Here are the steps you can follow to start your freelance web developer career . Step 1: Learn web development fundamentals Learning the fundamentals of web development is the first step toward becoming a freelance web developer. This includes becoming acquainted with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. HTML is the language used to create the structure of a web page. It specifies page elements such as headings, paragraphs, images, and tables. CSS is the language that is used to style a website . It determines how elements on a page appear by customizing the font, color, and text size. JavaScript is the language used to add interactivity to a web page. It can be used to create animations, games, and other interactive elements. Many resources are available to help you learn the principles of web development. Some popular options are: Codecademy provides interactive HTML, CSS, and JavaScript tutorials. FreeCodeCamp is a non-profit that provides free coding boot camps. The Odin Project is a free, open-source web development curriculum. It is vital to practice your web developer skills by developing projects in addition to understanding the fundamentals. This will help you solidify your knowledge and improve your problem-solving abilities . Step 2: Expand your skill set Expanding your skill set will increase your marketability to potential clients and allow you to take on more advanced projects. There are numerous ways to expand your skill set. You can: Learn new programming languages and frameworks like Python , Ruby on Rails , or PHP . Discover the latest web development frameworks and technologies . Attend online classes or workshops . Read web development books and publications . Participate in conferences and meetups . Finding a method that works for you and being patient with your learning is the best way to expand your web developer skill set. There is no one-size-fits-all approach , so try out different approaches until you discover one that you like and that helps you learn. Advanced learning resources There are many advanced learning resources accessible to help you expand your skill set. Some popular choices are: Udemy offers a wide range of web developer courses. Coursera offers online web development classes from prestigious universities and institutions. O’Reilly publishes web development books and articles. Stack Overflow is a platform where developers can ask and answer web development questions. These are just a handful of the many resources available to help you in expanding your skill set. You can become a freelance web developer in demand by potential clients with a little effort! Step 3: Build your portfolio A portfolio is a compilation of your work that you can use to show potential clients your skills and experience. It is a must-have for any freelance web developer. It is important to highlight your best work when building your web developer portfolio. This entails selecting projects that are well-designed , well-written , and show your problem-solving skills . You should also give a brief explanation of each project, outlining what you accomplished and what you learned. Finally, make sure your portfolio is visually appealing and easy to navigate . Here are some suggestions for building a portfolio: Choose a platform. There are many platforms available for building a portfolio, including WordPress , Wix , and Squarespace . Choose a platform that is easy to use and allows you to present your work to its greatest advantage. Highlight your best work. When selecting projects for your portfolio, make sure that you include your most well-done work. Use high-quality images and videos. Images and videos can help to improve the visual appeal and engagement of your portfolio. Make sure to utilize high-quality images and videos that best represent your work. Make it mobile-friendly. We all use our phones and tablets to browse the web. Make sure your portfolio is mobile-friendly so that potential clients can readily access it. Keep it updated. Your portfolio should be a live document that you update with new projects on a regular basis. This will demonstrate to potential clients that you are actively working and continually learning and growing as a web developer. Promote your portfolio. You need to promote your portfolio once it has been created. Submit it to relevant websites and directories and share it on social media to get the most out of your portfolio. Step 4: Establish your online presence In today’s digital world, freelance web developers must have a strong online presence . This includes establishing a website, social media profiles, and other online assets that show potential clients your skills and experience . Here are some tips to help you establish your online presence: Create a website. Your website serves as your online headquarters. It should be well-designed , user-friendly , and informative . Include a portfolio, contact information, and any other relevant information. Use social media. Social media is an excellent tool for connecting with potential clients and showcasing your work. Make sure to post regularly and interact with people. Write SEO-friendly content. Make sure to optimize your blog posts, articles, and other content for search engines. This will make it easier for potential clients to find you. Step 5: Finding freelance opportunities There are several methods for finding freelance web development opportunities. Here are some popular options: Freelance marketplaces like Upwork , Fiverr , Freelancer , Guru , and PeoplePerHour can help you find remote web developer jobs by interacting with potential clients and bid on projects. Networking with other web developers can lead to job offers and business referrals . Attend industry events, participate in online forums, and communicate with people on social media. Submitting your resume to job boards can help you reach a larger audience of potential clients. When submitting your resume, make sure to tailor it to the position you’re applying for. Client testimonials can help you gain credibility and get new projects. Include testimonials on your website and in your portfolio. Step 6: Financial aspects of freelancing Being a freelance web developer can be a lucrative method to make a living, but it is important to understand the financial aspects of it. Here are a few things to consider: Invoicing: When invoicing clients, make sure to include all relevant information , such as project details, agreed-upon price, and payment terms. Contracts: It is important to have a contract with each client. This will protect you in the event of a dispute . Payment methods: You can collect payments from clients using a variety of payment methods. Make sure that you use a way that is convenient for both you and your clients. Tax considerations: You are responsible for paying your own taxes as a freelance web developer. This can be a complicated processed, so make sure you understand your tax obligations. How Ruul can help: Ruul provides a number of products and services to help freelance web developers with their financial needs. Here are some examples: Invoicing software: Ruul’s invoicing software simplifies the invoice creation process, the tracking of expenses, and the collection of client payments. Payment collection: Ruul offers a variety of payment collection options available in 140+ currencies. Tax planning tools: Ruul provides tax planning tools to help freelance web developers understand their tax obligations and simplify tax processing. Step 7: Essential web development tools There are some essential web development tools you may need to learn, depending on the specific type of web development you do. Let’s take a look. Code editors: Code editors are a must for both writing and editing code. Visual Studio Code , Sublime Text , and Atom are among popular code editors web developers use. Version control systems: Version management systems allow you to track changes to your code. This can be useful for debugging, teamwork with other web developers, and reverting to previous versions of your code if necessary. Git and Mercurial are two popular version control systems. Testing frameworks: Testing frameworks can help you automate code testing. This way, you can save time and check that your code is working properly. Jest and Mocha are two popular testing frameworks. Performance optimization tools: Performance optimization tools can help you identify and correct performance issues in your code. This can improve the speed and responsiveness of your websites and web applications. WebPageTest and YSlow are two prominent performance optimization tools. Web frameworks: Web frameworks give you a pre-written set of code that can be used to create web applications. This can save you time and effort while also allowing you to build more complicated and sophisticated web applications. Ruby on Rails , Django , and Laravel are some prominent web frameworks. Databases: Data for web applications is stored in databases. MySQL , PostgreSQL , and MongoDB are examples of popular databases. Project management tools: Project management tools can help you stay organized and on schedule. Trello , Asana , ClickUp , and Jira are some of the popular project management tools. Design tools: Design tools can be used to create and edit graphics and images for web applications and websites. Adobe Photoshop , Illustrator , and InDesign are examples of popular design software. Hosting: The process of storing your web application or website on a server so that users can access it is known as hosting. Bluehost , HostGator , and GoDaddy are some popular hosting providers. Marketing tools: Marketing tools can be used to attract new users to your web application or website. Google AdWords , Facebook Ads , and Twitter Ads are all popular marketing platforms. Freelance web development can be an excellent way to make a living. We’ve covered some of the fundamental skills, knowledge, and tools required to work as a freelance web developer. If you want to work as a freelance web developer, Ruul has your back with effective tools that can help you in invoicing , tax management , and payment processing . This means that you won’t have to deal with technicalities and focus on your work instead! Register with Ruul to grow and thrive as a freelance web developer. Happy coding! ABOUT THE AUTHOR Umut Güncan With a degree in electronic engineering, Umut has over 15 years of experience in the industry. For the past 8 years, he has been leading tech and product teams at companies including Getir, specializing in crafting standout products that give these companies an edge. 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/courier-competitors-and-alternatives | Top 7 Courier Alternatives & Competitors in 2024 Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Notification Service Alternatives Top 7 Courier Alternatives & Competitors in 2024 Nikita Navral • February 5, 2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS Notifications are the bloodline of any good customer experience and play an important role in every product adoption strategy. Conventionally, teams built the notification services in-house until very recently. With a rise in API and component-driven solutions, like authentication, payment processing or analytics, the trend has caught up with notifications, too. Courier was one of the first companies to build a notification infrastructure solution that can easily be integrated in any product like other components and power the complete notifications experience. Since 2020, several other companies have entered this space, each having their own strengths and weaknesses. This article will explore some of the top Courier alternatives and why you should choose them. Why do you need a Courier Alternative in 2024? Businesses look for alternate solutions for better integrations, more competitive pricing, quick support, security reasons, etc. This section will check some key reasons for considering a courier alternative that can satisfy your use cases. 1. Pricing and Cost-Effectiveness: Courier currently has one of the highest prices in the notification infrastructure category. Although it comes with many features and integrations, higher prices are something SMBs might not be most comfortable with. courier-review-1 2. Feature Gaps: Businesses going deep in any niche usecases may find getting all the features necessary for efficient functioning challenging. Courier may lack certain features due to its architecture choices, such as the same template getting used for multiple event triggers. courier-review-2 3. Integration Challenges: It’s possible that Courier doesn’t support your current tech stack, and hence, the complexities of managing multiple siloed platforms can become a burden. courier-review-3 4. Specialized Industry Needs: Some industries need specialized notification features that are custom-made just for that industry. Courier might lack the specialized features, workflows, or compliance for these niche industries. Top 7 Courier Alternatives in 2024 If you want to replace your current notifications tool, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s look at the top 7 Courier competitors. 1. SuprSend Founded by an experienced engineering team that has previously built notification services in different organizations, SuprSend is designed to provide a seamless developer experience and rich capabilities for notifications. Let’s check some unique features that set it apart from Courier. Comparison of Key Features: [Feature 1]: WYSIWYG Template Editor SuprSend's template editor is user-friendly and made for non-tech teams to build and customize the notifications from the dashboard. You can create personalized notifications without managing and deploying templates in your codebase. It supports multiple languages and keeps track of different versions. This saves the tech team a lot of time. suprsend-template-editor [Feature 2]: Granular Preference Center with ready UI SuprSend's preference center offers an extensive preference module, allowing customers to easily configure and manage notification preferences across different tenants and channels. Product teams can set up notification preferences at granular levels like categories, frequency, channels, tenants, and capture them via API and ready-components for UI. SuprSend also provides a hosted preference page for customers. SuprSend-preferences [Feature 3]: Powerful Workflow Engine SuprSend shines well when it comes to building logics with notification workflows . You can easily set up multi-step channels, create in-app acitivity feeds, add nodes like channel routing, batch similar messages, throttle messages to reduce bombarding, send notifications in customers’ timezone, and post information to other systems. suprsend-workflow [Feature 4]: Observability and Troubleshooting SuprSend provides comprehensive real-time notifications logs for RCA. The Logs section is a centralized repository containing all the notification executions step-by-step and can be synced to your observability tools, Segment or data warehouse. suprsend-logs [Feature 5]: Integration with Data Warehouses and Databases SuprSend works well with popular databases like MySQL and BigQuery. This means you can easily query your users based on customer 360-degree data and create richer notifications instead of plumbing and syncing your customers’ data in third-party systems. suprsend-integrations Pros Quick implementation with SDKs, and automated deployments with CLI & CI/CD Pre-built components based in-app notification center Advanced WYSIWYG template editor for creating visually stunning notifications Flexible and user-friendly preference center at multi-tenant levels Powerful workflow engine for creating complex notification journeys Comprehensive observability through analytics and logs to ensure reliable and efficient notification delivery Cons Some advanced features like multi-tenancy and preferences are not available in the free plan Pricing SuprSend offers three primary plans in their pricing, starting with a free plan for indie devs and small projects. Then, we have growth and enterprise plans with additional features and compliance considerations. Our pricing model is primarily based on the volume of notifications; however, we also support user-based or workflow-based pricing. suprsend-pricing 2. Novu novu-homepage-image Novu is an open-source notification infrastructure tool built for developers to integrate a fully functional notification system into their products quickly. Users can create notification workflows, templates, and user lists from the command line as they provide CLI and CI/CD capability. Novu empowers teams with both code-first and no-code solutions, ensuring that product teams can manage notifications without developer intervention while developers retain the control and flexibility they need. Key Features Open Source : Backed by an extensive open-source community, offering a native developer experience. Multi-Channel Integration : Connects with any notification provider, such as Resend and Postmark, and supports diverse content frameworks via a unified API. Customizable Workflows : Provides code-first workflows for flexible management of notification configurations and logic. End User Preferences : Users can set their notification preferences, including language, frequency, and communication channels. Pros Developer-Friendly : Offers powerful, flexible tools for developers to build and manage complex notification systems. Open Source : Being open source, it benefits from community support and frequent updates. Integration Versatility : Supports integration with numerous frameworks and providers, ensuring compatibility with existing tools. Cons Limited capabilities on UI : Non-technical teams have limited options on UI to adjust notification content and check analytics and preferences without coding. Complexity for Small Projects : The breadth of features may overwhelm smaller projects or teams with simpler notification needs. Learning Curve : The flexibility and power may come with a steeper learning curve for new users or those unfamiliar with notification infrastructure. Pricing Free Tier : Built for indie devs offering limited features to start quickly. Pro Plan : $250, providing additional features, priority support, and higher usage limits. Enterprise Solutions : Custom pricing based on specific needs and requirements, offering tailored support and advanced features. 3. OneSignal onesignal-homepage-image OneSignal is a powerful customer engagement platform that offers push notifications, emails, SMS, in-app pop-ups, and live activity updates. OneSignal focuses on providing an omnichannel experience to users powered by its no-code workflows and automation tools. It allows marketers to create personalized messaging sequences without requiring continuous technical support, making it a go-to platform for developers and marketing teams alike. Key Features Omnichannel Messaging : Supports mobile/ web push notifications, emails, SMS, and in-app pop-ups, enabling communication across multiple channels. Journeys : A drag-and-drop workflow builder to automate customer engagement without needing to write code. Personalization : User segmentation and personalization options to tailor content for each user. Analytics : Real-time insights to measure performance and optimize engagement strategies. SDK & API Integrations : Supports seamless integrations with popular development platforms, allowing for easy adoption in apps and websites. Pros Comprehensive Messaging Platform : Covers multiple channels like push, email, SMS, and more, all in one platform. Easy-to-Use : No-code features like the Journeys workflow builder make it accessible for non-developers. Strong SDK Support : Reliable SDKs, APIs, and extensive documentation cater to developer needs. Scalability : Suitable for businesses of all sizes, from startups to enterprises, and easily scales with your user base. Cons Unified API for all channels: They don’t provide a single unified API to access all the notification channels. Multi-tenancy not supported: In case your business model includes multi-tenants, you would find it complex to support custom notifications for each brand at scale. Basic preferences: Users only get basic preferences with many necessary options that are not available. In-app inbox, Slack, Teams not supported: Businesses cannot create in-app notification feeds via app inbox, nor does it support Slack or Teams, which are essential communication mediums. Fewer workflow options: Some necessary workflow nodes like batching and digests are not available. Step-by-step workflow logs are unavailable: You can’t see the step-by-step workflow node logs, including the payload, requests, status, and overall summary, at a granular level. Pricing Free Plan : Includes essential features like push notifications and email, with usage limits. Growth Plan : Starts at $9/month, offering higher limits and additional features. Professional & Enterprise Plans : Custom pricing based on specific business needs, with advanced capabilities and dedicated support. 4. Knock knock-homepage-image Knock is a notification infrastructure designed to help developers quickly integrate notification services into their applications. It allows teams to create and scale notifications across multiple channels such as email, SMS, push notifications, Slack, and in-app messages. With a focus on flexibility, Knock provides customizable workflows, batching capabilities, and tools for managing user preferences. Their robust scaling infrastructure ensures that notifications evolve alongside the product, supporting enterprises from the startup stage to full-scale production. Key Features Cross-channel notifications: Supports email, SMS, push, Slack, and more. Comprehensive API: A unified API for managing notifications. Built-in user preferences: Manage user notification preferences seamlessly. Real-time inboxes: Pre-built components for in-app notification feeds. Security & Compliance: SOC2, GDPR, and HIPAA certified. Pros Developer-first with Easy integration and thorough documentation. Customizable and scalable for small to large businesses. Cross-channel support with no setup required for infrastructure. Enterprise-grade security and user control tools. Cons May be overkill for small-scale applications with simple notification needs. Limited free tier (10k notifications per month). Certain functionalities are only available in the Enterprise plan. Pricing Free Tier: 10,000 notifications per month for free. Starter : $250/ month with 50,000 notifications Pay-as-you-go: Pricing scales with usage, with no upfront infrastructure costs. 5. Engagespot engagespot-homepage-image Engagespot provides notification infrastructure service for developers, enabling multi-channel messaging workflows through an intuitive platform with good UI. With support for in-app, email, SMS, WhatsApp, Slack, and more, Engagespot simplifies the process of sending notifications across multiple channels with a unified API. Its robust notification platform is designed to help teams build scalable, user-friendly notification systems with features like templates, preference management, two-way messaging, and action buttons. Key Features: Unified API : Send notifications across multiple channels (email, in-app, SMS, etc.) using a single API. Template Editor : Customizable, provider-agnostic templates for notifications. User Preference Management : Users can control how and where they receive notifications. Actionable Notifications : Add interactive elements like buttons or forms to notifications. Real-Time In-App Inbox : Built-in in-app inbox for real-time updates. Pros: Easy to integrate across different platforms and channels. Allows customization through an intuitive no-code template editor. Cons: Some users may need help with the initial setup process. Limited documentation on highly advanced use cases. Pricing: Engagespot offers a free plan with up to 10,000 notifications per month . Custom pricing is available for higher volumes and advanced features based on specific business needs. Their growth plan starts at $249/ month with some advanced capabilities like 90 days of log retention and i18n translations. 6. Raven.dev raven-homepage-image Raven.dev is a platform simplifying transactional messaging for product and engineering teams. It provides a centralized system for managing notifications across multiple channels like Email, SMS, Push, WhatsApp, Voice, and more while integrating with over 40 major providers. Its no-code template editor allows users to build and manage consistent notifications without needing to deploy code, while smart routing and fallback rules ensure the timely delivery of critical messages. Key Features: Multi-Channel Support : Manage transactional messaging across channels like SMS, Email, Push, WhatsApp, and Voice. One API for All Channels : Send messages using one API supporting 40+ major providers. No-Code Template Editor : Easily create and update notification templates without deployment. Intelligent Orchestration : Configure fallback and retry rules to ensure message delivery. Logs & Analytics : Track performance and get insights from a centralized dashboard. Pros: Easy-to-use platform with one API to handle multiple channels. No-code editor simplifies template management. Offers intelligent delivery rules to ensure critical messages are delivered. Cons: Initial learning curve when configuring multiple channels. No support for multi-tenancy Limited offerings and customization for advanced use cases. Pricing: Raven offers 10,000 free events per month , after which pricing depends on usage, with scalable plans based on the number of events and advanced features like analytics and orchestration. Their team plan starts at $90/month with 100,000 notifications. 7. Magicbell magicbell-homepage-image MagicBell is a notification service that provides a real-time notification inbox for web apps, enabling multi-channel notifications like in-app, push, email, Slack, and more. It helps developers quickly launch notification systems without sacrificing design or functionality. MagicBell's platform offers cross-device synchronization, meaning users don't get duplicate notifications, and it allows for easy customization to match a brand's style. An easy-to-set dashboard and multiple SDKs enable teams to manage and integrate notifications with their product. Key Features: Multi-Channel Support : Supports in-app, push notifications, email, and Slack. Customizable Design : Modify the notification inbox to align with brand aesthetics. Cross-Device Sync : Avoid duplicate notifications with synchronized updates. Developer-Friendly SDK : Easily integrate with your product using pre-built SDKs. Pros: Quick setup with real-time notification feed. Cross-device synchronization improves user experience. Extensive customization options for notification inbox styling. Cons : Limited advanced customization is available for more complex notification use cases. Some users may experience an initial learning curve with integrations. Pricing: MagicBell offers a free plan to start with, allowing for limited usage, with paid plans starting at around $99/month , depending on the number of users notified or loading inbox and advanced features required. Comparison Table: SuprSend vs. Courier Features Courier SuprSend WYSIWYG Template Editor Supported Supported Real time In-app notification feed Supported Supported UI Components for In-app notification feed Bell icon pop-over Bell icon pop-over, side sheet, full page Advanced capabilities in In-app notification feed Pinning, Tabs Pinning, Tabs, Filters, Expiry Basic Workflow functions - Delay, Fetch API, Webhook Supported Supported Advanced Workflow functions - Batching, Throttling Beta Supported Per-tenant branding in templates Supported Supported Per-tenant preference settings JSON based WYSIWYG Per-tenant provider routing Not Supported Supported Observability - API Request Logs Not Supported Supported Observability - End-to-end workflow troubleshooting Basic troubleshooter Advanced step-by-step troubleshooter Syncing notifications data back to database Not Supported Supported Integration with databases & warehouse for data source Not Supported MySQL, PostgreSQL, BigQuery What to Consider When Choosing a Notification Infrastructure When choosing a way to send notifications, keep these things in mind: 1. Your Business Needs: Consider what you need now and in the future. Make sure the system can grow with your business. 2. Customer Preferences: Some people prefer emails, while others like texts. Choose a system that supports various communication channels. 3. Reliable Customer Support: Good customer support is crucial. Look for a provider that’s available when you need assistance. 4. Compatibility: Ensure the system integrates smoothly with your existing tools and platforms. 5. Easy Integration, Development, and Testing: Check if the platform offers SDK support for both frontend and backend languages, as well as ready-made components to make integration quick and simple. 6. Cost-Effectiveness: Don’t just consider the upfront cost—think about how the pricing might evolve as your business scales. 7. Scalability: As you grow and send more messages, ensure the system can handle an increased volume. 8. Insights into Deliverability: The system should offer logs and analytics to provide insights into the success or failure of your notifications. 9. Ease of Use: Look for robust, flexible APIs and intuitive frontend interfaces. 10. Data Security: Ensure the platform complies with privacy regulations and protects your customers' data. Get Started with SuprSend Choosing the right notification infrastructure enhances user engagement and customer satisfaction. If you want to streamline communication and ensure accurate message delivery to the right users, SuprSend could be an excellent choice. It helps keep your audience not just informed but fully engaged. Ready to experience SuprSend? Book a demo today! 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https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7399109493546041344-1_rL | We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul, enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at… | Opera Agree & Join LinkedIn By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement , Privacy Policy , and Cookie Policy . Skip to main content LinkedIn Top Content People Learning Jobs Games Sign in Register now Opera’s Post Opera 60,862 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. 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Read more: https://lnkd.in/dYSfavN8 Like Comment Share Copy LinkedIn Facebook X To view or add a comment, sign in Michele Mattei Michele Mattei is an Influencer 1mo Report this post Robinhood enters Indonesia through dual acquisition of brokerage and crypto trader #Robinhood Markets, Inc. has signed agreements to acquire PT Buana Capital Sekuritas , an Indonesian brokerage firm, and PT Pedagang Aset Kripto, a locally licensed digital asset trader, marking the company’s official entry into Indonesia and a deeper push into Southeast Asia. Financial terms of both transactions were not disclosed. The acquisitions are expected to close in the first half of 2026, subject to approval from the Indonesian Financial Services Authority (OJK) and other regulators. Indonesia represents one of the fastest-growing retail investing markets globally, with more than 19 million capital market investors and 17 million crypto investors. Patrick Chan , Head of Asia at Robinhood, said the market aligns closely with the company’s mission to broaden access to equities and digital assets. Pieter Tanuri, the majority owner of both Buana Capital and PT Pedagang Aset Kripto, will remain involved as a strategic advisor. Following completion, Robinhood will continue serving Buana Capital’s existing brokerage clients with local products, while preparing to introduce its own brokerage and crypto trading services. The long-term plan includes connecting Indonesian users to U.S. equities, cryptocurrencies, and cross-border trading infrastructure at scale. The announce on #Robinhood website in the first comment. 22 4 Comments Like Comment Share Copy LinkedIn Facebook X To view or add a comment, sign in CryptoNewsZ 96,372 followers 1mo Report this post JUST IN: Robinhood is making a bold entry into Indonesia, moving to acquire brokerage firm Buana Capital and digital asset trader PT Pedagang Aset Kripto. #CryptoNews #Robinhood #Indonesia #FinTech #DigitalAssets 2 Like Comment Share Copy LinkedIn Facebook X To view or add a comment, sign in Dmytro Tkachenko 1mo Report this post Navro now supports stablecoin payouts thanks to BVNK integration The London-based payments platform Navro has added support for stablecoin-based transfers by integrating infrastructure from BVNK. This update means Navro customers (especially businesses paying freelancers, contractors or global teams across borders) can now send funds in stablecoins, offering near-instant settlement, reduced foreign-exchange friction, and a reliable alternative to traditional bank transfers. Navro emphasizes that this “always-on” payment rail expands choice for global payouts. In markets with volatile local currencies or slow banking systems, stablecoin payments can improve consistency and speed of international payroll and contractor payouts. For companies managing large volumes of cross-border payments, such as marketplaces, remote-work employers, or global payroll providers, the addition of stablecoin rails simplifies configuration: one integration, one API, and one contract to access both traditional and crypto-enabled payment methods. #Navro #BVNK #Stablecoins #GlobalPayments #Fintech #CrossBorderPayments 4 1 Comment Like Comment Share Copy LinkedIn Facebook X To view or add a comment, sign in Coinbase Developer Platform 6,891 followers 3w Report this post Introducing our Payment APIs! 🎉 As stablecoin adoption continues to grow, companies across the board have found they are faster, cheaper, and more global when compared to traditional payment rails. With our APIs you can move fiat into stablecoins, and send and receive stablecoins instantly to any deposit addresses anywhere in the world. A huge thanks to our partners: Deel , Routable Papaya Global , and dLocal . Our customers are using stablecoins to: → Pay vendors→ Manage their treasuries more efficiently … or turn on powerful mass payouts for use cases like creator and contractor payments. 21 Like Comment Share Copy LinkedIn Facebook X To view or add a comment, sign in Malcolm Gonsalves 1mo Report this post Robinhood has agreed to acquire two Indonesian firms: PT Buana Capital Sekuritas, a brokerage, and PT Pedagang Aset Kripto, a licensed digital-asset trader. Through this acquisition, Robinhood aims to tap into Indonesia’s large and growing market of around 17 million crypto traders and 19 million capital-market investors. The company plans, eventually, to offer its global brokerage and crypto-trading services to Indonesian users. The deal is subject to regulatory approvals in Indonesia, from the local financial regulator. If all goes well, the acquisition is expected to close in the first half of 2026. Indonesia is among Southeast Asia’s most dynamic crypto markets, driven by a young, tech-savvy population. For Robinhood, this offers a huge growth opportunity outside its established U.S./EU footprint. By buying established, licensed local firms - rather than starting from scratch - Robinhood skips the long wait for regulatory approval. This gives them a head-start to roll out services more quickly and compliantly. Once operational, Indonesian users could get access not only to local securities/crypto but also to U.S. equities and global crypto assets - something that may attract both retail and institutional users. This isn’t just about Indonesia, Robinhood has in recent years expanded into Europe and Asia, signaling that U.S.-based platforms are looking beyond domestic markets for growth, especially where crypto adoption is rising. For Indonesian crypto users and investors, Robinhood’s entry could mean: 🔹Easier access to crypto + global equities + possibly new financial products via a single, familiar interface. 🔹Increased competition among exchanges and brokerages which can drive better fees, features and services. 🔹More institutional-grade compliance, possibly improving security, regulation-adherence, and reducing risk compared to less-regulated platforms. For the global crypto ecosystem this reinforces a trend of “crypto going mainstream” - not just as fringe or speculative tools, but as part of regulated global investing infrastructure. It may encourage other global platforms to pursue similar expansion strategies in emerging markets with large under-penetrated investor bases. 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What does this mean for Cicada Finance? ✅ Increased Credibility and Adoption ✅ Decentralization ✅ Improve Liquidity and Visibility ✅ Preservation of Ownership Rights ✅ Strong Collaborative Foundation ✅ Expanded Market Reach Form 6-K Link: https://lnkd.in/g48uW-4T Like Comment Share Copy LinkedIn Facebook X To view or add a comment, sign in Jeffery Lakes 3w Report this post UGC Creators are the distribution layer crypto keeps missing. This phase turns creative momentum into repeatable ADA touchpoints—without changing how creators already work. That’s how culture scales adoption. https://lnkd.in/gBB6pZpn #ProjectCatalyst #Fund15 #Cardano #ADA #CreatorEconomy #RealWorldAdoption View C2PA information Like Comment Share Copy LinkedIn Facebook X To view or add a comment, sign in Wanda Rich 1mo Report this post Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. GBTD can deliver the infrastructure.: Eran Karaso, Chief Operating Officer at RuulThere was a lot of fanfare when the UK's six largest banks announced they would be piloting tokenised sterling deposit (GBTD) pilots, testing programmable payments for marketplace escrow, remortgage processes, and onchain settlement. #Freelancers #Stablecoins #DigitalFinance #BlockchainTechnology #Tokenization Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. GBTD can deliver the infrastructure. globalbankingandfinance.com Like Comment Share Copy LinkedIn Facebook X To view or add a comment, sign in Nuthan Govindraj 1mo Report this post Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. GBTD can deliver the infrastructure.: Eran Karaso, Chief Operating Officer at RuulThere was a lot of fanfare when the UK's six largest banks announced they would be piloting tokenised sterling deposit (GBTD) pilots, testing programmable payments for marketplace escrow, remortgage processes, and onchain settlement. #Freelancers #Stablecoins #DigitalFinance #BlockchainTechnology #Tokenization Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. 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Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Nov 14 '25 Extending the Nano Banana image generation to also be responsible for fun unique profile images for users who register through a path without providing their own profile pic. 7 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read Available across the whole Forem network and self-hosted instances if configured Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Nov 13 '25 Available across the whole Forem network and self-hosted instances if configured Cover Image Generation Now an Option in the DEV Editor Ben Halpern for The DEV Team ・ Nov 13 #community #forem #ai #design 7 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read Forem Project Weekly: Scheduled Automations, Image Generation & UX Upgrades Forem Project News Forem Project News Forem Project News Follow Nov 10 '25 Forem Project Weekly: Scheduled Automations, Image Generation & UX Upgrades # opensource # performance # productivity # uiux 9 reactions Comments 1 comment 2 min read Stream of small fixes — this week's repo recap is going to be full! 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Forem Weekly Repo Recap: New Community Hub, Email Fixes & Markdown Improvements Forem Project News ・ Oct 31 #product #deployment #opensource #news 5 reactions Comments 1 comment 1 min read Added a /community endpoint as sort of an info hub for every subforem. It's kind of just a proof of concept at the moment but can be refined. Ideally it's customizable so we can link off to places like /challenges etc. but keeping it dynamic vs static. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 30 '25 Added a /community endpoint as sort of an info hub for every subforem. It's kind of just a proof of concept at the moment but can be refined. Ideally it's customizable so we can link off to places like /challenges etc. but keeping it dynamic vs static. 7 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read Hopefully releasing a new Forem app with lots of little fixes in the next couple days Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 29 '25 Hopefully releasing a new Forem app with lots of little fixes in the next couple days 3 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read We need to adjust quickie posts to properly not count full URLs for characters. I know Twitter traditionally capped these at 17 chars regardless of length — we'll want to do something similar along those lines. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 23 '25 We need to adjust quickie posts to properly not count full URLs for characters. I know Twitter traditionally capped these at 17 chars regardless of length — we'll want to do something similar along those lines. 3 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read Hoping to make improvements to quickie posts like this so they show up when appropriate in feeds (currently they sink pretty quickly) without overwhelming or taking away from the experience. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 23 '25 Hoping to make improvements to quickie posts like this so they show up when appropriate in feeds (currently they sink pretty quickly) without overwhelming or taking away from the experience. 3 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read So much of what we do is building in public, but we need to use this space more to talk about it. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 23 '25 So much of what we do is building in public, but we need to use this space more to talk about it. 3 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read This was one of several recent performance improvements. Under the hood, we did some interesting memory-first caching as well. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 3 '25 This was one of several recent performance improvements. Under the hood, we did some interesting memory-first caching as well. Preloading the DEV (and Forem) home feed and sidebar for substantial performance benefits Ben Halpern for The DEV Team ・ Oct 3 #webdev #frontend #performance #webperf 8 reactions Comments 2 comments 1 min read I think we're definitely going to want to support inline markdown syntax like backticks for code snippets etc. But we *don't* want to *fully* support markdown as we have full posts for rich content. But doing all this in a non-confusing way is key. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 3 '25 I think we're definitely going to want to support inline markdown syntax like backticks for code snippets etc. But we *don't* want to *fully* support markdown as we have full posts for rich content. But doing all this in a non-confusing way is key. 4 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read New spam detection targeting mass registration live and working well so far. github.com/forem/forem... Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Sep 24 '25 New spam detection targeting mass registration live and working well so far. github.com/forem/forem... feat: Add domain-based spam blocking with background worker by benhalpern · Pull Request #22350 · forem/forem · GitHub Summary This PR implements automatic domain-based spam blocking to prevent mass registration attacks from single email domains. 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https://docs.suprsend.com/docs/multi-lingual-template | Internationalization - SuprSend, Notification infrastructure for Product teams Skip to main content SuprSend, Notification infrastructure for Product teams home page Search... ⌘ K Community Trust Center Platform Status Postman Collection GETTING STARTED What is SuprSend? Quick Start Guide Best Practices Plan Your Integration Go-live checklist CORE CONCEPTS Templates Design Template Channel Editors Testing the Template Handlebars Helpers Internationalization Users Events Workflow Notification Categories Preferences Tenants Lists Broadcast Objects Translations DLT Guidelines Whatsapp Template Guidelines WORKFLOW BUILDER Design Workflow Node List Workflow Settings Trigger Workflow Validate Trigger Payload Tenant Workflows Notification Inbox Overview Multi Tabs React Javascript (Angular, Vuejs etc) React Native Flutter (Headless) PREFERENCE CENTRE Embedded Preference Centre Javascript Angular React VENDOR INTEGRATION GUIDE Overview Email Integrations SMS Integrations Android Push Whatsapp Integrations iOS Push Chat Integrations Vendor Fallback Tenant Vendor INTEGRATIONS Webhook Connectors MONITORING & DEBUGGING Logs Audit Logs Error Guides MANAGE YOUR ACCOUNT Authentication Methods Contact Us Get Started SuprSend, Notification infrastructure for Product teams home page Search... ⌘ K Ask AI Contact Us Get Started Get Started Search... Navigation Templates Internationalization Documentation API Reference Management API CLI Reference Developer Resources Changelog Documentation API Reference Management API CLI Reference Developer Resources Changelog Templates Internationalization OpenAI Open in ChatGPT Guide on handling multiple languages in the template & publish language-specific versions. OpenAI Open in ChatGPT SuprSend allows you to create notifications in multiple languages in the same template. Once the languages are added, SuprSend will pick the preferred language from user’s profile and send the message as per the user’s language. You can set user preferred language using our Python or Node SDK English is the default fallback language. So users with no language preference set or preferred language for which content is not present in template will get the notification in English language. You can enable multi-lingual templates by simply following the below steps: 1 Add Languages In any template, English (en) language in enabled by default. To add other languages, click on Language button on the top right side of template editor. This will open language selection modal. Search the required language, add it and save the changes. 2 Add content for each language and Save Once the required languages are added, you’ll see the enabled languages in the side panel - draft version. The languages are set at template group level, that is it will be enabled for all the channels at once. However, you can choose which language content to publish at the time of publishing the draft. Add the content for each of these languages. 3 Publish Languages After making the changes, click on Publish draft button . Add a relevant version name and Click on Next . Select the languages that you want to Publish. English language will be published by default. If you see an error message below any language (Spanish in above image), that means there are some missing fields in the template form for that language. You’ll not be able to publish the language with incomplete information. You can go back, add the missing fields for that language and publish it again or skip this language and publish. That’s it. Published languages can now be seen in the live version. Was this page helpful? Yes No Suggest edits Raise issue Previous Users What does users stand for and how to manage user profiles in SuprSend Next ⌘ I x github linkedin youtube Powered by | 2026-01-13T08:47:56 |
https://www.suprsend.com/post/announcing-our-soc-2-compliance-certification-suprsend | Announcing our SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance Certification @SuprSend Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Engineering Announcing our SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance Certification @SuprSend Gaurav Verma • February 5, 2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS At SuprSend, we have consistently prioritized the security of our customers' data, and today, we are thrilled to announce a significant achievement in this ongoing commitment – the attainment of SOC 2 Type 2 certification. What is SOC 2? SOC 2, developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), is a widely recognized framework for managing and securing sensitive data. It focuses on criteria such as Security, Availability, and Confidentiality, providing a robust benchmark for service organizations. Our Journey to Certification Our journey towards SOC 2 compliance has been rigorous and thorough. The certification process involves a systematic examination of our security practices, processes, and controls by an independent, third-party licensed accounting and auditing firm. This scrutiny ensures that we not only meet but exceed industry standards in safeguarding your valuable data. Key Achievements On 25th Feb 2024, SuprSend successfully passed the SOC 2 Type 2 audit, earning certification in recognition of our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of security. This certification covers essential principles, including Security, Availability, and Confidentiality, signifying that our platform adheres to the stringent AICPA SOC 2 standard. Apart from that we are also HIPPA and GDPR compliant. What This Means for You As a SuprSend user, this certification offers you the assurance that your data is handled within a controlled and audited environment. The SOC 2 Type 2 examination serves as a guarantee that we prioritize these aspects of your information continuously over a prolonged period of time. Security Availability Processing integrity Confidentiality Privacy "We are thrilled to announce that SuprSend has achieved SOC2 Type 2 compliance, a testament to our unwavering commitment to data security and privacy. This milestone is not just a badge of honor; it reflects our dedication to building a trustworthy and secure platform for our customers. In today's digital landscape, protecting our users' information is not just a responsibility, but a cornerstone of our business ethos. As we continue to innovate and grow, our customers can remain confident that their data is in safe hands, upheld by the highest standards of security compliance." Gaurav Verma, Cofounder and CTO at SuprSend Our Future Roadmap: ISO Certifications Our journey doesn't conclude with the SOC 2 Type 2 certification. We are committed to maintaining these high standards and are actively preparing for the ISO certifications. This ongoing evaluation ensures that we continuously meet and exceed the expectations set by the AICPA , providing our users with the utmost confidence in our platform. In case of any questions or concerns around our product security and compliance, you can email directly at nikita@suprsend.com or join our community here: 24*7 Support Community Share this blog on: Written by: Gaurav Verma Co-Founder, SuprSend Implement a powerful stack for your notifications Get Started For Free Book Demo Company About us Signup Login Integrations Pricing Security Privacy Terms Contact Us Support SuprSend for Startups API Status Sign Up Channels Email SMS Notification Inbox Android Push iOS Push Web Push Xiaomi Push Whatsapp SDK Python SDK Node.js SDK Java SDK Android SDK React Native SDK iOS SDK Flutter SDK Go SDK Resources Documentation Changelog Blogs Write for us SMTP Error Codes SMS Providers Comparisons Email Providers Comparisons SMS Providers Alternatives Join us on Slack We are building a community of developers and product builders from across the globe to make notifications a pleasant experience. © 2025 All rights reserved. SuprStack Inc. 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https://ee.linkedin.com/company/ruul?trk=organization_guest_main-feed-card_feed-actor-name | Ruul | LinkedIn Skip to main content LinkedIn Articles People Learning Jobs Games Sign in Join for free Ruul Software Development Sell anything, get paid anywhere. Great for freelancers, creators & indie sellers. Follow Discover all 38 employees Report this company About us Ruul, previously known as Rimuut, emerged in 2017, born out of a vision to redefine flexible work with efficiency, compatibility, and universality at its core. Ruul began as a solution in invoicing and payment collection, aiding 20,000 organizations and 75,000 freelancers globally. Its growth has been propelled by recent shifts in the work landscape. Rebranded as Ruul in late 2022, the name embodies "ruling"—a nod to the emerging flexible work culture valuing autonomy, where professionals govern their work arrangements aligned with their values and interests. Ruul is here to lead the change in work dynamics for people to be able, motivated, and entitled to self-govern their careers and lives autonomously. Website https://ruul.io External link for Ruul Industry Software Development Company size 11-50 employees Headquarters Malmö Type Privately Held Founded 2017 Specialties Compliance, Global hiring, Remote work, Workforce management, Worktech, Finance, Freelance, Invoicing, Payment Collection, and Freelance Tax Locations Primary Hjälmaregatan 3 Malmö, 21118, SE Get directions 2093 Philadelphia Pike #6889 Claymont, Delaware 19703, US Get directions MASLAK MAH. AOS 55. SK. 42 A BLOK 2-25 Istanbul, Istanbul 34475, TR Get directions Narva mnt 5 Tallinn, 10117, EE Get directions Employees at Ruul Umut Güncan Aysu Karayazgan Mert Bulut Aypar Yilmazkaya See all employees Updates Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Edited Report this post Stablecoins aren’t a future concept for independent professionals, they’re infrastructure. At Ruul, we work with 120k freelancers, and nearly one-third of our payments now settle in stablecoins, proving that speed, cost efficiency, and programmability aren’t theoretical benefits. In this article, Eran Karaso , Chief Operating Officer at Ruul, breaks down what freelancers have already proven, and what GBTD needs to get right to succeed. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dW58_P45 Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. GBTD can deliver the infrastructure. globalbankingandfinance.com Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post We’re proud to be featured in a new article by Emmanuel Nwosu , highlighting how Ruul and MiniPay are working together to remove payment barriers for freelancers in emerging markets. Through our partnership, independents can invoice clients in familiar currencies and receive payouts in dollar-denominated stablecoins, instantly, and with the option to cash out to mobile money, all without needing a foreign bank account. Ruul operates in 190+ markets, and MiniPay’s reach across 60+ countries makes this integration a powerful, compliant bridge between traditional rails and on-chain spending power, especially in regions where legacy remittance channels are slow, costly, or unreliable. Full TechCabal article: https://lnkd.in/dtDFid7x 12 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this MiniPay 148 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eupqsuWc 8 Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this Opera 60,862 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Get started here: https://minipay.to 54 3 Comments Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents deserve systems that keep up with how they work. Through our partnership with MiniPay, you can now receive your earnings quickly, reliably, and with added rewards. Sell your services. Get paid better. #Ruul #Partnership #FutureOfWork #Independents 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Subscription-based services create predictable, long-term income, and they’re easier to set up than most people think. A simple structure works best: • 3 pricing tiers • clear monthly value • easy onboarding Ruul Space turns this into a smooth experience for both sides. Set up your service, offer monthly access, and let the system handle the admin. Steady revenue, loyal clients, zero hassle. More to read on: https://lnkd.in/dbztcmDD #subscriptions #creatoreconomy #freelancebusiness #ruul 5 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Late payments aren’t caused by poor-quality work, they’re caused by weak payment systems. In his newest article for Business Age, Ruul's COO Eran Karaso , edited by Charles Orton-Jones , breaks down the three structural mistakes that consistently hold independents and small businesses back.: One key insight stands out: “The business owners who get paid reliably didn’t find better clients. 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Outcomes do. → Hourly is outdated. Value wins. → Your service deserves a storefront. That’s why we built Ruul Space, a place where independents can package their services, show their value, and get paid fast, no admin, no invoices, no waiting. Because independence should feel simple. Your work. Your terms. Your pay button. Feel free to read more here on our blog to learn "How to sell freelance services" https://lnkd.in/dJ4UQbVz #Freelancing #Independents #Ruul #DigitalWork #FutureOfWork 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 2mo Report this post Chasing payments is not part of your job as a creator. You deliver. We ensure the payout arrives; fast, global, and transparent. Invoicing, taxes, and compliance are handled. 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https://ee.linkedin.com/company/ruul?trk=organization_guest_main-feed-card-text | Ruul | LinkedIn Skip to main content LinkedIn Articles People Learning Jobs Games Sign in Join for free Ruul Software Development Sell anything, get paid anywhere. Great for freelancers, creators & indie sellers. Follow Discover all 38 employees Report this company About us Ruul, previously known as Rimuut, emerged in 2017, born out of a vision to redefine flexible work with efficiency, compatibility, and universality at its core. Ruul began as a solution in invoicing and payment collection, aiding 20,000 organizations and 75,000 freelancers globally. Its growth has been propelled by recent shifts in the work landscape. Rebranded as Ruul in late 2022, the name embodies "ruling"—a nod to the emerging flexible work culture valuing autonomy, where professionals govern their work arrangements aligned with their values and interests. Ruul is here to lead the change in work dynamics for people to be able, motivated, and entitled to self-govern their careers and lives autonomously. Website https://ruul.io External link for Ruul Industry Software Development Company size 11-50 employees Headquarters Malmö Type Privately Held Founded 2017 Specialties Compliance, Global hiring, Remote work, Workforce management, Worktech, Finance, Freelance, Invoicing, Payment Collection, and Freelance Tax Locations Primary Hjälmaregatan 3 Malmö, 21118, SE Get directions 2093 Philadelphia Pike #6889 Claymont, Delaware 19703, US Get directions MASLAK MAH. AOS 55. SK. 42 A BLOK 2-25 Istanbul, Istanbul 34475, TR Get directions Narva mnt 5 Tallinn, 10117, EE Get directions Employees at Ruul Umut Güncan Aysu Karayazgan Mert Bulut Aypar Yilmazkaya See all employees Updates Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Edited Report this post Stablecoins aren’t a future concept for independent professionals, they’re infrastructure. At Ruul, we work with 120k freelancers, and nearly one-third of our payments now settle in stablecoins, proving that speed, cost efficiency, and programmability aren’t theoretical benefits. In this article, Eran Karaso , Chief Operating Officer at Ruul, breaks down what freelancers have already proven, and what GBTD needs to get right to succeed. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dW58_P45 Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. GBTD can deliver the infrastructure. globalbankingandfinance.com Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post We’re proud to be featured in a new article by Emmanuel Nwosu , highlighting how Ruul and MiniPay are working together to remove payment barriers for freelancers in emerging markets. Through our partnership, independents can invoice clients in familiar currencies and receive payouts in dollar-denominated stablecoins, instantly, and with the option to cash out to mobile money, all without needing a foreign bank account. Ruul operates in 190+ markets, and MiniPay’s reach across 60+ countries makes this integration a powerful, compliant bridge between traditional rails and on-chain spending power, especially in regions where legacy remittance channels are slow, costly, or unreliable. Full TechCabal article: https://lnkd.in/dtDFid7x 12 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this MiniPay 148 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eupqsuWc 8 Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this Opera 60,862 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. 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A simple structure works best: • 3 pricing tiers • clear monthly value • easy onboarding Ruul Space turns this into a smooth experience for both sides. Set up your service, offer monthly access, and let the system handle the admin. Steady revenue, loyal clients, zero hassle. More to read on: https://lnkd.in/dbztcmDD #subscriptions #creatoreconomy #freelancebusiness #ruul 5 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Late payments aren’t caused by poor-quality work, they’re caused by weak payment systems. In his newest article for Business Age, Ruul's COO Eran Karaso , edited by Charles Orton-Jones , breaks down the three structural mistakes that consistently hold independents and small businesses back.: One key insight stands out: “The business owners who get paid reliably didn’t find better clients. They built better systems.” Clear contracts, direct payment infrastructure, and automated follow-ups aren’t optional anymore, they’re the foundation of sustainable independent work. For full article: https://lnkd.in/dV2cDUt7 #IndependentWork #Payments #BusinessAge #Ruul #FutureOfWork 14 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents don’t need more platforms. They need clarity, a simple way to showcase what they do and get paid from anywhere. That’s why we built Ruul Space: • Your personal storefront • One link for everything you offer • Upload, share, sell globally • Professional, fast, and built for independents You already have the skills. Now you have the store, too. 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 2mo Report this post Talent isn’t enough anymore. You can have all the skills, but if clients can’t understand what you offer in seconds, you’ll lose them to someone who can. Freelancing has changed: → Tasks don’t sell. 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https://developers.reddit.com/apps/sport-scoreboard | Scoreboards | Reddit for Developers Readme An interactive post-type for sports games developed by Reddit! Install the app, create individual game posts for upcoming games, and pin the thread for more engaging game day threads! The posts include pre-game, live game, and post-game game overviews. Per-play updates are rendered during the game and allow communities to react to key plays. Soccer Please use our new dedicated soccer app American Football Supported Leagues NFL Basketball Please use our new dedicated basketball app Cricket Supported Leagues IPL T20 World Cup ICC Champions Trophy Creating a Scoreboard post Install the app from this page! Click the subreddit menu and select “Create Scoreboard” Pick a league and timezone for game selection Select the correct game Find your post in new posts or by viewing the bot account profile Once you create the post, pin it for visibility! About this app mark Creator App identifier sport-scoreboard Version 0.0.28 Send feedback Terms and conditions Privacy policy Company Reddit, Inc. Reddit for Business Careers Press Contact Blog Community Reddit.com Reddit for Community Content Policy Help Center Moderator Code of Conduct Privacy & Safety Privacy Policy User agreement Transparency Report r/redditsecurity Other Terms and Policies Copyright 2026 Reddit Inc. All rights reserved. Company Reddit, Inc. Reddit for Business Careers Press Contact Blog Community Reddit.com Reddit for Community Content Policy Help Center Moderator Code of Conduct Privacy & Safety Privacy Policy User agreement Transparency Report r/redditsecurity Other Terms and Policies Copyright 2026 Reddit Inc. All rights reserved. | 2026-01-13T08:47:56 |
https://core.forem.com/t/productivity | Productivity - Forem Core Forem Feed Follow new Subforems to improve your feed DEV Community Follow A space to discuss and keep up software development and manage your software career Future Follow News and discussion of science and technology such as AI, VR, cryptocurrency, quantum computing, and more. Open Forem Follow A general discussion space for the Forem community. If it doesn't have a home elsewhere, it belongs here Gamers Forem Follow An inclusive community for gaming enthusiasts Music Forem Follow From composing and gigging to gear, hot music takes, and everything in between. Vibe Coding Forem Follow Discussing AI software development, and showing off what we're building. Popcorn Movies and TV Follow Movie and TV enthusiasm, criticism and everything in-between. DUMB DEV Community Follow Memes and software development shitposting Design Community Follow Web design, graphic design and everything in-between Security Forem Follow Your central hub for all things security. From ethical hacking and CTFs to GRC and career development, for beginners and pros alike Golf Forem Follow A community of golfers and golfing enthusiasts Crypto Forem Follow A collaborative community for all things Crypto—from Bitcoin to protocol development and DeFi to NFTs and market analysis. Parenting Follow A place for parents to the share the joys, challenges, and wisdom that come from raising kids. We're here for them and for each other. Forem Core Follow Discussing the core forem open source software project — features, bugs, performance, self-hosting. Maker Forem Follow A community for makers, hobbyists, and professionals to discuss Arduino, Raspberry Pi, 3D printing, and much more. HMPL.js Forem Follow For developers using HMPL.js to build fast, lightweight web apps. A space to share projects, ask questions, and discuss server-driven templating Dropdown menu Dropdown menu Skip to content Navigation menu Search Powered by Algolia Search Log in Create account Forem Core Close Productivity Follow Hide Productivity includes tips on how to use tools and software, process optimization, useful references, experience, and mindstate optimization. Create Post submission guidelines Please check if your article contains information or discussion bases about productivity. From posts with the tag #productivity we expect tips on how to use tools and software, process optimization, useful references, experience, and mindstate optimization. Productivity is a very broad term with many aspects and topics. From the color design of the office to personal rituals, anything can contribute to increase / optimize your own productivity or that of a team. about #productivity Does my article fit the tag? It depends! Productivity is a very broad term with many aspects and topics. From the color design of the office to personal rituals, anything can contribute to increase / optimize your own productivity or that of a team. Older #productivity posts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 75 … 1272 Posts Left menu 👋 Sign in for the ability to sort posts by relevant , latest , or top . Right menu How to Use Cron Jobs in Linux: Step-by-Step Guide Admin Admin Admin Follow Jan 7 How to Use Cron Jobs in Linux: Step-by-Step Guide # backgroundjobs # productivity # selfhost Comments Add Comment 7 min read October 2025 Forem Core Update: Hacktoberfest Momentum, PR Cleanups, and Self-Hosting Tweaks Om Shree Om Shree Om Shree Follow Oct 12 '25 October 2025 Forem Core Update: Hacktoberfest Momentum, PR Cleanups, and Self-Hosting Tweaks # productivity # security # performance # javascript 20 reactions Comments 1 comment 4 min read loading... trending guides/resources How to Use Cron Jobs in Linux: Step-by-Step Guide Forem Project Weekly: Scheduled Automations, Image Generation & UX Upgrades 💎 DEV Diamond Sponsors Thank you to our Diamond Sponsors for supporting the DEV Community Google AI is the official AI Model and Platform Partner of DEV Neon is the official database partner of DEV Algolia is the official search partner of DEV Forem Core — Discussing the core forem open source software project — features, bugs, performance, self-hosting. Home About Contact Code of Conduct Privacy Policy Terms of Use Built on Forem — the open source software that powers DEV and other inclusive communities. Made with love and Ruby on Rails . Forem Core © 2016 - 2026. Community building community Log in Create account | 2026-01-13T08:47:56 |
https://developers.reddit.com/apps/basketball-app | Basketball Scoreboard App V2 | Reddit for Developers #Community #Sports Readme An interactive post for basketball games developed by Reddit! Install the app, create individual game posts for upcoming games, and pin the thread for more engaging game day threads! You can also automate post-game threads. See set up instructions. Supported Leagues: Our Basketball App supports popular leagues such as the NBA, WNBA, NCAA, and NCAAW. Installation To install the app: Go to the Basketball App's landing page. Click on + Add to Community. Grant the app the permissions needed. Select the community you'd like to add the scoreboard to and click on Install App. Once you've installed the app, you can now create a basketball scoreboard post on our desktop site or mobile app. To do so, you'll need to: Select the overflow menu (...) on the top right of your community. Within this menu, scroll to find and select “Post basketball scoreboard V2 app” You'll be asked for some information about the post details before posting. After you create the post you'll be redirected to the new post. We recommend pinning this post for greater engagement, especially while the game is live. To use automated Basketball scoreboard posting, make sure you have installed the Basketball app to your community: Select the overflow menu (...) on the top right of your community. Within this menu, scroll to find and select the "Create Basketball scoreboard schedule." You'll be asked for some information about the schedule details. You can also select the option to toggle automated post-game threads after the live game. Posts will be scheduled per the settings provided. You can delete a schedule at any point by using the Remove option in the dropdown. About this app bikingdev Creator App identifier basketball-app Version 0.0.12 Send feedback Terms and conditions Privacy policy Company Reddit, Inc. Reddit for Business Careers Press Contact Blog Community Reddit.com Reddit for Community Content Policy Help Center Moderator Code of Conduct Privacy & Safety Privacy Policy User agreement Transparency Report r/redditsecurity Other Terms and Policies Copyright 2026 Reddit Inc. All rights reserved. Company Reddit, Inc. Reddit for Business Careers Press Contact Blog Community Reddit.com Reddit for Community Content Policy Help Center Moderator Code of Conduct Privacy & Safety Privacy Policy User agreement Transparency Report r/redditsecurity Other Terms and Policies Copyright 2026 Reddit Inc. All rights reserved. | 2026-01-13T08:47:56 |
https://ruul.io/blog/freelancing-always-booms-in-times-of-adversity-or-uncertainty | Freelancing always booms in times of adversity or uncertainty - Ruul Product Payment Requests Get paid anywhere. Sell Services Make your services buyable Sell Products Create once sell forever Subscriptions Get paid on repeat Ruul Space Your personel storefront. One link for everything you offer. Learn more Pricing Resources Partner Programs Referral Program Get 1% for life. Seriously. Affiliate Program Bring users, get paid Partners Let’s grow together. More Blog About us Support Brand Kit For Customers Log in Sign up For Businesses Login Sign up work Freelancing always booms in times of adversity or uncertainty Explore why freelancing thrives in times of adversity and uncertainty. Harness opportunities, embrace flexibility, succeed! Mert Bulut 5 min read RUUL FOR INDEPENDENCE You chose independence.We make sure you keep it. Sell your time, your talent, whatever you create or build always on your terms. Get started See Example This is also a heading This is a heading Key Points Meet Ben Taylor who is the Founder of HomeWorkingClub.com. As well as running the site, he is a freelance writer and IT consultant and provides coaching for new freelancers via his Freelance Kickstarter course . Ben lives in the UK with his wife and two sons, and runs a self-improvement blog called TinyLittleChanges.com in his spare time. Check out our interview with Ben to learn more about his opinions on freelancing and entrepreneurship. 1- Please introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about your job. I’m Ben Taylor, and I’m the Founder of HomeWorkingClub.com, a site that provides ideas and advice to remote workers and freelancers.I’ve been a freelancer myself since way back in 2004. I’m a big fan of the lifestyle and work/life balance it can give you.I started HomeWorkingClub in 2017 to provide honest and realistic advice about all aspects of home working and freelancing. There are a LOT of sites on the subject (especially now!) but few focus on sharing the good AND the bad. I guess that’s my “USP:” I like to tell it like it is and not sugar-coat things for the sake of selling products and courses.In terms of my job, it splits into two parts: I’m still a freelancer myself, so on some days I’m writing articles for clients or doing IT consultancy jobs. But the bulk of my time these days is spent on the site, creating product reviews and guides, recording episodes of my podcast, replying to LOTS of reader emails asking for freelancing advice, and many other site-related tasks.I know a lot of people think that maintaining a blog is all about writing, but that’s probably only 20% of it. 2- What are the most significant pain points of freelancers? What are the ways to solve these problems? The first one I always mention is “feast and famine” – the fact that work tends to come in fits and starts. You’re often either drowning in work or wondering where the next contract is coming from.There’s no easy answer to it. You need to get used to living with that uncertainty. Thankfully it gets easier over time. You learn that you can have faith that the boom times usually return. Unfortunately, that often tends to happen one day before or after you’ve reached the end of your tether!Late payment is another pain point. I have a bit of a controversial view on this: Even though late payment is a big problem for freelancers, many don’t help themselves. It’s crucial to get invoices out efficiently and ensure that they’re detailed and accurate. Staying on top of credit control, which basically means chasing payment the moment it’s overdue, is also very important.I don’t deny there is an industry-wide issue with late payment, but freelancers who send vague and non-specific invoices at random points in the month aren’t entirely blameless. 3- You have worked as a freelancer, and now you are an entrepreneur. How did you make this transition? What do you recommend for freelancers who are now planning to grow their businesses? The first step I’d suggest is to work out how you can move away from a model where you’re purely selling your time. However high your hourly or daily rate, you’re capping your earning potential if you’re selling hours or days.I still do freelance work myself, but wherever possible I try to work on a “job and finish” basis for each project. This can be as simple as a writer quoting per article or per word, rather than having to justify every minute spent on a project.Moving further forward than that, you need to think about what you can build that you actually own. When you’re selling freelance services the money stops when you stop doing the work. In contrast, if you start a site of your own or start selling products, that’s YOURS. Not only is there the potential for passive income, but you’re also creating a sellable asset.That’s broadly how I’ve done it myself, and it’s involved plenty of periods where I’ve had to tweak the balance. Sometimes circumstances allow me to concentrate solely on my own projects, but at others, it’s been more prudent to jump on a freelance opportunity for the guaranteed income.The wonderful thing for freelancers is that you CAN do this. With time and effort, a part-time side gig can eclipse your freelance income, and your need to earn it.Another big thing I’d recommend is hiring a freelancer yourself. What could you outsource to free up more of your own time? Either for your own projects or simply to free up time to take on more work. 4- As remote work is becoming more common among companies, how do you think it will impact the future of work? Do you think the freelance economy will grow faster in the future? Freelancing always booms in times of adversity or uncertainty. Companies still need things doing, and hiring freelancers instead of full-time staff eliminates a huge amount of risk and commitment for their businesses.On the other side of the equation, you have people who have moved into freelance work – perhaps initially because it seemed like there was no other option. In my experience, once people get a taste for the lifestyle, they’re reluctant to return to having a boss and a fixed schedule.The freelance marketplace is growing and will continue to grow. I have no doubt about that. 5- After COVID-19 lockdowns, many professionals have started to work remotely and started freelancing as a side-gig. What’s your opinion on this? How do you think this will impact the classical employee-employer organization? I’m not entirely sure this is that new. What has changed is that progressive businesses seem more willing to accept it. They’re starting to understand that a side project could give staff more ideas and experiences.However, for each individual, there likely comes a point where they have to decide which path to take. A senior position in a company won’t leave much time for meaningful freelance work. That said, ramping up a freelance business while you have the certainty of some income from a traditional job is a valid strategy for many. 6- Do you have any suggestions for freelancers who are working with corporate companies and teams? Find out who you need to phone in the finance department if your invoice needs paying!Joking aside, although that’s not entirely a joke, it’s important to learn about the company’s culture and what makes it tick. Try to understand the company as a whole, and not just what you need to know to do the work you’re being paid for.If you comprehend the bigger picture, you’re in a better position both to suggest things and to add flair to your work. That usually leads to more work. Find out what problems the client has and work out ways to solve them. That’s the way to build a long-term partnership. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Mert Bulut Mert Bulut is an innate entrepreneur, who after completing his education in Management Engineering (BSc) and Programming (MSc), co-founded Ruul at the age of 27. His achievements in entrepreneurship were recognized by Fortune magazine, which named him as one of their 40 under 40 in 2022. More 10 Tips on How to Become a Successful Freelancer Creating career targets can be a trial, especially when you are a freelancer. Keep reading to find out how to become a successful freelancer. Read more How freelancers can protect their copyright Discover how freelancers can safeguard their copyright. Learn essential tips to protect your creative work and rights! Read more Why do cosmetics brands prefer these logo colors? Explore why leading cosmetics brands favour specific logo colours — from psychology and branding strategy to colour-trends in beauty packaging and the impact on consumer perceptions. 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Posts Relevant Latest Top October 2025 Forem Core Update: Hacktoberfest Momentum, PR Cleanups, and Self-Hosting Tweaks Om Shree Om Shree Om Shree Follow Oct 12 '25 October 2025 Forem Core Update: Hacktoberfest Momentum, PR Cleanups, and Self-Hosting Tweaks # productivity # security # performance # javascript 20 reactions Comments 1 comment 4 min read How to Use Cron Jobs in Linux: Step-by-Step Guide Admin Admin Admin Follow Jan 7 How to Use Cron Jobs in Linux: Step-by-Step Guide # backgroundjobs # productivity # selfhost Comments Add Comment 7 min read Extending the Nano Banana image generation to also be responsible for fun unique profile images for users who register through a path without providing their own profile pic. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Nov 14 '25 Extending the Nano Banana image generation to also be responsible for fun unique profile images for users who register through a path without providing their own profile pic. 7 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read Available across the whole Forem network and self-hosted instances if configured Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Nov 13 '25 Available across the whole Forem network and self-hosted instances if configured Cover Image Generation Now an Option in the DEV Editor Ben Halpern for The DEV Team ・ Nov 13 #community #forem #ai #design 7 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read Forem Project Weekly: Scheduled Automations, Image Generation & UX Upgrades Forem Project News Forem Project News Forem Project News Follow Nov 10 '25 Forem Project Weekly: Scheduled Automations, Image Generation & UX Upgrades # opensource # performance # productivity # uiux 9 reactions Comments 1 comment 2 min read Stream of small fixes — this week's repo recap is going to be full! Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Nov 6 '25 Stream of small fixes — this week's repo recap is going to be full! 4 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read Next version of mobile app is going to be a nice upgrade Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Nov 3 '25 Next version of mobile app is going to be a nice upgrade 3 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read Forem Weekly Repo Recap: New Community Hub, Email Fixes & Markdown Improvements Forem Project News Forem Project News Forem Project News Follow Oct 31 '25 Forem Weekly Repo Recap: New Community Hub, Email Fixes & Markdown Improvements # news # product # deployment # opensource 14 reactions Comments 1 comment 1 min read Lots of momentum this week! Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 31 '25 Lots of momentum this week! Forem Weekly Repo Recap: New Community Hub, Email Fixes & Markdown Improvements Forem Project News ・ Oct 31 #product #deployment #opensource #news 5 reactions Comments 1 comment 1 min read Added a /community endpoint as sort of an info hub for every subforem. It's kind of just a proof of concept at the moment but can be refined. Ideally it's customizable so we can link off to places like /challenges etc. but keeping it dynamic vs static. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 30 '25 Added a /community endpoint as sort of an info hub for every subforem. It's kind of just a proof of concept at the moment but can be refined. Ideally it's customizable so we can link off to places like /challenges etc. but keeping it dynamic vs static. 7 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read Hopefully releasing a new Forem app with lots of little fixes in the next couple days Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 29 '25 Hopefully releasing a new Forem app with lots of little fixes in the next couple days 3 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read We need to adjust quickie posts to properly not count full URLs for characters. I know Twitter traditionally capped these at 17 chars regardless of length — we'll want to do something similar along those lines. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 23 '25 We need to adjust quickie posts to properly not count full URLs for characters. I know Twitter traditionally capped these at 17 chars regardless of length — we'll want to do something similar along those lines. 3 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read Hoping to make improvements to quickie posts like this so they show up when appropriate in feeds (currently they sink pretty quickly) without overwhelming or taking away from the experience. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 23 '25 Hoping to make improvements to quickie posts like this so they show up when appropriate in feeds (currently they sink pretty quickly) without overwhelming or taking away from the experience. 3 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read So much of what we do is building in public, but we need to use this space more to talk about it. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 23 '25 So much of what we do is building in public, but we need to use this space more to talk about it. 3 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read This was one of several recent performance improvements. Under the hood, we did some interesting memory-first caching as well. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 3 '25 This was one of several recent performance improvements. Under the hood, we did some interesting memory-first caching as well. Preloading the DEV (and Forem) home feed and sidebar for substantial performance benefits Ben Halpern for The DEV Team ・ Oct 3 #webdev #frontend #performance #webperf 8 reactions Comments 2 comments 1 min read I think we're definitely going to want to support inline markdown syntax like backticks for code snippets etc. But we *don't* want to *fully* support markdown as we have full posts for rich content. But doing all this in a non-confusing way is key. Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Oct 3 '25 I think we're definitely going to want to support inline markdown syntax like backticks for code snippets etc. But we *don't* want to *fully* support markdown as we have full posts for rich content. But doing all this in a non-confusing way is key. 4 reactions Comments Add Comment 1 min read New spam detection targeting mass registration live and working well so far. github.com/forem/forem... Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Ben Halpern Follow Sep 24 '25 New spam detection targeting mass registration live and working well so far. github.com/forem/forem... feat: Add domain-based spam blocking with background worker by benhalpern · Pull Request #22350 · forem/forem · GitHub Summary This PR implements automatic domain-based spam blocking to prevent mass registration attacks from single email domains. 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Watch his story in our “Stablecoins are for…” series. 👉 https://lnkd.in/dPUVWuh3 …more Stablecoins are for: The Traveler https://www.youtube.com/ 11 Like Comment Share MiniPay 148 followers 1mo Report this post Big news from Binance Blockchain Week! Opera and the Celo Foundation are extending our strategic partnership. Our shared mission is simple: make stablecoins truly useful for non-crypto natives in emerging and developing markets, so anyone with a smartphone can save, send, and spend with confidence. Powered by Celo, MiniPay now: - Reached 11M+ activated wallets and 300M+ transactions - Helps make Celo the #1 Ethereum L2 by DAUs and #1 USD₮ transport layer by WAUs - Connects stablecoins to real-time payments via PIX, Mercado Pago, and more coming soon Next up: stablecoin-backed cards, Tether Gold (XAUt0) for inflation-resistant savings, and a Mini App Roadshow across Asia and South America in 2026. 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Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e8AX-idY Like Comment Share MiniPay 148 followers 1mo Report this post Big news for freelancers, entrepreneurs, creators & expats: with the rollout of Virtual USD & EUR Accounts inside MiniPay, powered by our partners at Noah, you can now get paid globally more smoothly than ever before. For too long, cross-border payments have been riddled with delays, high fees and geographic restrictions. MiniPay’s Virtual Accounts solve this by giving users: • Your own US & EU bank details for receiving USD (ACH) & EUR (SEPA). • Zero Fees: Receive funds with zero deposit fees and cash out to local currency with zero withdrawal fees. • Instant Stablecoin Access: Get paid and access your funds immediately, avoiding long international wire delays. This is a game-changer for anyone earning on platforms like Deel, Upwork, Fiverr, Amazon, Youtube and more. This is the solution global professionals have been waiting for. Get started here: https://lnkd.in/em3vsyxV 1 Like Comment Share MiniPay 148 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eupqsuWc 8 Like Comment Share MiniPay 148 followers 1mo Report this post A new way to spend stablecoins rolled out in MiniPay during Devcon in Buenos Aires! We're excited to share that users can now pay like a local and spend their stablecoins directly through local payment methods such as 🇦🇷 Mercado Pago and 🇧🇷 PIX, powered by our friends at @ Noah. Why this matters: • Save money by avoiding traditional card fees • Pay seamlessly by scanning QR codes • Enjoy a more local, intuitive payment experience across Latin America And that’s not all — as part of our broader expansion across the region, we're also introducing new partner offerings inside MiniPay, giving users even more ways to move money instantly and transact with transparent pricing and trusted counterparties - also expanding to Canada. 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https://ee.linkedin.com/company/ruul?trk=organization_guest_main-feed-card_feed-actor-image | Ruul | LinkedIn Skip to main content LinkedIn Articles People Learning Jobs Games Sign in Create an account Ruul Software Development Sell anything, get paid anywhere. Great for freelancers, creators & indie sellers. Follow Discover all 38 employees Report this company About us Ruul, previously known as Rimuut, emerged in 2017, born out of a vision to redefine flexible work with efficiency, compatibility, and universality at its core. Ruul began as a solution in invoicing and payment collection, aiding 20,000 organizations and 75,000 freelancers globally. Its growth has been propelled by recent shifts in the work landscape. Rebranded as Ruul in late 2022, the name embodies "ruling"—a nod to the emerging flexible work culture valuing autonomy, where professionals govern their work arrangements aligned with their values and interests. Ruul is here to lead the change in work dynamics for people to be able, motivated, and entitled to self-govern their careers and lives autonomously. Website https://ruul.io External link for Ruul Industry Software Development Company size 11-50 employees Headquarters Malmö Type Privately Held Founded 2017 Specialties Compliance, Global hiring, Remote work, Workforce management, Worktech, Finance, Freelance, Invoicing, Payment Collection, and Freelance Tax Locations Primary Hjälmaregatan 3 Malmö, 21118, SE Get directions 2093 Philadelphia Pike #6889 Claymont, Delaware 19703, US Get directions MASLAK MAH. AOS 55. SK. 42 A BLOK 2-25 Istanbul, Istanbul 34475, TR Get directions Narva mnt 5 Tallinn, 10117, EE Get directions Employees at Ruul Umut Güncan Aysu Karayazgan Mert Bulut Aypar Yilmazkaya See all employees Updates Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Edited Report this post Stablecoins aren’t a future concept for independent professionals, they’re infrastructure. At Ruul, we work with 120k freelancers, and nearly one-third of our payments now settle in stablecoins, proving that speed, cost efficiency, and programmability aren’t theoretical benefits. In this article, Eran Karaso , Chief Operating Officer at Ruul, breaks down what freelancers have already proven, and what GBTD needs to get right to succeed. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dW58_P45 Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. GBTD can deliver the infrastructure. globalbankingandfinance.com Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post We’re proud to be featured in a new article by Emmanuel Nwosu , highlighting how Ruul and MiniPay are working together to remove payment barriers for freelancers in emerging markets. Through our partnership, independents can invoice clients in familiar currencies and receive payouts in dollar-denominated stablecoins, instantly, and with the option to cash out to mobile money, all without needing a foreign bank account. Ruul operates in 190+ markets, and MiniPay’s reach across 60+ countries makes this integration a powerful, compliant bridge between traditional rails and on-chain spending power, especially in regions where legacy remittance channels are slow, costly, or unreliable. Full TechCabal article: https://lnkd.in/dtDFid7x 12 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this MiniPay 148 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eupqsuWc 8 Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this Opera 60,862 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Get started here: https://minipay.to 54 3 Comments Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents deserve systems that keep up with how they work. Through our partnership with MiniPay, you can now receive your earnings quickly, reliably, and with added rewards. Sell your services. Get paid better. #Ruul #Partnership #FutureOfWork #Independents 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Subscription-based services create predictable, long-term income, and they’re easier to set up than most people think. A simple structure works best: • 3 pricing tiers • clear monthly value • easy onboarding Ruul Space turns this into a smooth experience for both sides. Set up your service, offer monthly access, and let the system handle the admin. Steady revenue, loyal clients, zero hassle. More to read on: https://lnkd.in/dbztcmDD #subscriptions #creatoreconomy #freelancebusiness #ruul 5 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Late payments aren’t caused by poor-quality work, they’re caused by weak payment systems. In his newest article for Business Age, Ruul's COO Eran Karaso , edited by Charles Orton-Jones , breaks down the three structural mistakes that consistently hold independents and small businesses back.: One key insight stands out: “The business owners who get paid reliably didn’t find better clients. They built better systems.” Clear contracts, direct payment infrastructure, and automated follow-ups aren’t optional anymore, they’re the foundation of sustainable independent work. For full article: https://lnkd.in/dV2cDUt7 #IndependentWork #Payments #BusinessAge #Ruul #FutureOfWork 14 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents don’t need more platforms. They need clarity, a simple way to showcase what they do and get paid from anywhere. That’s why we built Ruul Space: • Your personal storefront • One link for everything you offer • Upload, share, sell globally • Professional, fast, and built for independents You already have the skills. Now you have the store, too. 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 2mo Report this post Talent isn’t enough anymore. You can have all the skills, but if clients can’t understand what you offer in seconds, you’ll lose them to someone who can. Freelancing has changed: → Tasks don’t sell. Outcomes do. → Hourly is outdated. Value wins. → Your service deserves a storefront. That’s why we built Ruul Space, a place where independents can package their services, show their value, and get paid fast, no admin, no invoices, no waiting. Because independence should feel simple. Your work. Your terms. Your pay button. Feel free to read more here on our blog to learn "How to sell freelance services" https://lnkd.in/dJ4UQbVz #Freelancing #Independents #Ruul #DigitalWork #FutureOfWork 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 2mo Report this post Chasing payments is not part of your job as a creator. You deliver. We ensure the payout arrives; fast, global, and transparent. Invoicing, taxes, and compliance are handled. 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https://ee.linkedin.com/company/ruul?trk=organization_guest_main-feed-card_feed-reaction-header | Ruul | LinkedIn Skip to main content LinkedIn Articles People Learning Jobs Games Sign in Join now for free Ruul Software Development Sell anything, get paid anywhere. Great for freelancers, creators & indie sellers. Follow Discover all 38 employees Report this company About us Ruul, previously known as Rimuut, emerged in 2017, born out of a vision to redefine flexible work with efficiency, compatibility, and universality at its core. Ruul began as a solution in invoicing and payment collection, aiding 20,000 organizations and 75,000 freelancers globally. Its growth has been propelled by recent shifts in the work landscape. Rebranded as Ruul in late 2022, the name embodies "ruling"—a nod to the emerging flexible work culture valuing autonomy, where professionals govern their work arrangements aligned with their values and interests. Ruul is here to lead the change in work dynamics for people to be able, motivated, and entitled to self-govern their careers and lives autonomously. Website https://ruul.io External link for Ruul Industry Software Development Company size 11-50 employees Headquarters Malmö Type Privately Held Founded 2017 Specialties Compliance, Global hiring, Remote work, Workforce management, Worktech, Finance, Freelance, Invoicing, Payment Collection, and Freelance Tax Locations Primary Hjälmaregatan 3 Malmö, 21118, SE Get directions 2093 Philadelphia Pike #6889 Claymont, Delaware 19703, US Get directions MASLAK MAH. AOS 55. SK. 42 A BLOK 2-25 Istanbul, Istanbul 34475, TR Get directions Narva mnt 5 Tallinn, 10117, EE Get directions Employees at Ruul Umut Güncan Aysu Karayazgan Mert Bulut Aypar Yilmazkaya See all employees Updates Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Edited Report this post Stablecoins aren’t a future concept for independent professionals, they’re infrastructure. At Ruul, we work with 120k freelancers, and nearly one-third of our payments now settle in stablecoins, proving that speed, cost efficiency, and programmability aren’t theoretical benefits. In this article, Eran Karaso , Chief Operating Officer at Ruul, breaks down what freelancers have already proven, and what GBTD needs to get right to succeed. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dW58_P45 Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. GBTD can deliver the infrastructure. globalbankingandfinance.com Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post We’re proud to be featured in a new article by Emmanuel Nwosu , highlighting how Ruul and MiniPay are working together to remove payment barriers for freelancers in emerging markets. Through our partnership, independents can invoice clients in familiar currencies and receive payouts in dollar-denominated stablecoins, instantly, and with the option to cash out to mobile money, all without needing a foreign bank account. Ruul operates in 190+ markets, and MiniPay’s reach across 60+ countries makes this integration a powerful, compliant bridge between traditional rails and on-chain spending power, especially in regions where legacy remittance channels are slow, costly, or unreliable. Full TechCabal article: https://lnkd.in/dtDFid7x 12 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this MiniPay 148 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eupqsuWc 8 Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this Opera 60,862 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Get started here: https://minipay.to 54 3 Comments Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents deserve systems that keep up with how they work. Through our partnership with MiniPay, you can now receive your earnings quickly, reliably, and with added rewards. Sell your services. Get paid better. #Ruul #Partnership #FutureOfWork #Independents 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Subscription-based services create predictable, long-term income, and they’re easier to set up than most people think. A simple structure works best: • 3 pricing tiers • clear monthly value • easy onboarding Ruul Space turns this into a smooth experience for both sides. Set up your service, offer monthly access, and let the system handle the admin. Steady revenue, loyal clients, zero hassle. More to read on: https://lnkd.in/dbztcmDD #subscriptions #creatoreconomy #freelancebusiness #ruul 5 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Late payments aren’t caused by poor-quality work, they’re caused by weak payment systems. In his newest article for Business Age, Ruul's COO Eran Karaso , edited by Charles Orton-Jones , breaks down the three structural mistakes that consistently hold independents and small businesses back.: One key insight stands out: “The business owners who get paid reliably didn’t find better clients. They built better systems.” Clear contracts, direct payment infrastructure, and automated follow-ups aren’t optional anymore, they’re the foundation of sustainable independent work. For full article: https://lnkd.in/dV2cDUt7 #IndependentWork #Payments #BusinessAge #Ruul #FutureOfWork 14 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents don’t need more platforms. They need clarity, a simple way to showcase what they do and get paid from anywhere. That’s why we built Ruul Space: • Your personal storefront • One link for everything you offer • Upload, share, sell globally • Professional, fast, and built for independents You already have the skills. Now you have the store, too. 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 2mo Report this post Talent isn’t enough anymore. You can have all the skills, but if clients can’t understand what you offer in seconds, you’ll lose them to someone who can. Freelancing has changed: → Tasks don’t sell. Outcomes do. → Hourly is outdated. Value wins. → Your service deserves a storefront. That’s why we built Ruul Space, a place where independents can package their services, show their value, and get paid fast, no admin, no invoices, no waiting. Because independence should feel simple. Your work. Your terms. Your pay button. Feel free to read more here on our blog to learn "How to sell freelance services" https://lnkd.in/dJ4UQbVz #Freelancing #Independents #Ruul #DigitalWork #FutureOfWork 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 2mo Report this post Chasing payments is not part of your job as a creator. You deliver. We ensure the payout arrives; fast, global, and transparent. Invoicing, taxes, and compliance are handled. 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https://tr.linkedin.com/in/umutguncan?trk=org-employees | Umut Güncan - Ruul | LinkedIn Ana içeriğe geç LinkedIn Makaleler Kişiler Learning İş İlanları Oyunlar Oturum aç Hemen katıl Umut Güncan adlı kullanıcının tam profilini görüntülemek için oturum açın Oturum aç Tekrar hoş geldiniz E-posta veya telefon Şifre Göster Şifrenizi mi unuttunuz? Oturum aç veya Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın veya LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. Umut Güncan Umut Güncan adlı kullanıcının tam profilini görüntülemek için oturum açın Oturum aç Tekrar hoş geldiniz E-posta veya telefon Şifre Göster Şifrenizi mi unuttunuz? Oturum aç veya Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın veya LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. İstanbul, Türkiye İletişim Bilgileri Umut Güncan adlı kullanıcının tam profili görüntülemek için oturum açın Oturum aç Tekrar hoş geldiniz E-posta veya telefon Şifre Göster Şifrenizi mi unuttunuz? Oturum aç veya Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın veya LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. 2 B takipçi 500+ bağlantı Ortak bağlantılarınızı görün Umut Güncan ile ortal bağlantıları görüntüle Oturum aç Tekrar hoş geldiniz E-posta veya telefon Şifre Göster Şifrenizi mi unuttunuz? Oturum aç veya Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın veya LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. Profili görüntülemek için katılın Mesaj Umut Güncan adlı kullanıcının tam profilini görüntülemek için oturum açın Oturum aç Tekrar hoş geldiniz E-posta veya telefon Şifre Göster Şifrenizi mi unuttunuz? Oturum aç veya Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın veya LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. Ruul Bahcesehir University Bu profili rapor edin Hakkında • 17 years of hands-on experience with software development. • 10 years in managerial… daha fazla gör Tekrar hoş geldiniz E-posta veya telefon Şifre Göster Şifrenizi mi unuttunuz? Oturum aç veya Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? 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Sign in Tekrar hoş geldiniz E-posta veya telefon Şifre Göster Şifrenizi mi unuttunuz? Oturum aç veya Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın veya Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. Diller *]:mb-0 text-[18px] text-color-text leading-regular group-hover:underline font-semibold"> English *]:mb-0 not-first-middot leading-[1.75]"> Profesyonel çalışma yetkinliği *]:mb-0 [&>*]:text-md [&>*]:text-color-text-low-emphasis"> *]:mb-0 text-[18px] text-color-text leading-regular group-hover:underline font-semibold"> Turkish *]:mb-0 not-first-middot leading-[1.75]"> Ana dil veya ikinci dil yetkinliği *]:mb-0 [&>*]:text-md [&>*]:text-color-text-low-emphasis"> Alınan tavsiyeler Sinan Demir “I have known Umut since 2012 that i had chance to work with him in same team. He is highly energetic and motivated engineer with entrepreneurship mind. I've got lots of inspirations from him on applying trending approaches and technologies to my projects. After hands-on engineering and entrepreneurship experience, i am sure that he will come up with great managing stories as well as amazing new products.” Gökhan Gerezlioglu,PMP® “Umut was one of the most dedicated professionals through his work at Netas. Innovative, energetic, detail oriented and independent professional. Umut definitely shines in a fast-paced environment.” 2 kişi, Umut Güncan adlı kullanıcıyı tavsiye etti Görmek için katılın Umut Güncan adlı üyenin tam profilini görüntüleyin Ortak tanıdıklarınızı görün Başka biri aracılığıyla tanış Umut Güncan ile doğrudan iletişime geçin Tam profili görüntülemek için katılın Diğer benzer profiller Senih Palavaroğlu Senih Palavaroğlu İstanbul Bağlantı Kur Yasin Şirin Yasin Şirin İstanbul Bağlantı Kur Orkun Yesilcay Orkun Yesilcay İstanbul Bağlantı Kur Gokhan Guvenc Gokhan Guvenc İstanbul Bağlantı Kur Can Abacıgil Can Abacıgil Londra, Birleşik Krallık Bağlantı Kur Muhammed ÖZDOĞAN Muhammed ÖZDOĞAN Tallinn Bağlantı Kur Osman Kumas Osman Kumas İstanbul Bağlantı Kur Mashar Devrim Yazici Mashar Devrim Yazici İstanbul Bağlantı Kur Ozan Terzi Ozan Terzi Dublin Bağlantı Kur Murat ÖZ Murat ÖZ İstanbul Bağlantı Kur Engin Yakar Engin Yakar İstanbul, Türkiye Bağlantı Kur Ozde Tiryaki Ozde Tiryaki İstanbul Bağlantı Kur Aycan Kalay Aycan Kalay Vancouver Metropol Bölgesi Bağlantı Kur Gul Seda Goksu Gul Seda Goksu İstanbul Bağlantı Kur Fatih Zeynel PEKİNCE Fatih Zeynel PEKİNCE İstanbul Bağlantı Kur Ilker Ulutas Ilker Ulutas İstanbul Bağlantı Kur Onur Gürcan Onur Gürcan Türkiye Bağlantı Kur Sercan Duyar Sercan Duyar İzmir, Türkiye Bağlantı Kur Huseyin ALTUN Huseyin ALTUN Türkiye Bağlantı Kur Daha fazla profil göster Daha az profil gör Bu kurslarla yeni yetenekler ekleyin 33 dakika Adobe Express: Creating Marketing Materials 1 saat 15 dakika Planning and Releasing Software with Jira 1 saat 46 dakika .NET Microservices for Azure Developers Tüm kursları gör LinkedIn © 2026 Hakkında Erişilebilirlik Kullanıcı Anlaşması Gizlilik Politikası Çerez Politikası Telif Hakkı Politikası Marka Politikası Ziyaretçi Kontrolleri Topluluk Yönergeleri العربية (Arapça) বাংলা (Bengalce) Čeština (Çekçe) Dansk (Danca) Deutsch (Almanca) Ελληνικά (Yunanca) English (İngilizce) Español (İspanyolca) فارسی (Farsça) Suomi (Fince) Français (Fransızca) हिंदी (Hintçe) Magyar (Macarca) Bahasa Indonesia (Endonezce) Italiano (İtalyanca) עברית (İbranice) 日本語 (Japonca) 한국어 (Korece) मराठी (Marathi dili) Bahasa Malaysia (Malayca) Nederlands (Felemenkçe) Norsk (Norveççe) ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (Pencap dili) Polski (Lehçe) Português (Portekizce) Română (Rumence) Русский (Rusça) Svenska (İsveççe) తెలుగు (Telugu dili) ภาษาไทย (Tayca) Tagalog (Tagalog) Türkçe Українська (Ukraynaca) Tiếng Việt (Vietnam dili) 简体中文 (Çince (Basitleştirilmiş)) 正體中文 (Çince (Geleneksel)) Dil Kabul Et ve LinkedIn’e Katıl Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. Umut Güncan adlı kullanıcının tam profilini görüntülemek için oturum açın Oturum aç Tekrar hoş geldiniz E-posta veya telefon Şifre Göster Şifrenizi mi unuttunuz? Oturum aç veya Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın veya LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. | 2026-01-13T08:47:56 |
https://tr.linkedin.com/company/ruul | Ruul | LinkedIn Ana içeriğe geç LinkedIn Makaleler Kişiler Learning İş İlanları Oyunlar Oturum aç Hemen kaydolun Ruul Yazılım Geliştirme Sell anything, get paid anywhere. Great for freelancers, creators & indie sellers. Takip Edin 38 çalışanın tamamını görüntüle Bu şirketi rapor et Hakkımızda Ruul, previously known as Rimuut, emerged in 2017, born out of a vision to redefine flexible work with efficiency, compatibility, and universality at its core. Ruul began as a solution in invoicing and payment collection, aiding 20,000 organizations and 75,000 freelancers globally. Its growth has been propelled by recent shifts in the work landscape. Rebranded as Ruul in late 2022, the name embodies "ruling"—a nod to the emerging flexible work culture valuing autonomy, where professionals govern their work arrangements aligned with their values and interests. Ruul is here to lead the change in work dynamics for people to be able, motivated, and entitled to self-govern their careers and lives autonomously. Web Sitesi https://ruul.io Ruul için harici link Sektör Yazılım Geliştirme Şirket büyüklüğü 11 - 50 çalışan Genel Merkez Malmö Türü Özel Şirket Kuruluş 2017 Uzmanlık Alanları Compliance, Global hiring, Remote work, Workforce management, Worktech, Finance, Freelance, Invoicing, Payment Collection ve Freelance Tax Konum Birincil Hjälmaregatan 3 Malmö, 21118, SE Yol tarifi al 2093 Philadelphia Pike #6889 Claymont, Delaware 19703, US Yol tarifi al MASLAK MAH. AOS 55. SK. 42 A BLOK 2-25 Istanbul, Istanbul 34475, TR Yol tarifi al Narva mnt 5 Tallinn, 10117, EE Yol tarifi al Ruul şirketindeki çalışanlar Umut Güncan Aysu Karayazgan Mert Bulut Aypar Yılmazkaya Tüm çalışanları gör Güncellemeler Ruul 7.110 takipçi 1ay Düzenlendi Bu yayını rapor et Stablecoins aren’t a future concept for independent professionals, they’re infrastructure. At Ruul, we work with 120k freelancers, and nearly one-third of our payments now settle in stablecoins, proving that speed, cost efficiency, and programmability aren’t theoretical benefits. In this article, Eran Karaso , Chief Operating Officer at Ruul, breaks down what freelancers have already proven, and what GBTD needs to get right to succeed. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dW58_P45 Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. GBTD can deliver the infrastructure. globalbankingandfinance.com Beğen Yorum Yap Paylaş Ruul 7.110 takipçi 1ay Bu yayını rapor et We’re proud to be featured in a new article by Emmanuel Nwosu , highlighting how Ruul and MiniPay are working together to remove payment barriers for freelancers in emerging markets. Through our partnership, independents can invoice clients in familiar currencies and receive payouts in dollar-denominated stablecoins, instantly, and with the option to cash out to mobile money, all without needing a foreign bank account. Ruul operates in 190+ markets, and MiniPay’s reach across 60+ countries makes this integration a powerful, compliant bridge between traditional rails and on-chain spending power, especially in regions where legacy remittance channels are slow, costly, or unreliable. Full TechCabal article: https://lnkd.in/dtDFid7x 12 1 Yorum Beğen Yorum Yap Paylaş Ruul bunu yeniden yayınladı MiniPay 148 takipçi 1ay Bu yayını rapor et We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eupqsuWc 8 Beğen Yorum Yap Paylaş Ruul bunu yeniden yayınladı Opera 60.862 takipçi 1ay Bu yayını rapor et We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Get started here: https://minipay.to 54 3 Yorum Beğen Yorum Yap Paylaş Ruul 7.110 takipçi 1ay Bu yayını rapor et Independents deserve systems that keep up with how they work. Through our partnership with MiniPay, you can now receive your earnings quickly, reliably, and with added rewards. Sell your services. Get paid better. #Ruul #Partnership #FutureOfWork #Independents 8 Beğen Yorum Yap Paylaş Ruul 7.110 takipçi 1ay Bu yayını rapor et Subscription-based services create predictable, long-term income, and they’re easier to set up than most people think. A simple structure works best: • 3 pricing tiers • clear monthly value • easy onboarding Ruul Space turns this into a smooth experience for both sides. Set up your service, offer monthly access, and let the system handle the admin. Steady revenue, loyal clients, zero hassle. More to read on: https://lnkd.in/dbztcmDD #subscriptions #creatoreconomy #freelancebusiness #ruul 5 Beğen Yorum Yap Paylaş Ruul 7.110 takipçi 1ay Bu yayını rapor et Late payments aren’t caused by poor-quality work, they’re caused by weak payment systems. In his newest article for Business Age, Ruul's COO Eran Karaso , edited by Charles Orton-Jones , breaks down the three structural mistakes that consistently hold independents and small businesses back.: One key insight stands out: “The business owners who get paid reliably didn’t find better clients. They built better systems.” Clear contracts, direct payment infrastructure, and automated follow-ups aren’t optional anymore, they’re the foundation of sustainable independent work. For full article: https://lnkd.in/dV2cDUt7 #IndependentWork #Payments #BusinessAge #Ruul #FutureOfWork 14 1 Yorum Beğen Yorum Yap Paylaş Ruul 7.110 takipçi 1ay Bu yayını rapor et Independents don’t need more platforms. They need clarity, a simple way to showcase what they do and get paid from anywhere. That’s why we built Ruul Space: • Your personal storefront • One link for everything you offer • Upload, share, sell globally • Professional, fast, and built for independents You already have the skills. Now you have the store, too. 8 Beğen Yorum Yap Paylaş Ruul 7.110 takipçi 2ay Bu yayını rapor et Talent isn’t enough anymore. You can have all the skills, but if clients can’t understand what you offer in seconds, you’ll lose them to someone who can. Freelancing has changed: → Tasks don’t sell. Outcomes do. → Hourly is outdated. Value wins. → Your service deserves a storefront. That’s why we built Ruul Space, a place where independents can package their services, show their value, and get paid fast, no admin, no invoices, no waiting. Because independence should feel simple. Your work. Your terms. Your pay button. Feel free to read more here on our blog to learn "How to sell freelance services" https://lnkd.in/dJ4UQbVz #Freelancing #Independents #Ruul #DigitalWork #FutureOfWork 8 Beğen Yorum Yap Paylaş Ruul 7.110 takipçi 2ay Bu yayını rapor et Chasing payments is not part of your job as a creator. You deliver. We ensure the payout arrives; fast, global, and transparent. Invoicing, taxes, and compliance are handled. If you’re an independent who wants fewer reminders and more results: get paid without the chase. 4 Beğen Yorum Yap Paylaş Ne kaçırdığınızı görmek için hemen katılın Ruul şirketindeki tanıdığınız kişileri bulun Sizin için tavsiye edilen işleri görün Tüm güncellemeleri, haberleri ve yazılıları görüntüleyin Hemen katılın Benzer sayfalar HubX Yazılım Geliştirme Phellos Financial Consultancy Finansal Hizmetler London, England Jobtogo İnsan Kaynakları Hizmetleri Cenoa Yazılım Geliştirme Papara Finansal Hizmetler Insider One Yazılım Geliştirme Hype Reklam Hizmetleri Istanbul, Şişli Adel Kalemcilik Üretim ikas Yazılım Geliştirme Trendyol Group Teknoloji, Bilgi ve İnternet İstanbul, Maslak Daha fazla benzer sayfa göster Daha az benzer sayfa göster LinkedIn © 2026 Hakkında Erişilebilirlik Kullanıcı Anlaşması Gizlilik Politikası Çerez Politikası Telif Hakkı Politikası Marka Politikası Ziyaretçi Kontrolleri Topluluk Yönergeleri العربية (Arapça) বাংলা (Bengalce) Čeština (Çekçe) Dansk (Danca) Deutsch (Almanca) Ελληνικά (Yunanca) English (İngilizce) Español (İspanyolca) فارسی (Farsça) Suomi (Fince) Français (Fransızca) हिंदी (Hintçe) Magyar (Macarca) Bahasa Indonesia (Endonezce) Italiano (İtalyanca) עברית (İbranice) 日本語 (Japonca) 한국어 (Korece) मराठी (Marathi dili) Bahasa Malaysia (Malayca) Nederlands (Felemenkçe) Norsk (Norveççe) ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (Pencap dili) Polski (Lehçe) Português (Portekizce) Română (Rumence) Русский (Rusça) Svenska (İsveççe) తెలుగు (Telugu dili) ภาษาไทย (Tayca) Tagalog (Tagalog) Türkçe Українська (Ukraynaca) Tiếng Việt (Vietnam dili) 简体中文 (Çince (Basitleştirilmiş)) 正體中文 (Çince (Geleneksel)) Dil Kabul Et ve LinkedIn’e Katıl Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. Ruul şirketinde tanıdığınız kişileri görmek için oturum açın Oturum aç Tekrar hoş geldiniz E-posta veya telefon Şifre Göster Şifrenizi mi unuttunuz? Oturum aç veya Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın veya LinkedIn‘de yeni misiniz? Hemen katılın Devam Et seçeneğini tıklayarak veya oturum açarak LinkedIn Kullanıcı Anlaşması’nı , Gizlilik Politikası’nı ve Çerez Politikası’nı kabul etmiş olursunuz. | 2026-01-13T08:47:56 |
https://ng.linkedin.com/company/techcabal?trk=organization_guest_main-feed-card-text | TechCabal | LinkedIn Skip to main content LinkedIn Articles People Learning Jobs Games Sign in Join for free TechCabal Media Production Leading the conversation on innovation and tech across Africa Follow View all 36 employees Report this company About us The African tech ecosystem is filled with stories of triumph, grit, and innovation. TechCabal is where those stories live. Website www.techcabal.com External link for TechCabal Industry Media Production Company size 11-50 employees Headquarters Lagos Type Privately Held Founded 2013 Specialties Technology, Africa, Innovation, Startups, Data, Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Hardware, Funding, Entrepreneurs, Industry Report, Tech Ecosystem, Venture Capital Funding, Technology News, Tech Industry, New Tech Businesses, New Tech Products, and Tech Innovation Locations Primary 18 Nnobi St Lagos, NG Get directions Employees at TechCabal Frank Eleanya Adonijah Ndege Fu'ad Lawal Temitayo Jaiyeola See all employees Updates TechCabal reposted this TechCabal 86,196 followers 15h Report this post In 2025, venture capital returned to parts of the world outside the US and China. African startups raised more money than in the previous year, with the continent securing $3.24 billion by the end of 2025, representing a 44.6% year-on-year increase. 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Evidence from the freelance market | Brookings Experts Events Research Programs Research & Commentary Newsletters For Media About Us Leadership Careers Our Commitments Our Finances Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion BI Press Donate Home Venezuela Global Security Health Care U.S. Economy Artificial Intelligence Topics Business & Workforce Cities & Communities Climate & Energy Defense & Security Education Global Economy & Development Health Care International Affairs Society & Culture Technology & Information U.S. Economy U.S. Government & Politics Regions Africa Asia & the Pacific Europe & Eurasia Latin America & the Caribbean Middle East & North Africa North America Search Home Venezuela Global Security Health Care U.S. Economy AI All Topics All Regions Experts Events Research Programs About Us Research & Commentary Newsletters Careers For Media Search Home Is generative AI a job killer? Evidence from the freelance market Contact Contact Economic Studies Media Office [email protected] Share Share Bluesky Streamline Icon: https://streamlinehq.com Bluesky Search Sections Sections Contact Contact Economic Studies Media Office [email protected] Share Share Bluesky Streamline Icon: https://streamlinehq.com Bluesky Subscribe to the Economic Studies Bulletin Sign Up Research Is generative AI a job killer? Evidence from the freelance market Xiang Hui and Xiang Hui Assistant Professor of Marketing - Washington University in St. Louis Oren Reshef Oren Reshef Assistant Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship - Washington University in St. Louis July 8, 2025 Shutterstock / Edaccor 15 min read Bluesky Streamline Icon: https://streamlinehq.com Bluesky Print Sections Toggle section navigation Sections Contact Economic Studies Media Office [email protected] Print More On Business & Workforce Sub-Topics Workforce Development Technology & Information Sub-Topics Artificial Intelligence U.S. Economy Sub-Topics Labor & Unemployment Program Economic Studies Center Center on Regulation and Markets Over the past few years, generative artificial intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs) have become some of the most rapidly adopted technologies in history. Tools such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, and Anthropic’s Claude now support a wide range of tasks and have been integrated across sectors, from education and media to law, marketing, and customer service. According to McKinsey’s 2024 report , 71% of organizations now regularly use generative AI in at least one business function. This rapid adoption has sparked a vibrant public debate among business leaders and policymakers about how to harness these tools while mitigating their risks. Perhaps the most alarming feature of generative AI is its potential to disrupt the labor market. Eloundou et al. (2024) estimate that around 80% of the U.S. workforce could see at least 10% of their tasks affected by LLMs, while approximately 19% of workers may have over half of their tasks impacted. To better understand the impact of generative AI on employment, we examined its effect on freelance workers using a popular online platform ( Hui et al. 2024 ). We found that freelancers in occupations more exposed to generative AI have experienced a 2% decline in the number of contracts and a 5% drop in earnings following since the release of new AI software in 2022. These negative effects were especially pronounced among experienced freelancers who offered higher-priced, higher-quality services. Our findings suggest that existing labor policies may not be fully equipped to support workers, particularly freelancers and other nontraditional workers, in adapting to the disruptions posed by generative AI. To ensure long-term, inclusive benefits from AI adoption, policymakers should invest in workforce reskilling, modernize labor protections, and develop institutions that support human-AI complementarity across a rapidly evolving labor market. How might AI affect employment? The effect of AI on employment remains theoretically ambiguous. As with past general-purpose technologies, such as the steam engine, the personal computer, or the internet, AI may fundamentally reshape employment structures, though it remains unclear whether AI will ultimately harm or improve worker outcomes ( Agrawal et al. 2022 ). Much depends on whether AI complements or substitutes human labor. On the one hand, AI may improve worker outcomes by boosting productivity, work quality, and efficiency. It can take over routine or repetitive tasks, allowing humans to focus on strategic thinking, creativity, or interpersonal interactions. This optimistic view has been championed by scholars such as Brynjolfsson and McAfee (2014), who argue that technology can augment productivity and increase the value of human capital when paired with the right skills. Brynjolfsson et al. (2025) and Noy and Zhang (2023) find that access to AI tools increased productivity in customer support centers and writing tasks. Nevertheless, substitution remains a real risk. When AI can perform a particular set of tasks at equal quality and lower cost than a human employee, the demand for human labor in those areas may decline. Acemoglu and Restrepo (2020) argue that automation may reduce labor demand unless it is accompanied by the creation of new tasks in which humans maintain a comparative advantage. Full substitution may be cost-effective for firms but could lead to severe economic and social consequences such as widespread layoffs and unemployment. In contrast to past technologies, where the types of workers affected were relatively predictable, the impact of AI is harder to anticipate. As a general-purpose technology, AI may disrupt a broad range of occupations in varied and uneven ways . These dynamics are unlikely to affect all workers equally. High-skill workers with access to complementary tools may benefit, while mid-skill workers, whose tasks are more easily replicated by AI, may be displaced or pushed into lower-paying jobs. Conversely, if AI democratizes access to services and information and reduces the returns to specialized human capital, it could undermine the economic position of those previously seen as secure in creative or professional roles, potentially reducing inequality. Evaluating the direct effect of AI on employment in the short run empirically is challenging. To begin with, it is often difficult to determine whether changes in hiring or separations are driven by AI or by other unobserved industry-, organization-, or employee-level factors. In addition, traditional employment contracts tend to be rigid and cannot quickly adjust to technological changes. They also tend to involve a bundle of varied tasks such as responding to emails, attending meetings, managing subordinates, and interacting with clients. In its current form, AI may be effective at automating some of these tasks but is not yet advanced enough to fully replace a human worker. As a result, early adoption of AI might not be reflected in conventional employment statistics. AI in online labor markets To overcome these limitations, our recent paper, published in Organization Science ( Hui et al. 2024 ), adopts a different empirical strategy: We focus on online labor markets, namely Upwork, one of the world’s largest online freelancing platforms in the world. The platform operates as a spot market for short-term, usually remote, projects. Prospective employers on the platform can post various jobs offering either fixed or hourly compensation. Jobs span across a range of categories including web development, graphic design, administrative support, digital marketing, legal assistance, and so forth. They usually have a clear timeline and/or well-defined deliverables. Once the jobs are posted freelancers may submit bids offering their services, and, after some negotiation process, one or more freelancers are hired to complete the job. This setting offers several advantages: Job postings are typically short-term, contracts are flexible, and the platform provides detailed, transparent data on employment history and freelancer earnings. Freelancers often take on and complete multiple projects per month, generating high-frequency data ideal for short-term analysis. To examine how these interactions are affected by the release of generative AI, we focus on two types of AI models. First, image-based models, specifically DALL-E2 and Midjourney, which were launched within a month of each other in early 2022. These tools marked a major breakthrough in image-generation capabilities, offering the public unprecedented public access to AI tools that could produce high-quality visuals from text prompts. Second, text-based models, specifically the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022. ChatGPT was the first commercial-grade text-based AI model made broadly available. ChatGPT’s release was a watershed moment, attracting over 100 million active users within a couple of months and marking the beginning of mass adoption of generative AI. Using these model launches as natural experiments, we compare the change in freelancer outcomes in AI-affected and less-affected occupations before and after the launch of the AI tools. Building on previous research as well as exploratory data analysis, we identified specific freelancers offering services in domains more likely to be affected by the different types of AI. For example, copyeditors and proofreaders are likely to be impacted by text-based AI models like ChatGPT, while graphic designers are more likely to be affected by image-based models like DALL-E2. Other categories, such as administrative services, video editing, and data entry, expected to experience little or no direct impact from these early AI tools. Our analysis reveals that freelancers operating in domains more exposed to generative AI were disproportionately affected by the release of ChatGPT. Specifically, we find that freelancers providing services such as copyediting, proofreading, and other text-heavy tasks experienced a decline of approximately 2% in the number of new monthly contracts. In addition to reduced job flow, these freelancers also saw a roughly 5% decrease in their total monthly earnings on the platform. These effects suggest a significant disruption in the demand for services that can be replicated by AI. Importantly, we observe similar patterns following the release of image-based models such as DALL-E2 and Midjourney. Despite the fact that these tools were released at different times and affected a distinct set of services, the magnitude of the impact was identical to what we observe in text-based models. These are sizable effects, especially considering how recently these technologies became available. To put these changes in perspective, the observed declines are comparable in magnitude to those estimated in studies of other major automation technologies such as industrial robots and task automation ( Acemoglu and Restrepo 2023 ). They are also similar to the labor market impacts of large-scale policy interventions, including changes in the minimum wage and access to unionization . Moreover, while our data covers only the first six to eight months following the release of these AI models, the negative trend has been persistent over that time. In fact, rather than fading after the initial release, the declines in both employment and compensation continue to grow, suggesting our findings represent more than merely short-term shocks or transitional responses. Instead, they likely reflect shifts in how certain services are valued and delivered in an AI-augmented economy. We conjecture that as AI capabilities improve and adoption expands, these trends will not only persist but may accelerate, potentially leading to broader reductions in employment and earnings across occupations. The role of worker experience Having documented the negative average effect of generative AI on employment outcomes on the platform, we next turn to evaluating whether certain freelancer characteristics can mitigate, or potentially exacerbate, these effects. One particular dimension of interest is worker quality and experience. Prior research on technological change suggests that high-skill labor, particularly those engaged in cognitively demanding or creative tasks, tends to be more resilient to adverse technology shocks. The conventional wisdom holds that providing higher- services should, to some extent, shield freelancers from displacement, as their work may be harder to automate or replicate ( Acemoglu and Autor 2011 ; Autor et al. 2003 ). Examining the impact of AI across the distribution of worker quality reveals a somewhat surprising pattern: Not only are high-skill freelancers not insulated from the adverse effects but they are, in fact, disproportionately affected. Among workers within the same occupation, those with stronger past performance—as measured by client feedback, contract history, and other platform-based reputational metrics—experience larger declines in both the number of new contracts and total monthly earnings. This finding highlights a critical and somewhat counterintuitive interaction between artificial and human expertise. Generative AI appears to be “leveling the playing field” by compressing performance differences across the skill spectrum. One potential explanation is that, with tools like ChatGPT and DALL-E2, less experienced or lower-rated freelancers can now produce outputs that in many cases approximate the quality associated only with top-tier talent. As a result, clients may no longer perceive as much value in paying a premium for high-reputation workers, particularly when lower-cost alternatives can generate comparable results. Thus, as discussed earlier, generative AI represents a fundamentally different kind of technological advance. This dynamic stands in contrast to prior waves of technological change, where advanced tools often complemented highly skilled labor and widened the productivity gap between top and bottom performers ( Per Krusell et al. 2000 ). As a result, its disruptive potential extends across the entire skill distribution, including those at the very top. The early effects of generative AI suggest that it may reduce the dispersion of earnings and opportunities. This interpretation is consistent with earlier findings that the marginal returns to technology adoption are often highest for those with lower initial productivity who gain more from the new technology. Implications for policy Our study provides some of the earliest empirical evidence on the labor market effects of generative AI, but it is also important to recognize its limitations. Examining the effect on freelancers is appealing for the reasons stated above but may not fully capture the dynamics of traditional employment arrangements or long-term contractual relationships. Still, the findings highlight the fact that certain worker groups, such as freelancers, who often lack formal labor protections and social safety nets, benefits, or bargaining power, are uniquely exposed to technological disruptions. For example, workers in more flexible work arrangements lack access to employer-sponsored retirement savings and unemployment insurance and have faced legal challenges in forming labor unions . Existing labor relations and regulations may thus not be well equipped to address the challenges posed by emerging technologies. As the nature of work continues to evolve, policies may need to be rethought to account for more fast-moving and AI-enhanced freelancer markets, especially in sectors highly vulnerable to automation. While our analysis focuses on well-defined, task-oriented freelance jobs, which are arguably more amenable to AI substitution, recent research finds that generative AI may also affect more complex, collaborative work. Dell’Acqua et al. (2025) , for example, show that AI can even substitute for team-based professional problem-solving and contribute meaningfully to real-world business decisions. This suggests that the impact of AI may extend beyond routine or isolated tasks and begin to reshape how high-skilled, interdependent work is performed. Predicting the future trajectory of AI remains difficult, as the technology continues to evolve rapidly. As its capabilities grow, AI is likely to be adopted across a wider range of industries, including those once thought resistant to automation, further reshaping the relationship between labor and technology. Closely tracking these developments through initiatives like the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) and other federal labor data programs is essential for informing timely and effective policy. Historical evidence from past general-purpose technologies suggests that while short-term substitution effects can displace workers, longer-term gains often emerge through task reorganization, workforce reskilling, and the creation of entirely new roles. In the case of generative AI, true progress may come not just from automating existing tasks, but from fundamentally reshaping how organizations operate and the types of goods and services they offer. At the same time, reductions in task costs in one sector can spur innovation and economic activity in others. For example, Brynjolfsson et al. (2019) show that AI-driven machine translation at eBay significantly increased cross-border trade and improved consumer outcomes. Similarly, as generative AI continues to evolve, it may enable the emergence of new occupations, business models, and collaborative structures. Realizing these long-term benefits will require sustained investment in education, training, and institutional reform that promotes human-AI complementarity. Policymakers should not only help workers adapt to near-term disruptions but also foster an environment in which AI enhances, rather than replaces, human capabilities. It will also require creating conditions that incentivize firms to reorganize workflows and adopt AI in ways that amplify, rather than erode, the value of human labor. In addition, labor market institutions must evolve to keep pace with the new realities of work. This involves not only rethinking social safety nets but by also promoting inclusive access to AI tools and training opportunities. If designed thoughtfully, policy can ensure that the next wave of AI adoption delivers broad-based benefits rather than deepening existing disparities. Related Content The effects of AI on firms and workers Technology & Information The effects of AI on firms and workers Tania Babina, Anastassia Fedyk July 1, 2025 Breaking the AI mirror Artificial Intelligence Breaking the AI mirror Malihe Alikhani April 15, 2025 Harnessing AI for economic growth Artificial Intelligence Harnessing AI for economic growth Martin Neil Baily, Aidan T. 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https://developers.reddit.com/apps/bot-swatter | LLM Bot Swatter | Reddit for Developers Readme This Devvit app looks for accounts that match the characteristics of a very specific spam wave that has been coming and going for a little over a year. It is not a generic "anti-bot" app at this stage, but may evolve into one in the future. This app is no longer being updated with new detections. Please consider installing Bot Bouncer instead. The specific spam wave consists of users posting top-level LLM-generated comments with a light-hearted tone. These accounts never make replies to comments, only posts, and will typically have either no posts in the user's history or occasionally an image post (e.g. in a cute animals sub) or an AskReddit post. You can choose to either report the comment for review, or ban the user. I strongly recommend that you run the app in "report" mode for a little while until you're happy that it's detecting users correctly, and only then put it into "ban and remove" mode. To be detected as a bot, all of the following must apply: The username must match one of a number of specific patterns. The current LLM Bot spam wave consists of a number of distinctive username patterns The user must not have made any replies to other comments anywhere - just top level comments The user must not have made any comments with line breaks The user must not have edited any comment The user must not have made any posts, other than image posts or posts in r/AskReddit Username patterns checked: Usernames that superficially resemble Reddit-generated account names (Word-Word-Number) but that do NOT use any of the keywords that Reddit suggests. E.g. Laura_Harris_1624, Deborah_Phillips358, MichelleWalker857 Reddit-generated account names but only for exceptionally low karma accounts Usernames such as Margaret3U88Nelson, Elizabeth5O3Perez20, patricia0E8efimov Usernames such as Patricia99kozlov, Michelle2012danilov Usernames such as MichelleWilson3g33, RuthGreen1r60, Laura9l7m Usernames such as Laura_Parker_ea, Sandra_Jones_jd If you do spot LLM bot accounts with minor variations from the configurable options, please get in touch with details of the accounts. Please don't get in touch about other spamming patterns as I'm not looking to make a generic anti-bot app at this time. This app is open source. You can find the source code on Github here . Change History v1.2 Upgrade Devvit and other code dependencies Notify subreddits on upgrade or first install that app is no longer being maintained with new bot detections. v1.1 Overhaul username detections as bots have evolved. Removed options for subreddit diversity to allow very new accounts to be detected. Lower default karma limit About this app fsv Creator App identifier bot-swatter Version 1.2.0 Send feedback Company Reddit, Inc. Reddit for Business Careers Press Contact Blog Community Reddit.com Reddit for Community Content Policy Help Center Moderator Code of Conduct Privacy & Safety Privacy Policy User agreement Transparency Report r/redditsecurity Other Terms and Policies Copyright 2026 Reddit Inc. All rights reserved. Company Reddit, Inc. Reddit for Business Careers Press Contact Blog Community Reddit.com Reddit for Community Content Policy Help Center Moderator Code of Conduct Privacy & Safety Privacy Policy User agreement Transparency Report r/redditsecurity Other Terms and Policies Copyright 2026 Reddit Inc. All rights reserved. | 2026-01-13T08:47:56 |
https://www.linkedin.com/company/ruul/#main-content | Ruul | LinkedIn Skip to main content LinkedIn Top Content People Learning Jobs Games Sign in Create an account Ruul Software Development Sell anything, get paid anywhere. Great for freelancers, creators & indie sellers. Follow View all 38 employees Report this company About us Ruul, previously known as Rimuut, emerged in 2017, born out of a vision to redefine flexible work with efficiency, compatibility, and universality at its core. Ruul began as a solution in invoicing and payment collection, aiding 20,000 organizations and 75,000 freelancers globally. Its growth has been propelled by recent shifts in the work landscape. Rebranded as Ruul in late 2022, the name embodies "ruling"—a nod to the emerging flexible work culture valuing autonomy, where professionals govern their work arrangements aligned with their values and interests. Ruul is here to lead the change in work dynamics for people to be able, motivated, and entitled to self-govern their careers and lives autonomously. Website https://ruul.io External link for Ruul Industry Software Development Company size 11-50 employees Headquarters Malmö Type Privately Held Founded 2017 Specialties Compliance, Global hiring, Remote work, Workforce management, Worktech, Finance, Freelance, Invoicing, Payment Collection, and Freelance Tax Locations Primary Hjälmaregatan 3 Malmö, 21118, SE Get directions 2093 Philadelphia Pike #6889 Claymont, Delaware 19703, US Get directions MASLAK MAH. AOS 55. SK. 42 A BLOK 2-25 Istanbul, Istanbul 34475, TR Get directions Narva mnt 5 Tallinn, 10117, EE Get directions Employees at Ruul Umut Güncan Aysu Karayazgan Mert Bulut Aypar Yilmazkaya See all employees Updates Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Edited Report this post Stablecoins aren’t a future concept for independent professionals, they’re infrastructure. At Ruul, we work with 120k freelancers, and nearly one-third of our payments now settle in stablecoins, proving that speed, cost efficiency, and programmability aren’t theoretical benefits. In this article, Eran Karaso , Chief Operating Officer at Ruul, breaks down what freelancers have already proven, and what GBTD needs to get right to succeed. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dW58_P45 Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. GBTD can deliver the infrastructure. globalbankingandfinance.com Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post We’re proud to be featured in a new article by Emmanuel Nwosu , highlighting how Ruul and MiniPay are working together to remove payment barriers for freelancers in emerging markets. Through our partnership, independents can invoice clients in familiar currencies and receive payouts in dollar-denominated stablecoins, instantly, and with the option to cash out to mobile money, all without needing a foreign bank account. Ruul operates in 190+ markets, and MiniPay’s reach across 60+ countries makes this integration a powerful, compliant bridge between traditional rails and on-chain spending power, especially in regions where legacy remittance channels are slow, costly, or unreliable. Full TechCabal article: https://lnkd.in/dtDFid7x 12 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this MiniPay 148 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eupqsuWc 8 Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this Opera 60,862 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Get started here: https://minipay.to 54 3 Comments Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents deserve systems that keep up with how they work. Through our partnership with MiniPay, you can now receive your earnings quickly, reliably, and with added rewards. Sell your services. Get paid better. #Ruul #Partnership #FutureOfWork #Independents 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Subscription-based services create predictable, long-term income, and they’re easier to set up than most people think. A simple structure works best: • 3 pricing tiers • clear monthly value • easy onboarding Ruul Space turns this into a smooth experience for both sides. Set up your service, offer monthly access, and let the system handle the admin. Steady revenue, loyal clients, zero hassle. More to read on: https://lnkd.in/dbztcmDD #subscriptions #creatoreconomy #freelancebusiness #ruul 5 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Late payments aren’t caused by poor-quality work, they’re caused by weak payment systems. In his newest article for Business Age, Ruul's COO Eran Karaso , edited by Charles Orton-Jones , breaks down the three structural mistakes that consistently hold independents and small businesses back.: One key insight stands out: “The business owners who get paid reliably didn’t find better clients. They built better systems.” Clear contracts, direct payment infrastructure, and automated follow-ups aren’t optional anymore, they’re the foundation of sustainable independent work. For full article: https://lnkd.in/dV2cDUt7 #IndependentWork #Payments #BusinessAge #Ruul #FutureOfWork 14 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents don’t need more platforms. They need clarity, a simple way to showcase what they do and get paid from anywhere. That’s why we built Ruul Space: • Your personal storefront • One link for everything you offer • Upload, share, sell globally • Professional, fast, and built for independents You already have the skills. Now you have the store, too. 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 2mo Report this post Talent isn’t enough anymore. You can have all the skills, but if clients can’t understand what you offer in seconds, you’ll lose them to someone who can. Freelancing has changed: → Tasks don’t sell. Outcomes do. → Hourly is outdated. Value wins. → Your service deserves a storefront. That’s why we built Ruul Space, a place where independents can package their services, show their value, and get paid fast, no admin, no invoices, no waiting. Because independence should feel simple. Your work. Your terms. Your pay button. Feel free to read more here on our blog to learn "How to sell freelance services" https://lnkd.in/dJ4UQbVz #Freelancing #Independents #Ruul #DigitalWork #FutureOfWork 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 2mo Report this post Chasing payments is not part of your job as a creator. You deliver. We ensure the payout arrives; fast, global, and transparent. Invoicing, taxes, and compliance are handled. 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https://ee.linkedin.com/company/ruul | Ruul | LinkedIn Skip to main content LinkedIn Articles People Learning Jobs Games Sign in Create an account Ruul Software Development Sell anything, get paid anywhere. Great for freelancers, creators & indie sellers. Follow Discover all 38 employees Report this company About us Ruul, previously known as Rimuut, emerged in 2017, born out of a vision to redefine flexible work with efficiency, compatibility, and universality at its core. Ruul began as a solution in invoicing and payment collection, aiding 20,000 organizations and 75,000 freelancers globally. Its growth has been propelled by recent shifts in the work landscape. Rebranded as Ruul in late 2022, the name embodies "ruling"—a nod to the emerging flexible work culture valuing autonomy, where professionals govern their work arrangements aligned with their values and interests. Ruul is here to lead the change in work dynamics for people to be able, motivated, and entitled to self-govern their careers and lives autonomously. Website https://ruul.io External link for Ruul Industry Software Development Company size 11-50 employees Headquarters Malmö Type Privately Held Founded 2017 Specialties Compliance, Global hiring, Remote work, Workforce management, Worktech, Finance, Freelance, Invoicing, Payment Collection, and Freelance Tax Locations Primary Hjälmaregatan 3 Malmö, 21118, SE Get directions 2093 Philadelphia Pike #6889 Claymont, Delaware 19703, US Get directions MASLAK MAH. AOS 55. SK. 42 A BLOK 2-25 Istanbul, Istanbul 34475, TR Get directions Narva mnt 5 Tallinn, 10117, EE Get directions Employees at Ruul Umut Güncan Aysu Karayazgan Mert Bulut Aypar Yilmazkaya See all employees Updates Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Edited Report this post Stablecoins aren’t a future concept for independent professionals, they’re infrastructure. At Ruul, we work with 120k freelancers, and nearly one-third of our payments now settle in stablecoins, proving that speed, cost efficiency, and programmability aren’t theoretical benefits. In this article, Eran Karaso , Chief Operating Officer at Ruul, breaks down what freelancers have already proven, and what GBTD needs to get right to succeed. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dW58_P45 Freelancers mapped stablecoin demand. GBTD can deliver the infrastructure. globalbankingandfinance.com Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post We’re proud to be featured in a new article by Emmanuel Nwosu , highlighting how Ruul and MiniPay are working together to remove payment barriers for freelancers in emerging markets. Through our partnership, independents can invoice clients in familiar currencies and receive payouts in dollar-denominated stablecoins, instantly, and with the option to cash out to mobile money, all without needing a foreign bank account. Ruul operates in 190+ markets, and MiniPay’s reach across 60+ countries makes this integration a powerful, compliant bridge between traditional rails and on-chain spending power, especially in regions where legacy remittance channels are slow, costly, or unreliable. Full TechCabal article: https://lnkd.in/dtDFid7x 12 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this MiniPay 148 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eupqsuWc 8 Like Comment Share Ruul reposted this Opera 60,862 followers 1mo Report this post We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Get started here: https://minipay.to 54 3 Comments Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents deserve systems that keep up with how they work. Through our partnership with MiniPay, you can now receive your earnings quickly, reliably, and with added rewards. Sell your services. Get paid better. #Ruul #Partnership #FutureOfWork #Independents 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Subscription-based services create predictable, long-term income, and they’re easier to set up than most people think. 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They built better systems.” Clear contracts, direct payment infrastructure, and automated follow-ups aren’t optional anymore, they’re the foundation of sustainable independent work. For full article: https://lnkd.in/dV2cDUt7 #IndependentWork #Payments #BusinessAge #Ruul #FutureOfWork 14 1 Comment Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 1mo Report this post Independents don’t need more platforms. They need clarity, a simple way to showcase what they do and get paid from anywhere. That’s why we built Ruul Space: • Your personal storefront • One link for everything you offer • Upload, share, sell globally • Professional, fast, and built for independents You already have the skills. Now you have the store, too. 8 Like Comment Share Ruul 7,110 followers 2mo Report this post Talent isn’t enough anymore. You can have all the skills, but if clients can’t understand what you offer in seconds, you’ll lose them to someone who can. Freelancing has changed: → Tasks don’t sell. 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https://arc.dev/employer-blog/freelance-developers-cost/ | How Much Do Freelance Developers Cost Around the World? (2025) - Arc Employer Blog Hire Developers Hire Designers Hire Marketers How Arc Works Search Search Search Follow me: LI TW YT FB IG Email Hire Developers Remote Work Hiring Management Culture Research Resources Case Studies More Compensation Thought Leadership Hire Talent Menu Menu Remote Work Hiring Management Culture Research Resources Case Studies More Compensation Thought Leadership Hire Talent Menu Remote Work How Much Do Freelance Developers Cost Around the World? (2025) 2024-11-21 5 min read Written by Arc Team Written by Arc Team We surveyed 5,302 freelance developers from around the world to understand how much it costs to hire remote freelance developers from different cities, countries, and world regions. Our study also compared freelance rates by tech stack and years of experience. Our hope is that companies can use this data to see what the most and least expensive cities, countries and regions are to find remote developers. They can then factor in tradeoffs around time zone, language, communication, and team management to find solutions that fit within their budget and work operationally. Looking for top talent fast? See how Arc can help you: ⚡️ Find developers, designers, marketers, and more ⚡️ Freelance or full-time remote + fully vetted ⚡️ Save up to 80% with global hires Hire top talent with Arc risk-free → Cost of Freelance Developers by World Region Geography makes a big difference First, we wanted to understand how much average hourly rates differ in different regions throughout the world. The least expensive regions showed average rates about 30% – 40% less than the most expensive regions. Note that these are average rates across hundreds or thousands of developers, there is also considerable variation in rates within regions not shown here. United States, and Australia/New Zealand share the top spot for most expensive freelance developers ($70/hr). Distribution in this survey Here we show how many freelance developers were included in our survey by region. Note: There were regions where we were fortunate enough to gather many data points (e.g. United States, Western Europe), but also regions with fewer datapoints (Northern Africa, Australia + NZ). We are thankful to all developers who shared their rates with us. Cost of Freelance Developers by Country There are pros and cons to hiring developers from different countries: time zone, language, communication, and more. Here we show the top 10 highest and lowest average hourly rates of developers from the 122 countries represented in this study. To prevent large outliers, we only included countries with at least 20 developers. Most Expensive: Australia and Switzerland Australia had the highest average hourly rate of developers, although they only had 72 developers in the dataset (versus 1,800+ developers in the U.S.). Least Expensive: Pakistan and Ukraine Pakistan and Ukraine have the lowest average rates of countries with at least 20 developers available. Their rates are 40% less than Australia and Switzerland. The 10 least expensive countries have, on average 28% lower hourly rates than the 10 most expensive. Looking for top talent fast? See how Arc can help you: ⚡️ Find developers, designers, marketers, and more ⚡️ Freelance or full-time remote + fully vetted ⚡️ Save up to 80% with global hires Hire top talent with Arc risk-free → Cost of Freelance Developers by City Some companies are looking for remote developers, but want to make sure they are in their exact time zone or could even be available for in-person meetings. To help in those situations, here is a list of the top 10 most and least expensive cities to find remote developers by average hourly rate. Cities with less than ten developers listed were excluded. Most Expensive: Munich and Palo Alto Seven of the top 10 most expensive cities had average hourly rates of over $80 per hour, with Munich in the top spot at $91 per hour. Least Expensive: Lahore and Cairo Five out of the ten least expensive cities are in South Asia, with over half of the top 10 least expensive having average rates in the $30s per hour. Also, note there were many cities with rates even lower ($20s per hour and below) but we only included cities with over ten developers listed for these rankings. The ten least expensive cities have, on average 54% lower hourly rates than the ten most expensive. Cost of Freelance Developers by Tech Stack JavaScript is the most popular language Our data shows hundreds of developers available with expertise across a wide range of languages and tech stacks. Front-end web development is the most popular, with more developers reporting expertise in JavaScript and HTML/CSS than any other tech stack by a wide margin. Rates don’t vary much by tech stack There was very little difference in hourly rates by language or tech stack, with all of them falling between $70 – $90 an hour. This suggests that location is a far bigger determinant of developer cost than tech stack or programming language. Location is a far bigger determinant of developer cost than tech stack or programming language. These developers are experienced Finally, we also analyzed years of experience, shown here for the different tech stacks. It’s important to emphasize that we asked for years of experience for the developer in general , not just for that particular tech stack. So for newer tech stacks like node.js, for example, a developer may have 10 years of experience, primarily in JavaScript and added node.js to their repertoire only 2 years go. In this survey they are still recorded as having 10 years of experience. Want to learn more? Visit our Freelance Developer Rate Explorer for detailed insights. How Much Would Developers Cost For Your Project ? This data shows the average costs of developers across regions, cities, and by tech stack. As always, hidden behind averages are the important details. Finding the right developer with the perfect mix of expertise, time zone, communication skills, and other qualities can transform your ability to move your project forward quickly and affordably. 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Installation # YOLO curl -fsSL https://opencode.ai/install | bash # Package managers npm i -g opencode-ai@latest # or bun/pnpm/yarn scoop bucket add extras ; scoop install extras/opencode # Windows choco install opencode # Windows brew install anomalyco/tap/opencode # macOS and Linux (recommended, always up to date) brew install opencode # macOS and Linux (official brew formula, updated less) paru -S opencode-bin # Arch Linux mise use -g opencode # Any OS nix run nixpkgs#opencode # or github:anomalyco/opencode for latest dev branch Tip Remove versions older than 0.1.x before installing. Desktop App (BETA) OpenCode is also available as a desktop application. Download directly from the releases page or opencode.ai/download . Platform Download macOS (Apple Silicon) opencode-desktop-darwin-aarch64.dmg macOS (Intel) opencode-desktop-darwin-x64.dmg Windows opencode-desktop-windows-x64.exe Linux .deb , .rpm , or AppImage # macOS (Homebrew) brew install --cask opencode-desktop Installation Directory The install script respects the following priority order for the installation path: $OPENCODE_INSTALL_DIR - Custom installation directory $XDG_BIN_DIR - XDG Base Directory Specification compliant path $HOME/bin - Standard user binary directory (if exists or can be created) $HOME/.opencode/bin - Default fallback # Examples OPENCODE_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/local/bin curl -fsSL https://opencode.ai/install | bash XDG_BIN_DIR= $HOME /.local/bin curl -fsSL https://opencode.ai/install | bash Agents OpenCode includes two built-in agents you can switch between with the Tab key. build - Default, full access agent for development work plan - Read-only agent for analysis and code exploration Denies file edits by default Asks permission before running bash commands Ideal for exploring unfamiliar codebases or planning changes Also, included is a general subagent for complex searches and multistep tasks. 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Anjali Arya • September 27, 2024 TABLE OF CONTENTS Need an alternative method to send emails without the setup hassles? Alternative Method - Send Transactional Emails in Next.js Using Any Email Provider Without API Integrations In modern web applications, programmatically sending emails plays a crucial role in enhancing user experience, facilitating communication, and driving business growth. As a CTO or technical decision-maker, understanding the importance of email functionality is essential for building robust and user-centric applications. This technical guide aims to provide CTOs and technical decision-makers like you with a comprehensive understanding of implementing email sending in Next.js applications. It covers the necessary steps, best practices, and optimizations required to ensure seamless and reliable email functionality. Setting Up Next.js Before we delve into implementing email sending in Next.js, let's briefly discuss the setup process and familiarize ourselves with the Next.js project structure and foundational concepts. Next.js is a powerful React framework that simplifies the development of server-rendered React applications. To set up a Next.js project, follow these steps: 1. Install Node.js: Ensure that Node.js is installed on your system. You can download and install the latest LTS version from the official Node.js website. 2. Create a New Next.js Project: Open your terminal or command prompt and run the following command to create a new Next.js project: npx create-next-app my-next-project Copy Code Copied ✔ 3. Explore the Project Structure: Once the project is created, navigate into the project directory using the following command: cd my-next-project Copy Code Copied ✔ Inside the project directory, you will find the following important files and folders: ` pages `: This folder contains the pages of your application. Each JavaScript file inside this folder represents a unique page. ` public `: Place static files (e.g., images, fonts) in this folder, which can be accessed directly from the client-side. ` styles `: This folder is used for storing global styles or CSS modules. 4. Start the Development Server: To start the Next.js development server, run the following command: npm run dev Copy Code Copied ✔ This command will start the development server, and you can access your Next.js application at `http://localhost:3000` Selecting an Email Service Provider (ESP) In this tutorial, we will use AWS SES, a cloud-based email-sending service provided by Amazon Web Services. It offers high deliverability, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. AWS SES integrates well with other AWS services and provides a robust SDK for Next.js applications. Installing Required Packages To enable email sending functionality in your Next.js application using AWS SES as the Email Service Provider (ESP), you need to install the necessary packages. Follow the steps below to install the required packages: 1. Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to your Next.js project directory. 2. Run the following command to install the required packages: npm install nodemailer aws-sdk Copy Code Copied ✔ Configuring Email Provider Credentials To send emails using AWS SES, you need to acquire the necessary credentials and configure them securely in your Next.js application. Follow these steps: 1. Sign up for an AWS account if you haven't already. Go to the AWS Management Console and create an IAM user with appropriate permissions for using AWS SES. 2. Obtain the Access Key ID and Secret Access Key for your IAM user. These credentials will be used to authenticate your Next.js application with AWS SES. 3. In your Next.js project, create a `.env` file in the root directory. Add the following lines to the file: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your_access_key_id AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your_secret_access_key Copy Code Copied ✔ Note : Make sure to add `.env` to your `.gitignore` file to prevent the credentials from being committed to version control. 4. Install the `dotenv` package to load the environment variables from the `.env` file. Run the following command: npm install dotenv Copy Code Copied ✔ Then, in your Next.js application's entry file (e.g., `pages/_app.js` ), add the following line at the top to load the environment variables: require('dotenv').config(); Copy Code Copied ✔ With the AWS SES credentials properly configured, your Next.js application is now ready to send emails using AWS SES. In the upcoming sections, we will dive into developing a helper function for email sending and integrating it into your Next.js application. Developing a Helper Function for Email Sending In this section, we will focus on developing a reusable helper function for email sending in Next.js. This helper function will abstract away the email-sending logic, making it easier to send emails from different parts of your application. Configuration Setup in Next.js for AWS SES To configure AWS SES in your Next.js application, follow these steps: 1. Install the AWS SDK package if you haven't already done so: npm install aws-sdk Copy Code Copied ✔ 2. In the file where you plan to use the email-sending functionality (e.g., `utils/email.js`), import the AWS SDK and create a new instance of the AWS SES service: import AWS from 'aws-sdk'; AWS.config.update({ region: 'your_aws_region', accessKeyId: process.env.AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, secretAccessKey: process.env.AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, }); const ses = new AWS.SES({ apiVersion: 'latest' }); Copy Code Copied ✔ Replace `'your_aws_region'` with the AWS region where your SES service is configured. 3. With the SES configuration in place, you can now proceed to create the helper function for sending emails. Creating a Helper Function for Sending Emails using AWS SES In the same file (`utils/email.js`), add the following code to create a helper function for sending emails using AWS SES: export async function sendEmail({ to, from, subject, message }) { const params = { Source: from, Destination: { ToAddresses: [to] }, Message: { Subject: { Data: subject }, Body: { Text: { Data: message } }, }, }; try { const result = await ses.sendEmail(params).promise(); console.log('Email sent:', result.MessageId); return result.MessageId; } catch (error) { console.error('Error sending email:', error); throw error; } } Copy Code Copied ✔ This helper function accepts an object with the `to`, `from`, `subject`, and `message` properties. It uses the `ses.sendEmail()` method to send the email using the configured AWS SES service. To send an email from any part of your Next.js application, import the `sendEmail` function from `utils/email.js` and invoke it with the appropriate email details. import { sendEmail } from '../utils/email.js'; // Example usage try { await sendEmail({ to: 'recipient@example.com', from: 'sender@example.com', subject: 'Hello from Next.js', message: 'This is a test email sent from Next.js using AWS SES.', }); } catch (error) { // Handle error } Copy Code Copied ✔ By creating this helper function, you can easily integrate email sending functionality into various parts of your Next.js application. The AWS SES service handles the actual email delivery, ensuring reliable and scalable email sending capabilities. Integrating the Helper Function into Next.js Once you have developed the helper function for sending emails, the next step is to integrate it into your Next.js application. In this section, we will explore how to identify the areas in your application that require email functionality and integrate the helper function accordingly. Let's dive in! Identifying Areas Requiring Email Functionality Before integrating the helper function, identify the areas in your Next.js application where email functionality is required. These areas may include: User registration: Sending a welcome email to new users upon successful registration. Password reset: Sending an email with a password reset link to users who have forgotten their passwords. Contact forms: Sending email notifications when users submit contact or inquiry forms. Order confirmation: Sending order confirmation emails to customers after successful purchase. Transactional emails: Sending email notifications for various events or actions within your application. Integration of the Helper Function To integrate the helper function into your Next.js application, follow these steps: 1. Determine the component, page, or API route where you want to trigger the email sending functionality. 2. Import the `sendEmail` function from `utils/email.js` into the relevant file. 3. Within the component, page, or API route, call the `sendEmail` function with the appropriate email details. For example: import { sendEmail } from '../utils/email.js'; // Example integration in a Next.js page export default function ContactFormPage() { const handleSubmit = async (event) => { event.preventDefault(); // Process form data and prepare email details const emailDetails = { to: 'recipient@example.com', from: 'sender@example.com', subject: 'New contact form submission', message: '...', }; try { await sendEmail(emailDetails); console.log('Email sent successfully!'); // Perform any additional actions after successful email sending } catch (error) { console.error('Error sending email:', error); // Handle error case } }; return ( {/* Form fields */} Submit ); } Copy Code Copied ✔ Adjust the email details and the triggering mechanism based on your specific requirements. Enabling Triggered Email Sending To enable triggered email sending based on business logic, follow these steps: 1. Identify the events or conditions in your application where email notifications should be sent. For example: After successful order placement, you want to send an order confirmation email to the customer. When a user requests a password reset, you want to send a password reset link to the user's registered email address. 2. Locate the relevant event handlers, listeners, or functions in your Next.js application where these conditions occur. 3. Implement the `sendEmail` function in your code. Here's an example of how it could be defined: async function sendEmail(recipient, subject, content) { // Code to send the email using your preferred email sending library or service // Make sure to handle any errors that may occur during the email sending process } Copy Code Copied ✔ 4. Within the identified event handlers or functions, call the `sendEmail` function with the necessary email details. For example: // After a successful order placement async function handleSuccessfulOrderPlacement(order) { // Code to handle the order placement logic // Trigger the email sending functionality const recipient = order.customerEmail; const subject = 'Order Confirmation'; const content = 'Thank you for your order!'; await sendEmail(recipient, subject, content); } // When a user requests a password reset async function handlePasswordResetRequest(user) { // Code to handle the password reset logic // Trigger the email sending functionality const recipient = user.email; const subject = 'Password Reset'; const content = 'Click the following link to reset your password: '; await sendEmail(recipient, subject, content); } Copy Code Copied ✔ 5. Remember to handle any errors that may occur during the email sending process and provide appropriate feedback or fallback options to your users. Deployment Considerations When deploying your Next.js application with email-sending functionality, consider the following deployment considerations for smooth operations and reliable email delivery: Understand the limitations of AWS SES sending quotas, including maximum email limits and restrictions on recipient addresses, attachment sizes, and content types. Monitor and manage your email sending limits by regularly tracking your sending volume, setting up notifications or alarms, and utilizing monitoring tools like AWS CloudWatch. Implement rate limiting in Next.js to ensure compliance with AWS SES sending limits, using techniques such as token bucket algorithms or throttling and leveraging libraries or custom logic. Error Handling and Logging: Effective error handling and logging mechanisms are vital for identifying and resolving issues related to email sending. Consider the following practices: Identify common errors and exceptions related to email sending, such as network issues or invalid addresses, and handle them gracefully with meaningful feedback to users. Integrate logging mechanisms to capture relevant information about email-sending activities, including content, recipients, timestamps, and encountered errors or exceptions. Utilize logging frameworks or services like AWS CloudWatch Logs to centralize and analyze logged data for debugging purposes. Testing and Quality Assurance: Perform unit tests to validate components and functions responsible for email sending, covering various scenarios and error handling. Use AWS SES Sandbox Mode for integration testing, ensuring compliance with guidelines and addressing bounce or complaint notifications. Implement email delivery monitoring and reporting, leveraging AWS SES features and analytics tools for actionable insights and optimization. Pros and Cons Pros of Sending Emails using AWS SES and Next.js: Scalable email infrastructure High email deliverability rates Robust and reliable AWS ecosystem integration Flexibility to customize email sending logic Reliable infrastructure for handling large email volumes Cons of Sending Emails using AWS SES and Next.js: Doesn't provide delivery reports. Complex setup and maintenance process Potential cost implications for high email volumes Ongoing monitoring and maintenance required Limited template management ( which you can get in SuprSend ) Replacing AWS SES Complexities with SuprSend SuprSend lets you implement the AWS SES infrastructure capabilities while also letting you add on new capabilities which is not available in AWS SES. You can install SuprSend Node SDK and implement the workflow on our dashboard. Don't want to do complex AWS SES API integrations manually? 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https://crinacle.com/ranking-list/ | crinacle's IEM Ranking List – In-Ear Fidelity In-Ear Fidelity If it's not on the list, it doesn't exist Home Rankings IEMs & Earphones Headphones The Grading System Collabs 7Hz Zero 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 Truthear x Crinacle Zero Truthear x Crinacle Zero:RED Kiwi Ears x Crinacle Singolo 7Hz x Crinacle: Salnotes Dioko Moondrop x Crinacle DUSK Fearless x Crinacle Dawn Hoodies Buyer’s Guide IEMs All budgets Under $100 Gaming Headphones True Wireless Important Articles How to Read Graphs The IEF Evaluation System My Musical Tastes Thoughts on: Burn-in Privacy Policy Thoughts on: Power Graph Database IEMs & Earphones Headphones GRAS 43AG-7 EARS + 711 (Legacy) Graph Comparison Tools IEMs Free Premium Headphones Free Premium Patreon Discord Server Contact Us Menu Home Rankings IEMs & Earphones Headphones The Grading System Collabs 7Hz Zero 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 Truthear x Crinacle Zero Truthear x Crinacle Zero:RED Kiwi Ears x Crinacle Singolo 7Hz x Crinacle: Salnotes Dioko Moondrop x Crinacle DUSK Fearless x Crinacle Dawn Hoodies Buyer’s Guide IEMs All budgets Under $100 Gaming Headphones True Wireless Important Articles How to Read Graphs The IEF Evaluation System My Musical Tastes Thoughts on: Burn-in Privacy Policy Thoughts on: Power Graph Database IEMs & Earphones Headphones GRAS 43AG-7 EARS + 711 (Legacy) Graph Comparison Tools IEMs Free Premium Headphones Free Premium Patreon Discord Server Contact Us Search Search Reddit Twitter Instagram Youtube Patreon Patreon Discord Server Discord Server Contact Us Privacy Policy Contact Us Privacy Policy Posts Reviews Cliffnotes Unboxings Rankings IEMs & Earphones Headphones The Grading System Collabs 7Hz Zero 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 Truthear x Crinacle Zero Truthear x Crinacle Zero:RED Kiwi Ears x Crinacle Singolo 7Hz x Crinacle: Salnotes Dioko Moondrop x Crinacle DUSK Fearless x Crinacle Dawn Hoodies Buyer’s Guide IEMs All budgets Under $100 Gaming Headphones True Wireless Important Articles How to Read Graphs The IEF Evaluation System My Musical Tastes Thoughts on: Burn-in Thoughts on: Power Graph Database IEMs & Earphones Headphones GRAS 43AG-7 EARS + 711 (Legacy) Graph Comparison Tools IEMs & Earphones Free Premium Headphones Free Premium Posts Reviews Cliffnotes Unboxings Rankings IEMs & Earphones Headphones The Grading System Collabs 7Hz Zero 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 Truthear x Crinacle Zero Truthear x Crinacle Zero:RED Kiwi Ears x Crinacle Singolo 7Hz x Crinacle: Salnotes Dioko Moondrop x Crinacle DUSK Fearless x Crinacle Dawn Hoodies Buyer’s Guide IEMs All budgets Under $100 Gaming Headphones True Wireless Important Articles How to Read Graphs The IEF Evaluation System My Musical Tastes Thoughts on: Burn-in Thoughts on: Power Graph Database IEMs & Earphones Headphones GRAS 43AG-7 EARS + 711 (Legacy) Graph Comparison Tools IEMs & Earphones Free Premium Headphones Free Premium crinacle's ranking list IEMs & Earphones GRADES S : Must try. Experience what the best has to offer. A : While not at the top of the summit, Grade-A IEMs are still very respectable performers that would still be considered as some of the best by many. B : Can essentially be described as “very good”, or excellent performers in their own right. C : Average in the grand scheme of things, anywhere from “passable” to “good”. D : The threshold for “bad” starts here. E : The truly horrible. F : The failures. One needs to literally sound broken to reach the depths of F-tier. Value Rating ★: “Worth the price” (MSRP) – Only those with an overall rank of “C+” or above are considered for their first star. – Discontinued models are not eligible. ★★: “Redefines the price bracket” ★★★: “Worth the Blind” “You’re the measurements guy! You measure more than you listen! I’m not going to listen to you! “ Great, I’m not telling you to. My work on measurements is separate from my reviewing work. It takes me 2 minutes to measure an IEM, you honestly think I don’t have time to listen to it as well? ↓↓↓ READ THIS: Notes & Disclaimers ↓↓↓ The IEMs are ranked purely by sonic performance. Fit, isolation, durability, build quality etc. are ignored unless they interfere with the sound itself. The letter ranks are NOT according to price-to-performance value. They are ranked according to what I think is “the best” based on my experience and, ultimately, personal opinions. Many IEMs in this list are tested using (universal) demo units from shops. Custom-fit units that were tested will be specified as “custom”. A “Third party custom” is someone else’s customs that I forcefit into my ears. Any other use of the term “unit” will be universal. The positions are not set in stone. I’m only human; I may miss out on certain details or traits that may only be apparent with repeated listening. Expect changes. Ranks will be determined based on the best unit tried. Because of this, I am not accounting for unit variation. I cannot guarantee that what I’m hearing is what you will be hearing. This will revert to the most recent unit tried if there is a significant time gap between the last and most recent times I tried a particular model. Unreleased products will not be included in the ranking list until they are officially out of preorder stages or have production units sent to distributors. Prices are at MSRP in USD. Prices not directly available in USD are based off the exchange rate during the time of writing. A (non-complete) list of IEMs that I’ve tried can be found on my measurements database . Some of the IEMs on the database (that I’ve tried) are not in this list. This is could be due to lack of interest, lack of enough ear time to make a proper decision on tier placement, or simply a lack of time in general. Yes, this is the opinion of one person on the internet. Please do not get too offended if your favourite IEM isn’t graded as highly as you’d like. (vice versa applies) This list is meant to be used as a reference point. I highly recommend against blind-buying and suggest to have a listen to the IEMs yourself. By all means, use this to shortlist what you should try in the future… but don’t take it as gospel . Ranking List Updates The Big Reset (2023 IEM Ranking List Update) The internet’s biggest ranking list of IEMs gets its biggest reshuffle yet. August 19, 2023 50 Comments In-Ear Fidelity is supported by the following: Support those who support us! Advertising enquiries Rank Value Rating Model Price (MSRP) Signature Comments Tone Grade Technical Grade Setup Status Ranksort Tonesort Techsort Pricesort S- ★ Elysian Annihilator (2021) 3700 U-shaped S- S 2EST 4BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 10 7 3 3700 S- ★★ ThieAudio Monarch Mk2 1000 Neutral with bass boost S+ A+ 2EST 6BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 14 1 13 1000 S- ★★ Hidition Viento (B-mode, custom) 950 Variable Best-in-class tuning and tonal balance with near-perfect coherency. Recommended as a custom-fit. S+ A+ 4BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 14 1 13 950 A+ ★ Softears RS10 2100 U-shaped A little shouty and intense but very resolving and well-defined. A somewhat refined Moondrop S8. A+ S 10BA Showfloor demo unit 16 13 3 2100 A+ ★ Sony IER-Z1R 1700 Mild V-shape Extended yet natural treble, realistic sub-bass focus and spacious imaging capabilities. A+ S- 1BA 2DD Personal unit 20 13 7 1700 A+ ★ ThieAudio V16 Divinity 1500 Neutral with bass boost S- A+ 16BA Available for demo at The Hangout 20 7 13 1500 A+ ★ Hidition NT6 1050 Neutral If Etymotic made a multi-BA IEM, this would be the closest to that dream S- A+ 6BA Null Audio demo unit 20 7 13 1050 A+ ★ qdc 8SL / Gemini / Anole VX 1410 (8SL) 2180 (Gemini) 2560 (Anole VX) Mild V-shape Reference tuning with good tonality and top-level resolution. Similar tunings across top tier models. A S 8/10BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 24 21 3 1410 A+ ★★★ Moondrop Variations 520 U-shaped Sub-bass-focused signature with Moondrop's clean tuning makes this one of the best $500 tribrids. S A 2EST 2BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 24 3 21 520 A+ ★★ Sennheiser IE600 700 U-shaped Well-tuned mids, powerful yet controlled sub-bass, with highly extended (and somewhat spicy) treble. A+ A+ DD Available for demo at The Hangout 26 13 13 700 A+ Oriolus Traillii 6000 Neutral with bass boost A+ A+ 4EST 8BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 26 13 13 6000 A ThieAudio Monarch Discont. Neutral with bass boost Neutral with bass boost S- A 2EST 6BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 28 7 21 99999 A Moondrop S8 Discont. U-shaped More faithful to the Harman target compared to the A8, with a smoother bass response. S- A 8BA Oardio demo unit 28 7 21 99999 A StereoPravda SB7 2500 Bright neutral Technically proficient but marred by a sharp timbre. Interesting concept. A- S 7BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 34 31 3 2500 A 64 Audio A/U12t 2000 Neutral with bass boost Amazing bass (for a BA), top-tier resolution and detail-oriented signature. A A+ 12BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 34 21 13 2000 A Hidition Violet 3300 Neutral with bass boost Strong sub-bass presence, slightly cut-back upper mids. A fun IEM through and through. A A+ 11BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 34 21 13 3300 A Empire Ears Odin 3400 Mild V-shape A Legend X with the bass properly controlled and the resolution one step higher. A A+ 4EST 5BA 2DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 34 21 13 3400 A Vision Ears Erlkonig 4800 Variable Good tonality, high resolution and an overall decent all-rounder. A A+ 13BA Third party unit 34 21 13 4800 A Moondrop Blessing 2 Discont. Mild V-shape Very well tuned from bass to treble, perhaps lacking in the last octaves of extension. A+ A 4BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 34 13 21 99999 A ★★ ThieAudio Oracle 540 Neutral with bass boost Functionally similar to the Clairvoyance with slight cutbacks in overall clarity and resolution. S A- 2EST 2BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 34 3 31 540 A ★ Softears RSV 730 Neutral with bass boost Very well-balanced tonality with surprisingly good timbre, though slightly lacking definition. S A- 5BA Available for demo at The Hangout 34 3 31 730 A Elysian X 4600 V-shaped A- S- 4EST 4BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 38 31 7 4600 A DUNU Talos Discont. Bright neutral A A 1Planar 2BA Available for demo at The Hangout 42 21 21 99999 A ★★★ 7Hz Timeless 220 Neutral with bass boost Easily the best-tuned planar IEM by a country mile, the Timeless is also no slouch on the technical front. A A Planar Available for demo at The Hangout 42 21 21 220 A Elysian Diva 1600 U-shaped A A 6BA Available for demo at The Hangout 42 21 21 1600 A Moondrop A8 Discont. V-shaped An odd but surprisingly decent take on the Harman signature, with added midbass compared to the S8. A A 8BA Oardio demo unit 42 21 21 99999 A ★ Symphonium Helios 1100 Neutral with bass boost A A 4BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 42 21 21 1100 A qdc Anole V14 2740 Variable Rather bassy even in stock form; fun and engaging, though at the expense of sheer technical performance. A A 4EST 10BA Jaben SG demo unit 42 21 21 2740 A- Vision Ears Elysium 3200 Mild V-shape First decent implementation of Sonion's EST tweeters. A- A+ 2EST 1BA 1DD E1 demo unit 44 31 13 3200 A- Kiwi Ears Orchestra Discont. Mild V-shape Very well-tuned reference-y signature with a mild bass and treble emphasis for added energy. A+ A- 8BA Available for demo at The Hangout 44 13 31 99999 A- Ultimate Ears Reference Monitor (UERM) Discont. Neutral The benchmark of an era, dead-flat with an upper treble boost A+ A- 3BA Personal custom 44 13 31 99999 A- ThieAudio Clairvoyance Discont. Neutral with bass boost Inoffensive, pleasant tuning specialising in extremely balanced tonality and bass control. S B+ 2EST 5BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 46 3 43 99999 A- JVC HA-FW10000 2200 Bright neutral Intense and shouty DF-style signature with solid resolution. B+ S- DD Stereo SG demo unit 50 43 7 2200 A- Softears Twilight 930 V-shaped A- A DD Available for demo at The Hangout 52 31 21 930 A- Sony IER-M9 1000 Warm neutral Neutral tonality, highly coherent and decent detail pickup. The all-rounder of the IER lineup. A- A 5BA Showfloor demo unit 52 31 21 1000 A- qdc 8SS 1450 Neutral The neutral "studio monitor" of qdc's 8-series of IEMs, lacking a bit in overall extension. A- A 8BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 52 31 21 1450 A- Hidition NT8 1850 Neutral Coloured neutral kind of sound that works better with Asian genres. A- A 8BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 52 31 21 1850 A- Drop + JVC HA-FDX1 Discont. Neutral Highly technical sound with a clean, well-tuned neutral signature. A A- DD Available for demo at The Hangout 52 21 31 99999 A- Moondrop Blessing Discont. Bright neutral All rounder that comes the closest to the Harman Target. A A- 4BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 52 21 31 99999 A- ★ Kumitate KL-Sirius 815 Neutral Excellent technical ability, well tuned with a dash of Japanese flavour. A A- 4BA Third party custom 52 21 31 815 A- PEARS SH3 1100 Neutral Great detail pickup and solid all-rounder, perhaps a little strident. A A- 3BA Third party unit 52 21 31 1100 A- Empire Ears ESR Mk2 1100 Warm neutral Possibly the most pleasant-sounding of the Empire Ears lineup with decent detailing to boot. A A- 2EST 3BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 52 21 31 1100 A- Kumitate KL-Focus 1600 U-shaped Selectable bass response with the rest of the FR following a more "Japanese reference" tuning. A A- 5BA Treoo demo unit 52 21 31 1600 A- 64 Audio Tia Trio 2300 Neutral with bass boost A more correct sounding version of the Fourte with slight cutbacks in staging and sheer resolution. A A- 2BA 1DD E1 demo unit 52 21 31 2300 A- Softears Turii 1400 Mild V-shape Resolving and fairly well-tuned dynamic-driver IEM. B+ A+ DD Showfloor demo unit 56 43 13 1400 A- 64 Audio A/U18 Tzar 3000 Warm neutral A rather simple and "mainstream" tuning refined to a high level. B+ A+ 18BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 56 43 13 3000 A- 64 Audio Nio 1700 Variable A decent bassy set with the m15/m20 modules, but really shines with the mX modules. A+ B+ 8BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 56 13 43 1700 A- ★ DUNU Vulkan 380 U-shaped A+ B+ 4BA 2DD e-Earphone demo unit 56 13 43 380 A- Hidition Waltz 900 Mild V-shape Neutral-fun signature that works both as a reference monitor and a rock-out IEM. A+ B+ 3BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 56 13 43 900 A- Shure KSE1200 2000 Bright U-shape Easily at the top in terms of resolution and definition, but comes with a big treble spike and slightly odd mids. B S+ Electrostatic A2A Melbourne demo unit 58 57 1 2000 A- ★★★ Tangzu Zetian Wu 150 Neutral with bass boost A- A- Planar Third party unit 62 31 31 150 A- ThieAudio Excalibur Discont. V-shaped Probably the weakest of the ThieAudio tribrids, but still great on its own. A- A- 2EST 2BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 62 31 31 99999 A- ★ Etymotic ER4XR 350 Neutral A more mainstream tuning of the ER4S/SR with slightly boosted bass. A- A- BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 62 31 31 350 A- ★ Sony IER-M7 500 Warm neutral Balanced across the board, though doesn't seem to excel in any particular area. A- A- 4BA Showfloor demo unit 62 31 31 500 A- Lime Ears Model X 1000 Variable Technically capable IEM that goes from decently neutral to warm and smooth in a pinch. A- A- 4BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 62 31 31 1000 A- See Audio Neo 1100 Neutral with bass boost Well-balanced tonality with good resolution; emphasised bass with good control. A- A- 10BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 62 31 31 1100 A- InEar SD5 1100 Warm V-shape Excels in timbre reproduction and has an overall pleasant signature. A- A- 5BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 62 31 31 1100 A- Noble K10 Encore 1850 Neutral Reference oriented sound focused on technicalities. A- A- 10BA Stereo SG demo unit 62 31 31 1850 A- Noble Katana 1850 Neutral with laid-back treble Like the K10, except with less bass. A- A- 9BA Stereo SG demo unit 62 31 31 1850 A- Elysian Poseidon 1940 Neutral with bass boost Good, inoffensive midrange tone and bass tuning, marred by the lack of low-level detailing. A- A- 6BA 1DD Showfloor demo unit 62 31 31 1940 A- Empire Ears Legend X 2300 V-shaped High resolution hybrid flawed only by lack of control in the bass regions. A- A- 5BA 2DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 62 31 31 2300 A- Vision Ears VE8 2700 Warm neutral Extremely coherent signature with a pleasing tuning and high technicalities. A- A- 8BA E1 demo unit 62 31 31 2700 A- Vision Ears EXT 3000 U-shaped A- A- 2EST 2DD E1 demo unit 62 31 31 3000 A- Empire Ears Legend X SE 3250 V-shaped A more upper-mid-forward variation of the original Legend X, which could come off as slightly more mid-recessed. A- A- 5BA 2DD BKK Audio demo unit 62 31 31 3250 A- Massdrop x Noble K10 Discont. Neutral with bass boost Very safe tuning, almost to the point of boredom. Does nothing wrong but nothing right either. A- A- 10BA Stereo SG demo unit 62 31 31 99999 A- Etymotic ER4B Discont. Bright neutral A- A- BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 62 31 31 99999 B+ ★ qdc 4SS 700 Neutral High clarity, high resolution reference-type monitor with spot-on tone. B+ A 4BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 64 43 21 700 B+ HYLA CE-5 915 U-shaped Probably the best bass response I've ever heard. Thin-ish midrange that sounds unnatural on certain instruments. B+ A 1Piezo 2BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 64 43 21 915 B+ HYLA Sarda 1250 U-shaped Standard "HYLA" house sound, doesn't do much different from the CE-5 and TE-5B. B+ A 1Piezo 2BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 64 43 21 1250 B+ HYLA TE-5B 1300 U-shaped Similar to the CE-5 though ever-so-slightly thinner in the midrange. B+ A 1Piezo 2BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 64 43 21 1300 B+ qdc 8SH 1450 Mild V-shape Tonally, a slightly wonkier variation of the top-tier qdc IEMs. B+ A 8BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 64 43 21 1450 B+ qdc Tiger 1500 Mild V-shape B+ A 2EST 6BA e-Earphone demo unit 64 43 21 1500 B+ Jomo Trinity SS 2800 V-shaped Highly detailed, well separated imaging though severely lacking in treble extension. B+ A 2EST 4BA 1DD Showfloor demo unit 64 43 21 2800 B+ Unique Melody Mason V3+ 3200 Bright neutral Decent resolution, nothing really special otherwise. B+ A 16BA Munkong Gadget demo unit 64 43 21 3200 B+ ★★★ Etymotic ER2SE/ER2XR 110 Neutral Slightly less detailed than the ER4, but without the usual BA timbre. A B+ DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 64 21 43 110 B+ ★★ Moondrop Kato 190 Mild V-shape A B+ DD Available for demo at The Hangout 64 21 43 190 B+ Tanchjim Oxygen Discont. Mild V-shape One of the best-tuned DDs tuned somewhat to Harman. Defined and detailed. A B+ DD Available for demo at The Hangout 64 21 43 99999 B+ ★ Fearless S8Z 590 Warm neutral Solid all-rounder with a safe, pleasing tuning. A B+ 8BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 64 21 43 590 B+ ★ Clariar i430 600 Mild V-shape A B+ 4BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 64 21 43 600 B+ Clariar i640 1200 V-shaped A B+ 6BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 64 21 43 1200 B+ Fatfreq Maestro SE 1900 Neutral with bass boost A B+ Showfloor demo unit 64 21 43 1900 B+ ★★ Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro 230 U-shaped A less shouty interpretation of Harman with the same controlled yet impactful bass response. S- B 2DD Available for demo at The Hangout 64 7 57 230 B+ Sennheiser IE900 1300 U-shaped Well-resolving DD IEM with excellent treble control, though with somewhat weak mid-high harmonics. B A+ DD Review loaner 70 57 13 1300 B+ Noble Khan 2300 U-shaped Clean yet lean, solid low-end rumble but treble get splashy. Technical but lacking naturalness. B A+ 1Piezo 4BA 1DD Third party unit 70 57 13 2300 B+ Noble Kublai Khan 2600 U-shaped B A+ 1Piezo 1BC 4BA 1DD e-Earphone demo unit 70 57 13 2600 B+ ★★ AKG N400 155 U-shaped Does away with the timbral issues of the Buds+ and sets itself as a superior. A+ B DD Personal unit 70 13 57 155 B+ ★★★ Truthear Hexa 80 Neutral A+ B 3BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 70 13 57 80 B+ ★★ Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 200 Warm V-shape More lower mids than your average Harman-tuned IEM, but works in its favour by being more pleasant. A+ B 2DD Available for demo at The Hangout 70 13 57 200 B+ ★★ Apple AirPods Pro 2 250 Mild V-shape A more exciting sound signature in comparison to its predecessor, with little in terms of drawbacks. A+ B DD Available for demo at The Hangout 70 13 57 250 B+ ★★ Softears Volume 285 Mild V-shape A+ B 2BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 70 13 57 285 B+ Gaudio Nair 862 Neutral Well-tuned neutral monitor bottlenecked by timbre and resolution. A+ B 3BA Available for demo at The Hangout 70 13 57 862 B+ ★ Fatfreq Maestro Mini 450 Neutral with bass boost A+ B 2BA 1DD Showfloor demo unit 70 13 57 450 B+ Unique Melody MEXT 1100 U-shaped B+ A- 1BC 4BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 74 43 31 1100 B+ Ultimate Ears Reference Remastered (UERR) 1000 Neutral with laid-back treble Warm with good tonality. Good all-rounder albeit definitely not a reference signature. B+ A- 3BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 74 43 31 1000 B+ Vision Ears VE7 1300 Warm neutral Fairly inoffensive tuning with solid technicalities. B+ A- 7BA E1 demo unit 74 43 31 1300 B+ Unique Melody MEST 1400 Neutral with bass boost A smooth, relaxing listen (in custom form) backed up with good technicalities. B+ A- 1BC 2EST 4BA 1DD Review custom 74 43 31 1400 B+ Unique Melody MEST Mk2 1500 Neutral with bass boost Pretty much the same as the Mk1, though with extra sub-bass presence. B+ A- 1BC 2EST 4BA 1DD Third party unit 74 43 31 1500 B+ Elysian Hades V2 1550 Variable Upper-mid forward signature with intense upper treble response. B+ A- 6BA Showfloor demo unit 74 43 31 1550 B+ Elysian Terminator V2 2500 V-shaped A more intense, upper-mid forward Terminator V1 with the same level of technical ability. B+ A- 8BA Showfloor demo unit 74 43 31 2500 B+ Elysian Terminator Discont. Warm V-shape Well rounded smooth signature that doesn't offend. B+ A- 8BA Showfloor demo unit 74 43 31 99999 B+ ★★ Etymotic ER3SE / ER3XR 160 Warm neutral An ER4 with a bit less treble and upper extension. A- B+ BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 74 31 43 160 B+ DUNU DK-3001 Pro Discont. Warm neutral Well-tuned and coherent. Does little wrong and very easy to like. A- B+ 3BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 74 31 43 99999 B+ ★ MiM Dark Magician 500 Neutral A- B+ DD Third party unit 74 31 43 500 B+ FAudio Dark Sky 1100 V-shaped A- B+ DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 74 31 43 1100 B+ DUNU x Z Reviews SA6 Ultra Discont. U-shaped B A 6BA Third party unit 78 57 21 99999 B+ Hidition NT6 Pro 1100 Neutral with bass boost A V-shaped version of the NT6. The change in tuning kills the technical ability slightly B A 6BA Null Audio demo unit 78 57 21 1100 B+ 64 Audio A18S 3000 Warm neutral Warning: the demo unit does not sound like the custom. Demos are sub-bass focused while customs are warm. B A 18BA Third party custom 78 57 21 3000 B+ InEar Prophile-8 1600 Neutral Very "studio" like sound, heavy priority on technicalities if a little dead-sounding. A B 8BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 78 21 57 1600 B+ Fatfreq Maestro Discont. U-shaped A B Showfloor demo unit 78 21 57 99999 B+ Audeze Euclid 1300 Mild V-shape Certainly far better tuned than its predecessors with the same excellent technicalities. B- S- Planar Available for demo at The Hangout 80 73 7 1300 B+ Jomo Flamenco 2200 Warm neutral Tuned to be more pleasing and tonally accurate compared to the old Flamenco at the cost of sheer detail. B- A+ 11BA Showfloor demo unit 86 73 13 2200 B+ ★★ Unique Melody 2HT “Terminator” 200 U-shaped Tonality almost reminds me of a HYLA hybrid. Well tuned with strong technical performance. B+ B+ 1BA 1DD Third party unit 86 43 43 200 B+ ★ iBasso AM05 300 Neutral Well-balanced tonality, slightly tilted towards brightness. Probably the best iBasso IEM yet. B+ B+ 5BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 86 43 43 300 B+ ★ Fearless S6Pro 390 Neutral Technical tuning with very forward detailing. B+ B+ 6BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 86 43 43 390 B+ iBasso IT04 Discont. U-shaped A nice improvement over the IT03 though midrange hollowness still exists. B+ B+ 3BA 1DD E1 demo unit 86 43 43 99999 B+ JQ Hua Jiang 750 Neutral with bass boost Somewhat subdued and "safe" tuning with decent resolving ability. B+ B+ 2EST 6BA 1DD Third party unit 86 43 43 750 B+ Oriolus MK2 1100 V-shaped Lively yet non-fatiguing hybrid experience. B+ B+ 3BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 86 43 43 1100 B+ FiR M3 1200 Warm neutral Interesting tubeless technology, though the imaging improvements are minimal. B+ B+ 2BA 1DD Showfloor demo unit 86 43 43 1200 B+ 64 Audio N8 1700 Bassy Sub-bass focus, rich and smooth yet relatively neutral in tone. B+ B+ 8BA 1DD Personal custom 86 43 43 1700 B+ FiR M4 1900 Warm neutral Too similar to the M3 to be worth the price markup. B+ B+ 3BA 1DD Showfloor demo unit 86 43 43 1900 B+ FitEar MH334SR 2000 Warm neutral A MH334 with more treble extension and more opened imaging. B+ B+ 4BA Third party unit 86 43 43 2000 B+ FiR M5 2800 Warm V-shape Warmer than the M3 and M4 with lower resolution. B+ B+ 1EST 3BA 1DD Showfloor demo unit 86 43 43 2800 B+ Empire Ears Legend EVO 3100 Bassy B+ B+ 5BA 2DD 1BC Zeppelin & Co demo unit 86 43 43 3100 B+ Mofasest M14 Discont. Neutral with bass boost Essentially a more tonally "correct" version of the ThieAudio V14. B+ B+ 14BA Third party unit 86 43 43 99999 B DUNU SA6 550 Neutral with bass boost Tonality reminiscent of the Anole VX, though not up to the same level of technicalities. B A- 6BA Available for demo at The Hangout 88 57 31 550 B ★ JVC HA-FD01 300 Bright V-shape Upper-mid forward signature can get a little shouty, but a decently technical DD still. B A- DD Stereo SG demo unit 88 57 31 300 B ★ JVC HA-FD02 300 Bright V-shape Upper-mid forward signature can get a little shouty, but a decently technical DD still. B A- DD Stereo SG demo unit 88 57 31 300 B Tansio Mirai TSMR-12 "Zodiac" 1330 Neutral Very clean, monitor/reference-style sound. B A- 12BA Available for demo at The Hangout 88 57 31 1330 B Acoustune HS1650 650 V-shaped Well textured and energetic with a sub-bass focus. B A- DD 88 57 31 650 B Acoustune HS1670 800 V-shaped Metallic and shrill timbre makes this hard to enjoy. B A- DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 88 57 31 800 B ThieAudio Voyager 14 (V14) 1000 Neutral Evokes a qdc-ish house sound, though stumbles in both tuning refinement and technicalities. B A- 14BA Third party unit 88 57 31 1000 B Fearless Lancelot 1300 Warm Rather generic tuning with no redeeming qualities for its price and status. B A- 2EST 6BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 88 57 31 1300 B Acoustune HS1695Ti Discont. U-shaped Sub-bass focused emphasis balanced out by midtreble peaks. B A- DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 88 57 31 99999 B ★★ Samsung Galaxy Buds 130 Neutral A surprisingly well-tuned TWS with the technical chops to boot. A- B DD Personal unit 88 31 57 130 B Moondrop Aria Discont. Mild V-shape A cheaper Starfield. A- B DD Available for demo at The Hangout 88 31 57 99999 B ★★★ DUNU Titan S 80 Mild V-shape A- B DD Available for demo at The Hangout 88 31 57 80 B Moondrop Starfield Discont. Mild V-shape A cheaper KXXS. A- B DD Available for demo at The Hangout 88 31 57 99999 B Moondrop KXXS Discont. Mild V-shape Well-tuned single DD with proper timbre and decent technicalities. A- B DD Available for demo at The Hangout 88 31 57 99999 B ★ FAudio Minor 520 Mild V-shape Well-balanced tonality and tuning, held back by middling technicalities. A- B DD Third party unit 88 31 57 520 B Aya Siren 600 Neutral Very neutral, very well-tuned, though not very snappy in the treble. A- B 2EST 4BA Available for demo at The Hangout 88 31 57 600 B Shuoer x HBB EJ07M Kinda Lava Edition 670 Mild V-shape A- B 4EST 2BA 1DD Third party unit 88 31 57 670 B Unique Melody Martian 700 Neutral with bass boost Well-tuned hybrid with excellent bass response and smooth midrange. A- B 2BA 2DD Stereo SG demo unit 88 31 57 700 B Fatfreq Sakura 950 Neutral A- B 6BA Showfloor demo unit 88 31 57 950 B HYLA TE-5T 1300 Bright U-shape Very Japanese-sounding with a massive upper harmonic focus, too much for many genres. B- A 1Piezo 2BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 94 73 21 1300 B Unique Melody Maestro V2 2000 "Balanced" It's... there. An IEM that exists. Hard to find words for this one. B- A 12BA Stereo SG demo unit 94 73 21 2000 B Final Audio A8000 2000 Bright V-shape Technically strong but going too far with the treble emphasis. B- A DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 94 73 21 2000 B Oriolus Percivali 2000 Neutral with bass boost Lacking body and very thin in the notes. Not recommended for sub-tenor instruments. B- A 2EST 2BA 1DD E1 demo unit 94 73 21 2000 B Oriolus Mellianus 2400 Mild V-shape Thin and sterile signature that isn't the most natural, but still technically proficient. B- A 10BA Third party unit 94 73 21 2400 B Jomo Trinity Brass 2800 Warm The warmer of the Trinity models, sacrificing technical ability for a more pleasing and smoother tone. B- A 2EST 4BA 1DD Showfloor demo unit 94 73 21 2800 B Jomo Samba Discont. V-shaped Lively and engaging with big clarity and detail, perhaps too much for some B- A 8BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 94 73 21 99999 B Moondrop Solis 1100 Warm neutral A good implementation of the EST drivers with Moondrop's signature tuning specialties. A B- 4BA 2EST Available for demo at The Hangout 94 21 73 1100 B Prisma Azul Discont. Neutral A well-balanced neutral monitor bottlenecked by sheer resolution and narrow imaging performance. A B- 2BA Available for demo at The Hangout 94 21 73 99999 B SeeAudio Miu 650 U-shaped A B- 2EST 2BA 1DD e-Earphone demo unit 94 21 73 650 B DUNU Luna 1700 Mid-centric Needs more work on the tuning front. C+ S- DD Available for demo at The Hangout 98 91 7 1700 B Dita Dream 1800 V-shaped Excellent resolution and detail let down by its metallic tonality and thin midrange C+ S- DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 98 91 7 1800 B See Audio Yume Discont. Neutral with bass boost Excellent tuning with impeccable bass control, though with mushy transients and lacking detail. S- C+ 2BA 1DD Oardio demo unit 98 7 91 99999 B ★ Tanchjim Darling 420 Bright V-shape A tad shouty but with excellent imaging performance. B B+ 2BA 1DD 100 57 43 420 B Fearless S8F / S8Pro 490 V-shaped Tonally pleasing V-shaped signature on a solid technical foundation. B B+ 8BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 100 57 43 490 B Acoustune HS1750 600 V-shaped B B+ DD e-Earphone demo unit 100 57 43 600 B AAW ASH 800 Warm neutral Smooth tonal balance with decent technicalities. B B+ 6BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 100 57 43 800 B qdc Anole V6 1100 Variable The more mid-centric of the Anole brothers. Better technicalities but worse timbre. B B+ 6BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 100 57 43 1100 B Campfire Andromeda (2020) 1100 Warm neutral Basically an Andromeda without the treble spike and slightly boosted midrange. B B+ 5BA Third party unit 100 57 43 1100 B Campfire Andromeda ( S ) 1100 Warm U-shape Highly coherent, easy-to-love tuning and spacious headstage B B+ 5BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 100 57 43 1100 B See Audio Kaguya 1400 U-shaped Somewhat mid-scooped, decent bass and treble extension though with underwhelming resolving ability. B B+ 4EST 4BA Oardio demo unit 100 57 43 1400 B Softears Cerberus 2100 Dark neutral Lacking definition in the treble, otherwise a decently balanced tribrid IEM. B B+ 2EST 4BA 1DD Showfloor demo unit 100 57 43 2100 B Ultimate Ears UE4 Pro Discont. Neutral Pretty much a mini-UE7. B B+ 2BA AV One demo unit 100 57 43 99999 B A&K T8iE Discont. Neutral with bass boost Hard-to-dislike tuning with excellent clarity and resolution. B B+ DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 100 57 43 99999 B Samsung Galaxy Buds+ Discont. U-shaped Tuned even closer to the Harman IE target compared to the original. B+ B 2DD Personal unit 100 43 57 99999 B Etymotic ER4PT Discont. Warm neutral Slightly rolled off treble with good detail and resolution, though imaging is too two-dimensional. B+ B BA Personal unit 100 43 57 99999 B ★★ Tanchjim New Hana (2021) 180 Mild V-shape B+ B DD Available for demo at The Hangout 100 43 57 180 B ★ Audiosense DT600 250 Neutral with bass boost B+ B 6BA Available for demo at The Hangout 100 43 57 250 B DUNU EST 112 490 Neutral Good tonality, though the treble extension is its big Achille's Heel. B+ B 2EST 1BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 100 43 57 490 B XENNS UP 700 Neutral with bass boost B+ B 2EST 4BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 100 43 57 700 B Shuoer EJ07 850 Dark neutral Tuned almost Etymotic-like but with underwhelming treble extension bottlenecking it all. B+ B 4EST 2BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 100 43 57 850 B Oriolus Isabellae 600 Mild V-shape B+ B DD Third party unit 100 43 57 600 B Fatfreq Tsuru 800 Bright neutral B+ B 3BA Showfloor demo unit 100 43 57 800 B DUNU Zen Pro 900 V-shaped B+ B DD e-Earphone demo unit 100 43 57 900 B Fatfreq Hayabusa 1320 Mild V-shape B+ B 8BA Showfloor demo unit 100 43 57 1320 B Empire Ears Hero 1350 U-shaped Well-controlled bass emphasis with a less-well-controlled treble emphasis makes this hard to appreciate. B- A- 3BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 104 73 31 1350 B ThieAudio Legacy 4 (L4) Discont. Neutral with bass boost Well-tuned if technically lacking in comparison. Could use some more power in the bass. A- B- 3BA 1DD 104 31 73 99999 B Moondrop Kanas Pro Discont. Warm V-shape Somewhat Harman-esque in tuning, not the best in terms of resolution. A- B- DD Available for demo at The Hangout 104 31 73 99999 B Unique Melody Merlin V2 1000 Warm neutral Very tasteful and coherent tuning, if lacking in sheer resolution. A- B- 4BA 1DD Stereo SG demo unit 104 31 73 1000 B 64 Audio A6t 1300 Warm Very warm and intimate presentation, though overall tonal balance is somewhat preserved. A- B- 6BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 104 31 73 1300 B Audiosense DT200 Discont. Neutral Excellent tonality. Just excellent tuning overall. A+ C+ 2BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 104 13 91 99999 B ★★★ Moondrop Chu 20 Neutral An extremely well-tuned neutral IEM with a slightly bright and metallic tilt. A+ C+ DD Available for demo at The Hangout 104 13 91 20 B Truthear Hola Discont. Warm neutral A+ C+ DD Available for demo at The Hangout 104 13 91 99999 B ★ Libratone Track Air Plus 250 Neutral with bass boost Deep and focused sub-bass response with a surprisingly balanced midrange tonality. A+ C+ 2DD Available for demo at The Hangout 104 13 91 250 B 64 Audio tia Fourte 3600 W-shaped Unique sound; high clarity and bass response with immensely wide staging, held back by a wonky tonality. C+ A 3BA 1DD E1 demo unit 112 91 21 3600 B 64 Audio tia Fourte Noir 3800 W-shaped A bassier and warmer Fourte though also strangely sharper and less technical. C+ A 3BA 1DD E1 demo unit 112 91 21 3800 B Sony MDR-EX1000 Discont. Bright neutral Outstanding imaging and detail retrieval though can be intense to listen to. C+ A DD Third party unit 112 91 21 99999 B Dita Sakura 71 Discont. V-shaped Very upper-mid forward. Would appreciate the shout being dialed way down. C+ A DD Showfloor demo unit 112 91 21 99999 B ★★★ Lypertek PurePlay Z3 2.0 (PurePlay Z3) (Tevi) 90 Neutral with bass boost Probably the closest thing to an ER2XR in TWS form. A C+ DD Jaben Melbourne demo unit 112 21 91 90 B Sony XBA-N3 Discont. Neutral with bass boost Exceptional tonal balance only limited by its slightly smoothed over definition A C+ 1BA 1DD ConnectIT demo unit 112 21 91 99999 B Kumitate KL-Corona 650 Neutral Well-tuned with somewhat disappointing technical performance. A C+ 3BA Treoo demo unit 112 21 91 650 B Moondrop Crescent Discont. Neutral with bass boost Well-executed V-ish signature that's neither harsh nor bloated. A C+ DD Third party unit 112 21 91 99999 B ★ FiiO FH5 260 Neutral with bass boost Stellar bass response and decent technical ability, not much to fault. B B 3BA 1DD E1 demo unit 114 57 57 260 B ★ Sennheiser IE300 300 V-shaped Fairly mainstream tuning with a treble response that's well done given its emphasis. B B DD 114 57 57 300 B Tanchjim Prism 600 V-shaped B B 2BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 114 57 57 600 B FiiO FH9 600 Mild V-shape B B 6BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 114 57 57 600 B Yanyin Moonlight 650 Neutral with bass boost B B 2EST 4BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 114 57 57 650 B Aya Trident 800 U-shaped Somewhat strange tuning that seems to try to do everything, but results in a slightly wonky tonality. B B 4EST 4BA Available for demo at The Hangout 114 57 57 800 B Moondrop Illumination 800 Warm neutral Well-tuned with natural timbre, ultimately marred by subpar detail retrieval and definition. B B DD Available for demo at The Hangout 114 57 57 800 B FiiO FD7 600 V-shaped B B DD e-Earphone demo unit 114 57 57 600 B Fearless La Hire 610 Neutral Well-tuned neutral-style monitor with subpar treble extension. B B 2EST 2BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 114 57 57 610 B Yanyin x HBB Mahina 650 Neutral with bass boost B B 2EST 4BA 1DD Third party unit 114 57 57 650 B iBasso IT07 900 U-shaped More similar to its predecessor the IT04, with more bass and less treble. B B 6BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 114 57 57 900 B qdc 5SH 900 V-shaped Fun, lively signature that retains high levels of performance. B B 5BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 114 57 57 900 B Kinera Nanna 2.0 900 V-shaped Bass is a tad uncontrolled and the mids could use more refinement. The original is arguably superior. B B 2EST 1BA 1DD 114 57 57 900 B Symphonium Triton 900 Neutral B B 2BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 114 57 57 900 B AKG N5005 1000 Neutral with bass boost Amazing bass control only let down by plastic timbre. B B 4BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 114 57 57 1000 B Unique Melody Mirage 1100 Mild V-shape Tonally-balanced, technically acceptable, nothing much to criticise though no big praises either. B B 3BA Stereo SG demo unit 114 57 57 1100 B Empire Ears Vantage 1400 V-shaped A Legend-X-mini, essentially. Nice alternative on a "budget". B B 1BA 2DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 114 57 57 1400 B Sony Justear XJE-MH2 "Club" 2150 Warm V-shape Nice, pleasant signature that is reminiscent of a more textured HS1551. B B 1BA 1DD Third party custom 114 57 57 2150 B Ultimate Ears UE18+ Pro Gen 2 Discont. Warm neutral Somewhat reference tuning with emphasis on tonal accuracy and naturalness B B 6BA Personal unit 114 57 57 99999 B Kumitate KL-REF Type S Discont. Variable Triggers uncanny valley hard. Presentation is always slighty off in some area that I can't pinpoint. B B 3BA 2DD Showfloor demo unit 114 57 57 99999 B- ★ Acoustune HS1300 350 V-shaped A less warm, slightly brighter version of the coveted HS1551. B- B+ DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 116 73 43 350 B- DUNU DK-4001 900 U-shaped A little shrill with slight cutbacks in tone compared to the DK-3001 Pro. B- B+ 4BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 116 73 43 900 B- AAW AXH (2019) 430 Bright neutral Sharp treble though not to the point of being piercing. Decent rendition of the bright-neutral signature. B- B+ 4BA 1DD Music Sanctuary demo unit 116 73 43 430 B- Unique Melody MacBeth 600 U-shaped Extremely clear but may be too thin for some. B- B+ 1BA 1DD Third party unit 116 73 43 600 B- Elysian Artemis V2 700 Neutral A detailed, somewhat neutral-sounding IEM that should fit most people's tastes. B- B+ 3BA Showfloor demo unit 116 73 43 700 B- Acoustune HS1655Cu 750 V-shaped Deep V-shape signature with some odd treble spikes; very Acoustune. B- B+ DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 116 73 43 750 B- Acoustune HS1657 750 V-shaped Deep V-shape signature with some odd treble spikes; very Acoustune. B- B+ DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 116 73 43 750 B- Acoustune HS1677 900 V-shaped Deep V-shape signature with some odd treble spikes; very Acoustune. B- B+ DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 116 73 43 900 B- Beyerdynamic Xelento 1000 V-shaped Like the T8iE, with a little more treble and upper mids. B- B+ DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 116 73 43 1000 B- Chikyu-Sekai 16/Cosmos 1100 Warm neutral B- B+ 16BA e-Earphone demo unit 116 73 43 1100 B- FAudio Mezzo 1900 Variable B- B+ 1Piezo 2BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 116 73 43 1900 B- ★★★ HZSound Heart Mirror Pro 80 Mild V-shape B+ B- DD Third party unit 116 43 73 80 B- ★ Sony WF-1000XM3 230 Neutral with bass boost Proper tonality, solid technicalities yet with a consumer-friendly signature. B+ B- DD ConnectIT demo unit 116 43 73 230 B- Shanling ME700 Lite 500 Neutral Rather radical change from the original ME700; far less warm with more upper-mid emphasis. B+ B- 4BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 116 43 73 500 B- Kinera Nanna 900 Mild V-shape Surprisingly well-extended for an EST implementation; somewhat blunted notes overall. B+ B- 2EST 1BA 1DD E1 demo unit 116 43 73 900 B- Lime Ears Aether 1350 Neutral with bass boost Excellent clarity and tone but marred slightly by slightly lackluster resolution B+ B- 5BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 116 43 73 1350 B- Craft Ears Aurum 1500 Neutral with bass boost B+ B- 2EST 4BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 116 43 73 1500 B- Sony MH755 Discont. U-shaped Clean notes, proper sub-bass extension and a tonal balance beyond expectations. B+ B- DD Personal unit 116 43 73 99999 B- Sony MDR-AS800AP Discont. Neutral with bass boost Extremely well-balanced tuning but with unfortunately middling technicalities. S- C DD Personal unit 118 7 111 99999 B- ★ Sony MDR-EX800ST / MDR7550 350 Bright neutral A more forgiving, warmer version of the EX1000. C+ A- DD Third party unit 122 91 31 350 B- Dita Fidelity 1300 V-shaped The more technical and less natural sounding of the Dita twins. C+ A- DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 122 91 31 1300 B- Vision Ears EVE 20 1550 V-shaped Solid technicalities in tandem with an uninspired tuning. C+ A- 6BA E1 demo unit 122 91 31 1550 B- Empire Ears Valkyrie 1600 V-shaped Lots of sub-bass with extremely thin mids. Adequate technicalities. C+ A- 1EST 1BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 122 91 31 1600 B- Empire Ears Valkyrie Mk2 1600 V-shaped Not too dissimilar to its predecessor. C+ A- 1EST 1BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 122 91 31 1600 B- ★★★ Intime Sora 45 U-shaped Well controlled bass boost with slightly skewed tonality. Potential is there. A- C+ DD Third party unit 122 31 91 45 B- ★ Fatfreq Musician Plus V2 230 Neutral with bass boost A- C+ 2BA Showfloor demo unit 122 31 91 230 B- ★ Audio Lokahi 240 Neutral with bass boost A- C+ 7BA Third party unit 122 31 91 240 B- ★ JVC HA-FW03 250 Bright V-shape Slightly shouty but balanced out by a warm mid-bass hump. Lacking overall definition. A- C+ DD Jaben SG demo unit 122 31 91 250 B- ★★ Moondrop Sparks 90 Neutral A tad too shouty and lacking low-level detail, but nothing too egregious as a whole. A- C+ DD Available for demo at The Hangout 122 31 91 90 B- Tripowin Lea Discont. Mild V-shape A- C+ DD Available for demo at The Hangout 122 31 91 99999 B- Nostalgia Benbulbin 900 Neutral with bass boost A- C+ 4BA 1DD E1 demo unit 122 31 91 900 B- DUNU Titan 3 Discont. Bright neutral A more reined-in variant of the Titan 3's sound, more peaky but also slightly more resolving. B- B DD Third party unit 130 73 57 99999 B- Shozy & Neo BG Discont. Bright neutral Well balanced tuning with decent resolution, though suffers from slight timbral issues. B- B 5BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 130 73 57 99999 B- DUNU DK-2001 Discont. V-shaped Slightly warm-tilted with a bit of treble spiciness. B- B 3BA 1DD Review loaner 130 73 57 99999 B- ★ FiiO FD5 350 V-shaped Pretty standard V-shaped tuning though surprisingly proficient in technicalities. B- B DD AV One demo unit 130 73 57 350 B- TRI Starshine 500 Bright V-shape A good example of "too much of a good thing": treble extension. Sibilance issues abound, but otherwise fine. B- B 2EST 2BA Available for demo at The Hangout 130 73 57 500 B- Gaudio Clariden 862 V-shaped Somewhat reminiscent of a more mid-y Andromeda, though with extra wonkiness. B- B 3BA Available for demo at The Hangout 130 73 57 862 B- Fearless S6Rui 390 V-shaped Similar to the S4/S5H though with smoother upper mids and treble response. B- B 6BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 130 73 57 390 B- Sony XBA-A3 480 Warm neutral Coherent hybrid with a warm-ish tilt to its tone. B- B 2BA 1DD Third party unit 130 73 57 480 B- ThieAudio Legacy 9 (L9) 550 Bassy Bass a little too slow and sluggish with minor quirks in the midrange-treble transition. B- B 8BA 1DD Third party unit 130 73 57 550 B- NocturnaL Atlantis 600 Neutral Reference signature with immense clarity and energy. B- B 4BA Treoo demo unit 130 73 57 600 B- Sony XBA-Z5 700 "Balanced" All-rounder. Somewhat neutral both in FR and tonality. B- B 2BA 1DD Showfloor demo unit 130 73 57 700 B- PEARS SH2 860 Neutral An odd take on neutrality but not the worst. B- B 2BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 130 73 57 860 B- Fidue A91 "Sirius" 900 Warm V-shape Uniquely tuned hybrid. Not very powerful DD bass with Diffuse-Field midrange. B- B 4BA 1DD LMUE demo unit 130 73 57 900 B- Unique Melody Miracle V2 1050 Mild V-shape Slight downsloping signature with a treble spike for sparkle. B- B 6BA Stereo SG demo unit 130 73 57 1050 B- Soranik Ion 1100 Warm Clearly inspired by the 334, follows the same strengths in female vocals B- B 5BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 130 73 57 1100 B- Noble Tux 5 1300 U-shaped Deep, sub-bass focus with potentially sibilant treble. Scooped midrange. B- B 4BA 1DD Stereo SG demo unit 130 73 57 1300 B- Sony XBA-H3 Discont. Warm neutral Coherent hybrid with a warm-ish tilt to its tone. Similar to the XBA-A3. B- B 2BA 1DD Third party unit 130 73 57 99999 B- ★ qdc Neptune 200 Warm neutral Tuning and configuration is simple but goes a long way when implemented well. B B- BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 130 57 73 200 B- ★ Apple AirPods Pro 250 Neutral Somewhat Diffuse-Field tuning with a smooth and natural midrange tonality. B B- DD Third party unit 130 57 73 250 B- ThieAudio Legacy 5 (L5) Discont. Warm neutral A little lacking in the upper-mids but otherwise a competent set. B B- 4BA 1DD 130 57 73 99999 B- ★★ Tin HiFi T4 110 Bright neutral A worthy successor to the legendary GR07. B B- DD Available for demo at The Hangout 130 57 73 110 B- ★ Veedix Diamond String 260 V-shaped B B- 4BA 1DD Available for demo at The Hangout 130 57 73 260 B- Fatfreq Reference Pro 370 Neutral B B- 3BA Showfloor demo unit 130 57 73 370 B- Anthem Five E4 400 Neutral with bass boost The all-rounder; nothing stands out but nothing sounds terrible either. Safe, but perhaps too safe. B B- 4BA Review custom 130 57 73 400 B- ARC Mira 410 Neutral A well-tuned basic setup with strengths in versatility. B B- 2BA Showfloor demo unit 130 57 73 410 B- Final Audio B3 500 Warm neutral Probably the best tuned of Final's B-series. Reminiscent of the E-series with BA characteristics. B B- 2BA Showfloor demo unit 130 57 73 500 B- Craft Ears Argentum 850 V-shaped B B- 2BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 130 57 73 850 B- Vision Ears VE3.2 1200 Warm neutral Almost VE8-like in tonality, but lacks its technical abilities. B B- 3BA E1 demo unit 130 57 73 1200 B- HUM Reference 1300 Neutral Basically sounds like a shallow-fit ER4S. B B- BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 130 57 73 1300 B- Westone ES60 1300 Neutral with laid-back treble Great timbre and well-tuned, held back by its resolution B B- 6BA A2A Melbourne demo unit 130 57 73 1300 B- Custom Art FIBAE 7 1450 Neutral Neutral tuning with a more relaxed top end. Probably the best-tuned Custom Art. B B- 7BA Music Sanctuary demo unit 130 57 73 1450 B- qdc Dmagic 1900 Neutral Probably the best triple-DD IEM out there by virtue of not being a hot mess tonally. B B- 3DD Music Sanctuary demo unit 130 57 73 1900 B- Aure Flame 2000 Mild V-shape A little better managed than the Elixir but not a massive improvement. Reminds me of a budget FH5. B B- ? Ear.Inc demo unit 130 57 73 2000 B- Acoustune HS1551 500 Warm V-shape Warm and smooth tonality with a pleasing tuning not many would hate. C+ B+ DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 134 91 43 500 B- Empire Ears EVR 800 Neutral A nicely tuned flat-ish signature with good technical ability all around. C+ B+ 3BA Zeppelin & Co demo unit 134 91 43 800 B- Sennheiser IE800 800 Warm Good bass with shimmery treble. Downsloping response with slightly wonky tonality. C+ B+ DD Jaben SG demo unit 134 91 43 800 B- Aroma Witch Girl S 900 Warm Pretty good technicalities but with a rather generic tuning. C+ B+ 5BA AV One demo unit 134 91 43 900 B- FiR VxV 1000 Mild V-shape Interested coloured take on a neutral reference signature. A little uneven in the mids. C+ B+ 4BA 1DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 134 91 43 1000 B- Sennheiser IE800S 1200 Warm Very subtle refinement to the original IE800. C+ B+ DD Jaben Melbourne demo unit 134 91 43 1200 B- Campfire Solaris ( SE ) 1500 "Balanced" Coherent and well balanced hybrid though with slight midrange hollowness. C+ B+ 3BA 1DD E1 demo unit 134 91 43 1500 B- FitEar Private 333 1500 Bright Very exciting and sharp signature. Fatiguing and not for everyone. C+ B+ 3BA Jaben SG demo unit 134 91 43 1500 B- Dita Dream XLS 1850 Neutral Standard Dita house sound with a non-standard bass roll-off. Decent, not amazing. C+ B+ DD Zeppelin & Co demo unit 134 91 43 1850 B- Unique Melody Maven 2000 V-shaped Decently resolving, decent tonality; not bad, not amazing. C+ B+ 11BA Stereo SG demo unit 134 91 43 2000 B- Aroma Witch Girl W12 3150 Warm V-shape Warm response balanced out by a sparkly treble emphasis; good technicalities, if a little narrow-sounding. C+ B+ 12BA AV One demo unit 134 91 43 3150 B- ★★★ Tanchjim Cora 50 V-shaped Well-controlled bass boost, though couple | 2026-01-13T08:47:56 |
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ToolChain/CompilerFlags#A-Wl.2C-z.2Crelro | ToolChain/CompilerFlags - Ubuntu Wiki Partners Support Community Ubuntu.com Ubuntu Wiki Search: Immutable Page Info Attachments More Actions: Raw Text Print View Render as Docbook Delete Cache ------------------------ Check Spelling Like Pages Local Site Map ------------------------ Rename Page Copy Page Delete Page ------------------------ Subscribe User ------------------------ Remove Spam Revert to this revision Package Pages Sync Pages ------------------------ Load Save SlideShow Ubuntu Wiki Login Help CompilerFlags Contents Default Flags -fstack-protector-strong -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=3 -Wformat -Wformat-security -fPIE -fstack-clash-protection -fcf-protection Flags passed to the linker -Wl,-z,relro -Wl,-z,now -Wl,-pie -Wl,--hash-style= -Wl,--no-copy-dt-needed-entries -Wl,--as-needed Failure Triage catching backtraces from glibc abort FORTIFY return value checking Ignoring return code of write() aborts in realpath and getwd thread sanitizer vs PIE Extending FORTIFY warn_if_result_ignored Problems General libxfont1 sysklogd synergy gclcvs pth tcc Valid Code, But Compiler Is Unhappy bacula wine zsnes Conflicting Goals duma Test Suites Not Updated binutils binutils-avr gdb scheme2c Notes This page documents the Ubuntu-specific default compiler flags in the toolchain used to help provide additional security features to Ubuntu. It is based on the work from GccSsp , Security/HardeningWrapper , and DistCompilerFlags . Please attempt to fix a source package's problems before disabling a given compiler feature, and document the package and bug numbers in the Problems section below. Default Flags -fstack-protector-strong First enabled in Ubuntu 6.10 as -fstack-protector , which enables run-time stack overflow verification using a stack canary. See GccSsp for further details. Most problems are related to packages that do not use stdlib directly (kernel modules, certain libraries, etc). Starting in Ubuntu 10.10, --param ssp-buffer-size=4 was added as well to increase the number of functions protected by the stack protector. (The upstream default is "8".) Starting in Ubuntu 14.10, -fstack-protector-strong became the default protection level and setting ssp-buffer-size is no longer necessary. Failure examples: '__stack_chk_fail' symbol not found Indicates a program was compiled to expect to have the stdlib available, but did not find it at runtime. undefined reference to `__stack_chk_fail_local' Indicates a program is being linked without the needed libraries. Usually this is a result of calling ld instead of gcc during a build to perform linking (e.g. see https://launchpad.net/bugs/588519 ). *** stack smashing detected *** Aborted A function did not correctly maintain its stack variables. Usually indicates a stack buffer overflow. Disabled with -fno-stack-protector or -nostdlib in CFLAGS / CXXFLAGS . -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=3 First enabled as -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 in Ubuntu 8.10 and updated to -D_FORITFY_SOURCE=3 in Ubuntu 24.04. Updated to Provides compile-time best-practices errors for certain libc functions, and provides run-time checks of buffer lengths and memory regions. Only activated when compiled with -O1 or higher. Most problems are related to common unsafe uses of certain libc functions. (For implementation details, see this post . Starting with Jaunty, fwrite was removed from the list of functions that are marked with "warn_unused_result".) Failure examples: error: ignoring return value of 'int system(const char*)', declared with attribute warn_unused_result The return value from system() , write() , and similar functions should be evaluated and handled appropriately. In cases where one absolutely must throw away the return value, it can be discarded with an empty test: if (system("...")) { } , though this is not recommended. error: call to '__open_missing_mode' declared with attribute error: open with O_CREAT in second argument needs 3 arguments When using open() with O_CREAT , best-practice is to define a valid mode argument. For the least modes, try using (S_IRUSR|S_IWUSR) first. If that doesn't work as expected in the program, then start adding back perms. For example, user and group: (S_IRUSR|S_IWUSR|S_IRGRP|S_IWGRP) ; user, group, and other: (S_IRUSR|S_IWUSR|S_IRGRP|S_IWGRP|S_IROTH|S_IWOTH) . warning: call to ‘__read_chk_warn’ declared with attribute warning: read called with bigger length than size of the destination buffer The call to read() was done into a buffer with the wrong size. Double-check the size argument and the buffer size. *** %n in writable segment detected *** Aborted On x86, use of "%n" in a format string is limited to read-only memory (not stack or heap allocated strings). *** buffer overflow detected *** Aborted A buffer was going to be written past the end of its maximum length. For example, a call to sprintf should be changed to use snprintf . Other common cases include read warnings above, or realpath and getwd notes below. Since glibc version 2.15, select macros also make sure FD_* uses will not overflow. Please use poll instead. For a list of most of the run-time checked functions, see the output of: readelf -sW $(ldd /bin/ls | awk '{if ($1 ~ /^libc\.so\./) {print $3; exit}}') | \ egrep ' FUNC .*_chk(@@| |$)' | \ sed -re 's/ \([0-9]+\)$//g; s/.* //g; s/@.*//g;' | \ egrep '^__.*_chk$' | \ sed -re 's/^__//g; s/_chk$//g' | \ sort In the case of structures with "char allocme[1]" style strings where the string is mapped on top of a preallocated memory range, swapping strcpy with either strncpy or memcpy with the actual length of the allocated target is the right change to make. *** invalid %N$ use detected *** Aborted (core dumped) Format string positional values are being skipped, which means their type (and size on the stack) cannot be checked. This could cause unexpected results including stack content leaks, especially when using %n . This is invalid, for example: printf("%2$s\n", 0, "Test"); because position 1 is skipped. *** longjmp causes uninitialized stack frame ***: $program terminated Something has gone wrong with an invalid longjmp use. Disable unused result tests with -Wno-unused-result in CFLAGS / CXXFLAGS . Totally disabled with -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE or -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=0 in CPPFLAGS . -Wformat -Wformat-security First enabled in Ubuntu 8.10. Enables compile-time warnings about misuse of format strings, some of which can have security implications. These options should only cause build failures if the package is compiling with -Werror or -Werror=format-security . For details on marking up source to gain these warnings, see the glib macro documentation about gcc's "format" attribute. Failure examples: warning: format ‘%s’ expects type ‘char *’, but argument 3 has type ‘int’ For packages that aren't already building with -Wall , format character to argument types will be checked. Verify the correct variables for a given format string. warning: format not a string literal and no format arguments This is caused by code that forgot to use "%s" for a *printf function. For example: fprintf(stderr,buf); should be: fprintf(stderr,"%s",buf); Note: -Werror=format-security is turned on by default in 13.04 and later releases of Ubuntu. Disabled with -Wno-format-security or -Wformat=0 in CFLAGS / CXXFLAGS . -fPIE First enabled in Ubuntu 16.10. Builds all objects with text relocation to allow for full ASLR. This option depends on -pie , below. Disabled with -fno-PIE . Ubuntu's GCC uses the --enable-default-pie configuration, which means that the flags -fPIE -pie are enabled by default. -fstack-clash-protection First enabled in Ubuntu 19.10 for all non-32bit ARM architectures, which ensures all variable length memory allocated from the stack (via alloca() or gcc variable length arrays etc) are probed at the time they are allocated. This mitigates stack-clash attacks by ensuring all stack memory allocations are valid (or by raising a segmentation fault if they are not, and turning a possible code-execution attack into a denial of service). Disabled with -fno-stack-clash-protection in CFLAGS / CXXFLAGS . -fcf-protection First enabled in Ubuntu 19.10 for x86 architectures (amd64, i386 and x32), which generates instructions to support Intel's Control-flow Enforcement Technology (CET). Disabled with -fcf-protection=none in CFLAGS / CXXFLAGS . Note that -fcf-protection is incompatible with -mindirect-branch (which is used to implement retpoline ). In such cases it is recommended to disable -fcf-protection . Flags passed to the linker -Wl,-z,relro First enabled in Ubuntu 8.10. Provides a read-only relocation table area in the final ELF. This option paves the way for using -z now which forces all relocations to be resolved at run-time (which would cause some additional initial load delay), providing an even higher level of protection to the relocation table -- it could then be entirely read-only which can be used to further harden long-running programs like daemons. No known failure examples. Disabled with -Wl,-z,norelro in LDFLAGS . -Wl,-z,now First enabled in Ubuntu 16.10. When linking as PIE (an executable shared object), this enables immediate relocation table binding (BINDNOW) to gain full RELRO coverage over the resulting ELF binary. Disabled with -Wl,-z,lazy -Wl,-pie First enabled in Ubuntu 16.10. This builds binary as a Position Independent Executable (an executable shared object). (This option depends on -fPIE and is augmented by immediate binding ) Disabled with -Wl,-no-pie Ubuntu's GCC uses the --enable-default-pie configuration, which means that the flags -fPIE -pie are enabled by default. -Wl,--hash-style= First enabled in Ubuntu 8.04 (or earlier?) as -Wl,--hash-style=both . Enabled as -Wl,--hash-style=gnu in Ubuntu 10.10. Set the type of the linker's hash table(s). The gnu hash style results in smaller objects and faster dynamic linking at runtime. -Wl,--no-copy-dt-needed-entries Also known as --no-add-needed . First enabled in Ubuntu 11.04 (but disabled in the final 11.04 release), and permanently enabled in Ubuntu 11.10. This option affects the treatment of dynamic libraries referred to by DT_NEEDED tags inside ELF dynamic libraries mentioned on the command line. This option also has an effect on the resolution of symbols in dynamic libraries. This will be the default in the upcoming binutils-2.22 release. This may result in build errors. More information and recipes how to fix such build errors can be found at NattyNarwhal/ToolchainTransition and the corresponding Debian page . -Wl,--as-needed First enabled in Ubuntu 11.04 (but disabled in the final 11.04 release), and permanently enabled in Ubuntu 11.10. With this option the linker will only add a DT_NEEDED tag for a dynamic library mentioned on the command line, if if the library is actually used. A common build error with this option enabled is seen when libraries appear on the command line before objects referencing these libraries. More information and recipes how to fix such build errors can be found at NattyNarwhal/ToolchainTransition and the corresponding Debian page . Failure Triage catching backtraces from glibc abort When glibc aborts due to the stack protector or glibc fortification checks, it writes a backtrace to the controlling terminal of the process ( /dev/tty ) and not stderr . This can lead to unexpected results when running scripts, X, or other applications where stderr and the controlling terminal are not the same location. To have this written to stderr instead, the process needs to run with the environment variable LIBC_FATAL_STDERR_=1 set (yes, there is a trailing underscore in the variable name). FORTIFY return value checking When encountering "ignoring return value of ..." build problems due to the FORTIFY flag, it is best to follow this general approach (and to refer to the above individual sections on a case-by-case basis): If there are examples of error handlers in near-by code, emulate them. An example can be seen with conntrack . This is, obviously, the preferred method of dealing with it. If there isn't an obvious way to handle the error, then stubbing out an empty handler is the next way to go -- fundamentally, this doesn't improve (or weaken) the quality of the code -- ignoring the return code is what's already happening, so this doesn't change anything. However, what it _does_ do, is allows the FORTIFY option to still be enabled, which means the program will gain the run-time FORTIFY protections. If there isn't a way to work around the error, and the problem is isolated to a small area of the source code, I've disabled FORTIFY for _only_ those source files , which can be a pain, depending on the package's build methods. If nothing works, and other people have looked at it, and no one has any ideas about how to work around a problem with FORTIFY, then it's time to disable it for the entire build using the -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE CFLAG. Now, in all of these situations, upstream needs to be notified. Especially for the #2, where they need to make a larger design decision about how to deal with the unhandled error condition. Also, in situations where you've had to disable FORTIFY (#3, #4), please document the issue in the "Problems" section below (preferably also with a bug). Ignoring return code of write() If the error is ignoring the return code of write() or a similar function then it indicates that the code is not implementing retry support for writes. write(2) says If a write() is interrupted by a signal handler before any bytes are written, then the call fails with the error EINTR; if it is interrupted after at least one byte has been written, the call succeeds, and returns the number of bytes written. So something like the following should be used to retry when there is a short write (thanks to SteveLangasek ) do { written = write(fd, buf, count); if (written == count) break; if (written > 0) { buf += written; count -= written; } } while (written >= 0 || errno == EINTR); if (written < 0) { /* Handle error */ } aborts in realpath and getwd Some applications call realpath(3) and getwd(3) with a buffer that is potentially too small (it should be PATH_MAX long). This is usually a result of not including limits.h or not using PATH_MAX to define the size of the buffer used in the realpath(3) call (there is some confusion here: MAXPATHLEN should be equal to PATH_MAX, but may not be defined without limits.h ). So far, xulrunner and linux86 have been found and fixed, so there may be others. For an example of how to fix this, please see the linux86 debdiff . thread sanitizer vs PIE If an executable linked with the thread sanitizer fails on startup with a message like ==3581==ERROR: ThreadSanitizer failed to allocate 0x4000 (16384) bytes at address 1ff65735c0000 (errno: 12) then it needs to be built without PIE (i.e. pass -no-pie to the link step). Extending FORTIFY If you are writing libraries or other code where you want to provide mark-up in headers to yell loudly when a function is misused, you can add them yourself. warn_if_result_ignored Add to your function declaration: __attribute__ ((warn_unused_result)) Problems If the upstream source cannot be reasonably fixed and a package must have compiler flags disabled or some other work-around, please open a launchpad bug, tag it with "hardening-ftbfs", and link to it here along with an explanation of what the problem is: General libxfont1 doesn't work with -Bsymbolic-functions (can't work, see https://launchpad.net/bugs/230460 for analysis). sysklogd When built with FORTIFY_SOURCE, klogd misdirects calls to syslog() into glibc instead of into syslog.o. See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sysklogd/+bug/255635 Workaround: added -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE to klogd.o's Makefile line. synergy Fails to build with FORTIFY_SOURCE, and when patched to solve the warnings, it seems to hang and behave strangely. See https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/250869 and http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=488460 Workaround: added -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE to debian/rules CXXFLAGS. gclcvs FTBFS with the error " stack_chk_fail is undefined" and needs the "-fno-stack-protector" CFLAG to fix the FTBFS, see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gclcvs/+bug/638068 pth Runtime error on ARM, where the package uses setjmp/longjmp to implement user space threading. It does not work however since the stack pointer sanity check introduced in longjmp in glibc 2.11 . Disabled FORTIFY_SOURCE for the armel build of the package, see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnupg2/+bug/599862 tcc tcc 0.9.27~git20140923.9d7fb33-3 introduces new tests (test3 and abitest) which fail on i386 with undefined symbol ' stack_chk_fail_local' when stack protection is enabled. Added "-fno-stack-protector" as a workaround, see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tcc/+bug/1500147 Valid Code, But Compiler Is Unhappy bacula Upstream has strange unions that upsets FORTIFY_SOURCE. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bacula/+bug/265102 wine FORTIFY_SOURCE generates too many false positives, upstream is disabling it entirely. http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=24606 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wine1.2/+bug/665270 zsnes Upstream has strange memory manipulations that upsets FORTIFY_SOURCE. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+source/zsnes/+bug/250425 Conflicting Goals duma Duma is a library specifically to find various overflows, etc, so it get confused by glibc getting in the way. Test Suites Not Updated binutils Add -Wno-format-security to CFLAGS, CXXFLAGS, due to picky default hardening options. binutils-avr Set -Wno-format-security and -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE to avoid FTBFS. https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/binutils-avr/+bug/301732 gdb Testsuite reports false failures due to warnings, etc. scheme2c https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/scheme2c/2011.07.26-2 shows longjmp failures. Notes Sometimes To see a list of all CPP #define'd variables, use: cpp -dM /dev/null Sometimes you need to get not only the command-line listed, but all built in defaults. There are ways to get that for the effective built environment you are in, here an example for gcc: # In the build env dpkg-dev gcc should already be present # get built in -m options $ gcc -Q --help=target # Get any -f and similar options built-in or derived from default buildflags $ echo "int main(void) {}" | gcc $(dpkg-buildflags --get LDFLAGS) -o /dev/null -v -x c - &> /dev/stdout| grep collect # Get linker options built in or derived from default buildflags $ echo "int main(void) {}" | gcc $(dpkg-buildflags --get CFLAGS) -o /dev/null -v -x c - 2>&1 | grep 'cc1' # get Defines $ gcc -dM -E - < /dev/null # If a package build you are debugging inserts any further flags/defines/options you # should add them to these calls as well so that the result is the full list. ToolChain/CompilerFlags (last edited 2024-03-22 22:52:13 by eslerm ) The material on this wiki is available under a free license, see Copyright / License for details. | 2026-01-13T08:47:56 |
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https://www.index.dev/blog/freelance-developer-rates-by-country | Freelance Developer Rates 2025: Web, Software & AI Engineer Hourly Rates by Country Roles Services Clients How it works Blog AI Training Sign In Find a Job Hire Talent Blog In this article Key Takeaways Average Hourly Rates by Developer Type (2025) How Experience Level Changes Rates Top 10 Most Expensive and 10 Cheapest Countries 2025 Rate Trends and Market Forces Factors Influencing Developer Rates What to Consider Before Hiring Freelancers Emerging Markets and Future Hotspots Actionable Takeaways How to Negotiate Rates Without Losing Money or Talent Conclusion Start Hiring Now Pallavi Premkumar Technical Content Writer Share For Employers June 06, 2025 Freelance Developer Rates 2025: Complete Hourly Rate Guide by Country and Specialty Freelance software developer rates in 2025 span $20–$150+/hr globally. Use Index.dev’s benchmarks to budget, negotiate, and hire top talent with confidence. Imagine you’re racing to hit a launch date and need to lock in freelance software talent. The question here is ‘ How much should you budget? ’ According to FreelancerMap’s 2025 study , the global market in 2025 spans $25/hr in Asia to $140/hr in North America, but that's just the starting point. Web developers average $45-75/hr, software engineers command $60-120/hr, and AI specialists charge $100-200/hr. Senior developers consistently earn 2-3x more than juniors across all regions. This guide breaks down rates across 75 countries, giving you the exact numbers you need to budget your project or price your services competitively. Need freelance developers fast? Get matched with pre-vetted global talent in 48 hours. Transparent rates. No upfront risk. Start your 30-day free trial. Key Takeaways These benchmarks help you pinpoint where to allocate budget, negotiate smarter, and tap into the best talent pools without overpaying. $101.50/hr global baseline : the average you’ll see when scouting developers worldwide. North America (4.2 M devs) : $80-$140/hr for AI/ML, Cloud, and Cybersecurity pros so plan for higher budgets in Silicon Valley or Toronto. Eastern Europe (1.2 M devs) : $40-$70/hr secures you solid JavaScript, QA, and .NET expertise at a fraction of Western rates. Asia (6.5 M devs) : $25-$60/hr covers a vast pool that encompasses Mumbai’s rapid scaling shops to Singapore’s premium agencies. Southeast Asia (3.1 M devs) : $20-$33/hr for skilled full-stack and DevOps engineers which is ideal for cost-effective nearshore teams. Latin America (1.1 M devs) : $30-$55/hr with great time-zone overlap and English proficiency in Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina. Africa (0.716 M devs) : $20-$55/hr taps into rising hubs like Lagos and Cape Town for mobile, web, and .NET talent. Seniority bands : Juniors at $20-$40/hr ($40K-$80K/yr) Mid-levels at $40-$70/hr ($80K-$140K/yr) Seniors at $70-$150+/hr ($140K-$300K+/yr) Hybrid vs. remote : Hybrid engagements cost 5-10% less than fully remote contracts. Skill premiums : AI/ML, cybersecurity, and blockchain devs earn 40-60% above generalist rates so prioritize these roles for critical projects. Average Hourly Rates by Developer Type (2025) Get smart about what to pay—(or charge)—for each developer specialty this year. Web Developer Freelance Rates Front-End Developers Work with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and more. Junior: $40–50/hr (1–2 years) Mid-level: $60–80/hr Senior: $80–120/hr Curious about what determines these bands? See JavaScript developer rates by region . Back-End Developers Code in Python, PHP, Node.js, Java. Server-side know-how means higher rates. Mid-level: $70–100/hr Senior: $100–140/hr (competitive markets) Full-Stack Developers Handle both front- and back-end. Pay a premium for versatility. Average: $70–120/hr Top markets (SF, Zurich): $140–160/hr Software Developer Hourly Rates Entry-Level Software Developers Fresh out of uni, 0–3 years' experience. Typical rate: $50–70/hr Mid-Level Software Developers 3–7 years' strong delivery resume. Typical rate: $70–100/hr Senior Software Developers 7+ years, handle system architecture, lead teams. Typical rate: $100–160/hr AI Engineer and Machine Learning Specialist Rates Premium tier: these specialists are rock stars for a reason . The specialized knowledge required for AI work means these developers consistently charge 40-60% more than general software developers. Freelance AI engineers with basic machine learning experience start around $80-100/hr. However, the real value lies with mid to senior level AI specialists. Those with 3-5 years of production ML experience charge $120-180/hr, while senior AI engineers with deep expertise in NLP, computer vision, or custom model development command $150-250/hr. The highest rates often go to AI consultants with Ph.D. qualifications and proven track records in specialized areas. These experts can charge $250-500/hr for strategic AI consulting and custom implementation work. Projects requiring cutting-edge AI capabilities like large language model fine-tuning, custom neural network architectures, or production-grade ML systems justify these premium rates when you hire AI developers . Companies recognize that expertise at this level significantly reduces project risk and accelerates time to market. Specialization Rate Range ($/hr) Typical Premium vs. Baseline AI/ML Engineer $35-$160 +40-60% Cybersecurity $40-$90 +30-50% Blockchain Dev $54+ +20-40% DevOps Engineer $45-$110 +25-45% Cloud Architect $65-$130 +35-55% The data above has been compiled from various sources like Upwork , Ruul, FreelancerMap , etc. How Experience Level Changes Rates Your experience = your price tag. Here’s the breakdown: Junior Developers (0-2 Years) Junior developers typically earn the base rates for their region. In North America, that's $40-60/hr. In Western Europe, it's $35-55/hr. In Eastern Europe, you're looking at $25-40/hr, and in Asia, rates start at $20-35/hr. Junior developers excel at maintenance tasks, bug fixes, simple feature implementation, and working under supervision on larger projects. Mid-Level Developers (3-6 Years) Mid-level developers see their rates increase by 50-80% compared to juniors. A mid-level developer in North America charges $70-100/hr, while their counterparts in Eastern Europe charge $40-65/hr. These developers can handle complex features independently, make architectural decisions for modules, and mentor junior team members. Senior Developers (7+ Years) Senior developers command 2-3x the junior rate in their region. North American seniors charge $100-160/hr, Western European seniors get $80-120/hr, and even in cost-effective markets like Eastern Europe, senior talent charges $60-90/hr. Here’s the kicker: a senior might do in 20 hours what a junior takes 60 for. They're worth it because they design system architecture, prevent technical debt, lead development teams, and deliver projects with minimal supervision. Higher rates? Cheaper project. Tech leads and architects sit at the top of the scale. These developers with 10+ years of experience and proven leadership skills charge $120-200/hr globally, with rates reaching $250/hr in premium markets or for specialized expertise. The math is straightforward. A junior developer might take 60 hours to complete what a senior does in 20 hours. The senior's higher hourly rate often results in lower total project costs because of their efficiency, fewer bugs, and better architectural decisions that prevent costly rewrites. We’ve found this geographic flexibility particularly valuable for startups watching their burn rate. These cost spreads highlight how regional talent pools and local market structures influence freelance pricing. When planning your budget, consider not only the hourly rate but also what each experience level actually delivers. And if you’re exploring the best countries to hire freelance developers , factor in talent quality, time zones, and long-term scalability—not just cost. Note: T he data below has been sourced and compiled from various sites such as Arc , Your Team In India , Techvify , Qubit Labs , etc. These ranges blend juniors’ lower band with seniors’ top band, so you can match your project scope to the appropriate bracket, as detailed in the table below. Country Avg. Rate (USD/hr) Junior (USD/hr) Senior (USD/hr) Top Skills United States 95-110 55-75 100-150 AI/ML, Cloud, Cybersecurity Canada 85-100 50-70 90-130 DevOps, Full-stack JS United Kingdom 75-95 45-65 80-120 Python, React, Data Engineering Germany 70-85 40-55 75-110 Java, DevOps, Cloud Switzerland 90-120 60-85 100-160 Site Reliability, Blockchain India 30-50 15-25 40-70 JavaScript, Java, Mobile Dev Ukraine 25-35 10-15 25-40 .NET, QA, Python Brazil 30-55 20-35 40-75 React, Node.js, IoT South Africa 25-45 15-30 35-55 Web Dev, Angular, .NET Philippines 20-35 10-20 25-40 QA Automation, Mobile, PHP Explore more with our LATAM developer rates . Top 10 Most Expensive and 10 Cheapest Countries Compiling data across 75 countries, the spectrum of freelance rates highlights both premium markets and emerging low‑cost hubs. Switzerland leads the pack, with an average of $90/hr, closely followed by the United Kingdom and Canada. On the other end, Mongolia’s average of $9.65/hr showcases how far regional pricing disparities can stretch. These rankings offer quick benchmarks if you’re deciding between high‑cost, high‑expertise markets and budget‑friendly alternatives. Remember that the cheapest rates often come with lower living costs and smaller talent pools, so balance your needs for speed, quality, and local market knowledge. Please note that the following data is compiled from UpstackStudio ; highest and lowest tiers shown. Rank Country Avg. Rate ($/hr) Rank Country Avg. Rate ($/hr) 1 Switzerland 90.00 66 Morocco 29.33 2 UK 96.75 67 Nepal 28.00 3 Canada 94.67 68 Bangladesh 26.83 4 Australia 93.25 69 Tunisia 25.50 5 U.S. 87.88 70 Tajikistan 25.00 6 Japan 83.25 71 Laos 23.75 7 Germany 79.56 72 Myanmar 22.60 8 Netherlands 78.83 73 Moldova 20.25 9 Slovenia 75.00 74 Ghana 19.67 10 Ireland 72.25 75 Mongolia 9.65 2025 Rate Trends and Market Forces Several major trends are reshaping developer rates in 2025, and understanding them helps you make smarter hiring or pricing decisions. AI Tool Impact on Rates AI coding assistants are more nuanced than predicted. While some analysts expected AI coding assistants to drive rates down, the reality is different. AI tools have made developers more productive, but hourly rates haven't decreased. Instead, overall project costs have dropped because developers complete work faster. The exception is routine maintenance work, where rates have softened by 5-10% as AI handles simple tasks. Premium Skills Command Bigger Premiums AI/ML developers, cybersecurity specialists, and blockchain engineers earn 40-60% more than general software developers. This gap has widened in 2025 as companies compete for scarce specialized talent. If you have these skills, now is the time to price aggressively. If you're hiring, budget accordingly or consider hybrid approaches. Remote Work Has Stabilized Geographic Arbitrage The initial pandemic-era rush to hire globally has matured. Companies now understand the real costs of distributed teams, including communication overhead and time zone coordination. As a result, nearshore developers in similar time zones command 10-15% premiums over offshore talent at the same skill level. Contract Flexibility is Worth More Developers offering quick start times and flexible hour commitments are getting 15-20% rate premiums. Companies increasingly value developers who can scale up for a sprint and scale down afterward, rather than committing to fixed monthly retainers. Platform vs. Direct Hiring Rates Freelancers working through platforms like Upwork typically charge 20-30% less than those with direct client relationships. However, platform developers trade lower rates for consistent project flow and payment security. If you're building your freelance career, start on platforms to build a portfolio, then transition to direct clients for better rates. European Rate Compression is Easing For several years, rates in Western and Eastern Europe converged as Eastern European developers raised prices. That trend has slowed in 2025. Western European rates remain stable at $70-110/hr while Eastern European rates have plateaued at $45-70/hr, creating a sustainable 35-40% cost advantage. Break it down further in our European developer hourly rates . Factors Influencing Developer Rates Why does a senior AI/ML engineer in the U.S. bill $140/hr, while a mid-level Java dev in Eastern Europe charges $40/hr? Break down: Cost of living & local economics (Nordics vs. CEE) Talent supply & demand (Global developer shortage vs. regional surpluses) Specialization premiums (AI/ML, cybersecurity add +40-60%) Remote Work Impact on Rates Hybrid Roles: 5-10% rate reduction vs. fully remote. Time Zone Flexibility: Developers in UTC+2/UTC-5 zones charge 10-15% more for overlap with U.S./EU teams. Why It Matters to You Understanding these drivers helps you predict where rates will move next and where you can negotiate most effectively. What to Consider Before Hiring Freelancers Payment Terms & Contract Structures Defining clear payment terms upfront protects both parties and ensures steady cash flow. Consider requiring a 20-30% deposit before work begins, with milestone payments (e.g., 30% at feature-complete, 40% on delivery) to balance risk and reward. Fixed-price contracts suit well-scoped projects, while time & materials works for evolving scopes; you can even offer a hybrid model (“$X starting for Y deliverables, then $Z/hr thereafter”) to combine predictability with flexibility. Security, IP & Compliance When you hire globally, intellectual property and data security become critical. Use standard NDA and IP assignment clauses, and insist on compliance with GDPR (Europe), CCPA (California), or other local regulations. For sensitive projects, look for freelancers with ISO 27001 or SOC 2 certifications because these signal adherence to industry-standard security practices. Project Management & Communication Effective collaboration across time zones hinges on structured workflows. Adopt agile rituals which consist of weekly sprint reviews, daily stand-ups (asynchronous if needed), and shared Kanban boards (Trello, Jira). Specify your preferred communication channels (Slack, Microsoft Teams) and ideal overlap hours (e.g., 2-hour window) to keep projects on track and maintain transparency. Building Long-Term Relationships Freelancers who understand your codebase and culture become more productive over time. Offer retainer packages for ongoing support (e.g., $10-20 hours/month at a discounted rate), invite them to team retrospectives, and recognize top performers with bonus incentives or skill-premium pay for upskilling (e.g., AI/ML certifications) to boost retention and institutional knowledge. Also Check Out: Freelance Software Developer Contract Template for Any Stakeholder Emerging Markets and Future Hotspots While established hubs remain strong, keep an eye on: Vietnam & the Philippines for QA, mobile, and JavaScript (rates $20-$40/hr) Nigeria & Kenya for growing full-stack talent at $25-$45/hr with strong English skills Latin America’s secondary cities (Bogotá, Santiago) for cost-effective nearshore teams. Emerging markets often deliver 15-25% lower rates than capital cities while rapidly improving skill quality. Actionable Takeaways Optimize Your Mix : Pair North American architects ($120/hr) with Eastern European teams ($30-$59/hr) to reduce overall spend by up to 35% while retaining senior oversight . Invest in Niche Skills : Lock in AI/ML and cybersecurity experts early. Platforms like Index.dev and Upwork report these roles fill 60% faster and deliver 30-50% higher ROI than generalists. Leverage Emerging Hubs : Latin American devs (Brazil, Argentina) bill $28-$55/hr with minimal time-zone friction, making them ideal for U.S./EU projects . Tier Your Contracts : Use junior talent ($20-$40/hr) for maintenance and testing, intermediate ($40-$70/hr) for feature builds, and seniors ($70-$160/hr) for architectural design and leadership; this maximizes value per dollar. How to Negotiate Rates Without Losing Money or Talent Negotiation. The part everyone dreads and everyone needs to master. Whether you're hiring or pricing your own services, this conversation determines if you walk away with a fair deal—or get played. Here's how to keep your leverage without torching the relationship. For Companies Hiring Developers Define your scope like your budget depends on it. Vague briefs = inflated quotes. Developers pad estimates to cover the uncertainty you created. Think of it like ordering a custom suit without measurements—the tailor's going to charge extra for all the guesswork. Document deliverables, tech stack, success criteria, and timelines. Clear scope = accurate quotes. Do your homework. Walking into negotiation blind is like playing poker with your cards face-up. Eastern Europe mid-level? $45–70/hr is standard. Offering $30/hr signals you haven't done research and drives away quality talent. Instantly agreeing to $100/hr signals "please overcharge me." Talk value, not just hourly cost. A $120/hr developer who ships in 20 hours beats a $60/hr alternative who takes 60. Frame discussions around outcomes: "How will you approach this challenge? What makes you confident you can deliver efficiently?" Lock in longer terms. Commit to 3–6 months and rates drop 10–15%. It's like buying in bulk—volume discounts apply to talent too. Need more strategies? Check out these tips to negotiate fair freelance developer rates . For Freelance Developers Setting Rates Know your worth with data, not feelings. Use Index.dev's rate calculator, Arc.dev, or Lancebase. Price yourself within your region's band—not 30% below it. Competing on price alone is a race to the bottom. Justify your rate with receipts. "I'm worth $120/hr because I'm good" lands like a wet sock. Instead: "I've shipped 15 production apps with 99.9% uptime" or "I specialize in your exact tech stack." Concrete proof beats vague promises. Avoid the discount death spiral. Client pushes back? Trim scope, don't slash rates. "At $X, I deliver Y. Lower budget? Here's what we can do instead." Never accept "just this one project at a discount"—clients never return to full price. Charge different rates for different work. Maintenance at $70/hr, new features at $100/hr, rush work at +25–50% premium. Not all hours are equal—stop treating them like they are. When to Walk Away Some deals aren't worth closing. If a client wants North American senior expertise at Asian junior rates, they don't value quality. If a developer quotes 3x market rates without justification, keep searching. Bad deals cost more than money—they cost time, sanity, and opportunity. Bottom line: Come prepared, know your numbers, and don't compromise on value just to close faster. Conclusion Freelance developer rates in 2025 span $25-200/hr depending on specialty, experience, and location. Web developers charge $45-75/hr on average, software engineers command $60-120/hr, and AI specialists get $100-200/hr. North America leads at $70-140/hr, followed by Western Europe at $60-110/hr, with Eastern Europe and Latin America offering 40-50% savings at $40-70/hr. The smartest hiring strategies in 2025 combine talent across regions rather than defaulting to the highest or lowest cost options. Pair senior North American architects with Eastern European implementation teams to cut costs by 35% while maintaining quality. Target specialized skills early since AI/ML developers and security specialists earn 40-60% premiums and book up fast. Consider nearshore options in Latin America for time zone alignment with North American teams. For freelance developers, position yourself in the premium tier by specializing in high-demand skills, documenting your results with metrics, and targeting clients who value expertise over cost. The market rewards specialized knowledge more than ever. Whether you're hiring developers or pricing your own services, use real market data to guide your decisions. Index.dev's vetted developer network gives you access to pre-screened talent with transparent pricing and 48-hour matching for projects of any size. For Clients: Hire from Index.dev’s elite 5% vetted developers! Get matched in 48 hours and enjoy a 30-day free trial to launch your project with confidence. For Developers: Know your worth. Join Index.dev to get matched with top-paying freelance gigs from global companies. No bidding wars, just serious offers. 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A space to share projects, ask questions, and discuss server-driven templating Dropdown menu Dropdown menu Skip to content Navigation menu Search Powered by Algolia Search Log in Create account DEV Community Close Add reaction Like Unicorn Exploding Head Raised Hands Fire Jump to Comments Save Boost More... Copy link Copy link Copied to Clipboard Share to X Share to LinkedIn Share to Facebook Share to Mastodon Share Post via... Report Abuse pri Posted on Jan 12 You can't trust Images anymore # computervision # showdev Image manipulation isn't something new , it's been happening from almost around the time when photographs were first invented. It's just that in recent years with Artificial Intelligence has made it easier to do so. This opened the floodgates for artificially manipulated images on the internet. I literally can't tell half the time if what I am seeing is real or not. I have started questioning every image I see, heck I even question some of the photos my family sends me. This... is not good. Manipulated images have not just introduced something hard to catch, but have tarnished the credibility of real images. Images have always been a source of truth for us, something which we use to visualise what could have been merely text. Just look at history books, wouldn't they just be boring without any images? But if manipulation existed before, were images really a source of truth? History shows this isn't a one-off problem, but a recurring failure of how we trust images. One of the most widely circulated portraits of President Abraham Lincoln was later found to be simple image compositing, where his face had been placed onto another man's body. For decades this image was never questioned of its authority, despite the fact that the body belonged to a slavery advocate, directly contradicting what Lincoln stood for. This manipulation wasn't subtle, nor was it digital, yet it went unquestioned for years. Not because it was true but because verifying it was harder than believing it . Image on left is the altered portrait of President Lincoln and image on right is the original protrait of slavery advocate John Calhoun (Image credit: Library of Congress) Someone who understood the power of images was the renowned dictator of the USSR, Joseph Stalin . During his reign of power photos were not just used as historical records, but as tools to shape them. Stalin's enemies were not just removed from public life, but also expunged from records, erasing them from history. This slowly became normalised, unquestioned and now instead of images documenting the past, it was Stalin's state writing their version of the past. This type of image manipulation is an example of how it could be used not just to distort truth but help overwrite it . Left shows the original photograph of Nikolai Antipov, Stalin, Sergei Kirov and Nikolai Shvernik in Leningrad, 1926. (Credit: Tate Archive by David King, 2016/Tate, London/Art Resource, NY) The modern digital era marked a fundamental shift. With tools like Adobe Photoshop , image manipulation stopped being rare and became accessible to almost anyone. Editing no longer required significant skill, time, or resources and more importantly, it became difficult to detect. While mechanisms like metadata were introduced to preserve authenticity, they were fragile and easily altered, offering only a thin layer of reassurance. For the first time, image creation began to scale faster than image verification . This wasn’t just an increase in fake images, it was the point where trust in images stopped keeping up. Now, come to present day, that imbalance has widened dramatically. With the rise of Artificial Intelligence for image generation and editing, creating convincing manipulations no longer requires technical skill or effort. Images can now be generated, altered, or refined through simple instructions, often in seconds. What once demanded time, expertise, and intent has been reduced to a conversational interaction. Meanwhile, verifying whether an image is authentic still requires scrutiny, tools, and context in forensic fields. The result isn’t that images suddenly became fake, it’s that human judgment can no longer reliably keep up . https://x.com/IndianTechGuide/status/2009256327596355938?s=20 In recent podcast with Raj Shamani, Deepinder Goyal talked about how customers abuse AI generated content to scam Zomato customer support. I know I have been bashing on Image manipulation for the last four paragraphs or so, but it isn't inherently bad. In fact, it has enabled some of the most valuable visual work we have, from enhanced space imagery to complex visual design and creative expression. The problem isn’t that images are altered. It’s that viewers are rarely told how or why they were altered. What matters isn’t whether an image has been manipulated, but whether the truth behind it is knowable. Image of Cosmic Tarantula, which has been enhanced from infrared spectrum to a visible spectrum for better color visualization. (Image Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, Webb ERO Production Team) To explore this problem, we’ve been building Xvertice , an attempt to give viewers more context instead of false certainty. Rather than labelling images as simply “real” or “fake,” Xvertice focuses more on explainable image forensics, helping users understand how an image may have been created, altered, or processed over time. The goal isn’t to replace judgment, but to inform it . We’re launching an experimental demo to share this approach early. It’s not a finished product, and it’s not meant to deliver definitive answers but it should make clear how we think about image trust, and how we’re trying to close the gap between creation and verification. 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Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Engineering AWS Kinesis vs DynamoDB Comparison (2023): Which Is Better Message Queue For My Notification System? Anjali Arya • September 21, 2023 TABLE OF CONTENTS Understanding DynamoDB and its Benefits DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS). It delivers single-digit millisecond latency and is built to give exceptional performance at any scale. This makes it an excellent option for applications like notification services that need low-latency data access. Key Benefits of DynamoDB Some key benefits of DynamoDB are:- Automatic Scaling: DynamoDB can automatically scale up or down based on workload. It manages the increased load automatically as your notification service expands and the number of messages rises. This scalability guarantees that your notification service can satisfy the needs of a user base that is fast growing. Built-in Security: DynamoDB has built-in security capabilities like fine-grained access control, encryption in transit and at rest, and interaction with AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM). These security precautions help safeguard your notification service and guarantee the confidentiality of critical user information. Availability and Durability: It provides high availability and fault tolerance by replicating data across several Availability Zones. This implies that your notification service can run uninterrupted, even during a server outage or a natural disaster. Trigger support for DynamoDB streams: You may track and respond to changes in your table data with DynamoDB Streams. This function can be extremely helpful in creating unique notification routines. For example, you can utilize streams to make notifications depending on particular events or data changes. Cost-Effectiveness: Compared to specific alternative data storage options, DynamoDB may be more affordable for small- to medium-sized applications. You can select the price model that best fits your budget and consumption patterns from those provided by AWS, including on-demand and allocated capacity. High Throughput and Low Latency: DynamoDB is perfect for real-time applications since it is optimized for low-latency reads and writes. This implies that messages can be sent to users of a notification service fast, resulting in a responsive and seamless user experience. Understanding Kinesis and its Benefits AWS offers Kinesis, a fully managed streaming data platform. It is perfect for applications that demand continuous and quick data ingestion and processing since it provides a reliable solution for real-time data streaming at scale. Key Benefits of Kinesis Some key benefits of Kinesis are:- Real-time Data Processing: Kinesis is its capacity to manage massive data streams in real-time. Using this tool, you can gather, store, and analyze data streams from numerous sources, making quick decisions and prompt action based on the most recent information. Scalability: Kinesis is well-suited for applications that produce a high volume of notifications per unit of time since it is optimized for managing massive volumes of data. It can quickly scale up to handle increasing demands. High Throughput and Low Latency Streaming: Large amounts of streaming data can be handled with Kinesis. This implies that a notification service can effectively handle the high frequency of notice generation and processing. Ordered Data Delivery: Data is sent to customers in a specified order with the Kinesis. This is important because it ensures that alerts are delivered to users logically and coherently for some sorts of notifications where the order of occurrences is essential. Cost-effective: Kinesis is a cost-effective alternative for applications with high notification quantities. It is a good option for notification systems with high rates of event generation because its price mechanism is compatible with high-throughput scenarios. Security: Strong security features offered by Kinesis include encryption in transit and at rest, granular access control, and interaction with AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM). This guarantees that your notification data is secure and complies with applicable laws and standards. DynamoDB vs. Kinesis Let’s see the difference between DynamoDB and Kinesis. Aspects DynamoDB Kinesis Location Local to DynamoDB, part of the DynamoDB service A standalone service provided by AWS Scope Limited to item-level modifications within a DynamoDB table. Supports streaming and processing of data in any format. IAM Integration Integrated with AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Supports fine-grained access control through IAM Cost No additional cost for DynamoDB users Follows a separate pay-per-use pricing model Retention Period Maximum retention period of 24 hours Allows a retention period of up to 7 days Message Ordering Ordered at the item level within a shard Ordered at the shard level Shard Capacity Supports up to 1,000 records per second per shard Maximum capacity of 2,000 records per second per shard Streams per Table Limited to a single stream per DynamoDB table. Supports multiple streams per shard, offering greater flexibility. Throughput High throughput for item-level modifications. High throughput for streaming data. Latency Low latency for reads and writes. Low latency for data processing and delivery. Security Integrated with IAM for access control. Fine-grained access control through IAM. Use Cases Real-time applications, low-latency workloads, small to medium-scale applications with straightforward notification workflows. High-throughput applications, complex notification logic, applications integrated with big data analytics pipelines. Durability Data is replicated across multiple Availability Zones for high durability. Data is replicated across multiple Availability Zones for high durability. Cons of DynamoDB and Kinesis DynamoDB Cons:- Cost: DynamoDB can be pricey, particularly for huge datasets or high throughput. If the expense is not effectively handled, it might rise quickly. Limited Query Capabilities: DynamoDB has fewer query options than conventional relational databases despite being built for high-speed access. Complex querying or analytics jobs may become more difficult as a result. Complexity of Data Modeling: Creating the DynamoDB schema can be challenging, particularly for applications with intricate relationships or a wide range of access behaviors. It necessitates having a solid grasp of the application's requirements. Limited Transaction: Compared to conventional relational databases, DynamoDB offers less support for complicated transactional processes. Limitations of the Global Secondary Index (GSI): GSIs can offer query flexibility but are constrained in consistency and write throughput. AWS Kinesis Cons:- Setup Difficulty: Compared to more straightforward messaging services like Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS), Kinesis setup and configuration can be more difficult. Requirement for Real-Time Processing: Kinesis is made to process streaming data in real-time. Kinesis could be over-engineered if your use case doesn't call for real-time processing. Shard Management: It can be difficult to control how many shards are in a Kinesis stream. Lack of shard allocation may prevent you from managing the volume of incoming data. Allocating too many shards, however, can be expensive. Limited Retention Period: Data recorded in a Kinesis stream is only kept for a specific amount of time (the default is 24 hours). Implementing more storage will be necessary to save the data longer. No Built-In Notification Mechanism: Notifications cannot be sent using Kinesis without a built-in notification system. You'll need to combine it with other AWS services or develop your own solutions for actual notice delivery. Key Factors to Consider When Choosing Between DynamoDB and Kinesis Some of the critical factors to consider while choosing the right message broker between DynamoDB and Kinesis. Data Structure You must think about the structure of your data and how it should be processed and stored. DynamoDB provides a flexible schema-less database that can handle structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data. If your data is predominantly in a streaming format, Kinesis, on the other hand, maybe a better choice as it is built for processing and analyzing massive volumes of data streams. Scalability To Handle growing data volumes, both DynamoDB and Kinesis provide seamless scaling. However, Kinesis is made for increasing data ingestion and processing capacity, whereas DynamoDB's scalability is concentrated on storage capacity. Consider your expected growth and select a message broker that meets your scalability requirements. Cost Consider your budgetary constraints when comparing the pricing plans for DynamoDB and Kinesis. While Kinesis pricing is mainly based on data ingestion rates and shard (processing unit) utilization, DynamoDB fees are based on provisioned throughput capacity and storage. Analyze your anticipated data volume and processing needs to determine the expenses involved. Use Case Choosing the best message broker requires thoroughly understanding your unique use case. Kinesis can be a better option if your application needs high-speed data ingestion and real-time data streaming. On the other hand, DynamoDB can be the best option if you require a highly scalable NoSQL database with low latency access. Suitability for Notification Services: DynamoDB vs. Kinesis Both DynamoDB and Kinesis are services offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that are intended for various use cases and have diverse functions, especially when managing notifications. Choose Amazon Kinesis If: Kinesis works well when quickly processing and evaluating large amounts of streaming data. Kinesis may be a suitable choice if your notification system depends on the real-time processing of massive amounts of data. Data can be ingested and processed in real-time using Kinesis Streams. The data stream can be processed more thoroughly using Kinesis Analytics. Streaming data can be loaded into other AWS services via Kinesis Firehose for additional processing and notification delivery. Choose DynamoDB If: Although DynamoDB isn't made especially to handle notifications, notification systems can be implemented using DynamoDB in conjunction with other AWS services. User preferences, notification history, and other notification-related data can all be stored in DynamoDB. Changes to the data in the database can be captured and processed using DynamoDB Streams, which is helpful in setting off notifications. Kinesis might be a better option if you're creating a notification system that needs to process massive amounts of streaming data in real time. However, DynamoDB can still be used with other AWS services to create a successful notification system if you're seeking a more accessible solution and your notifications don't depend on the real-time processing of massive datasets. 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Notifications frequently require the retrieval and processing of content, recipient details, and dynamic data before delivery. By caching these elements, the notification system may considerably reduce the time it takes to generate and transmit notifications, resulting in speedier delivery and a better user experience. Types of Caching Memory Caching: It stores frequently used data in the system's main memory (RAM). It enhances notification delivery to achieve high speed and low latency. Disk Caching: It stores data on a quick-access storage device, like a solid-state drive (SSD), to shorten retrieval times compared to conventional mechanical hard drives. Although it might not be as quick as memory caching, it can reduce latency. Distributed Caching: It includes sharing cached data among numerous network nodes to increase scalability and fault tolerance. It enhances distributed systems' scalability, fault tolerance, and latency reduction. Effective Cache Management Strategies Cache Invalidation Techniques The speed and low latency of caching are enhanced by cache invalidation, which ensures that consumers receive pertinent, timely messages. The following Cache Invalidation techniques are Versioning, Timeout, and Callback. Choosing the right queue: Criteria Versioning Timeout Callback Frequency of Data Changes Ideal for rapidly changing data Suitable for infrequent changes Ideal for rapidly changing data Precision of Invalidation Highly precise Less precise Highly precise Complexity and Overhead Moderate Low Moderate to higher Control Over Invalidation High control Less control High control Synchronization Accuracy High Lower High Suitable for Real-time Update Yes No Yes Suitable for Critical Data Yes No Yes Cache Refresh and Update Mechanism Cache Refresh and Update Mechanisms are essential to keep cached data current and correct while maximizing performance. This section will examine batching, lazy loading, and incremental updates as three popular cache refresh and update strategies. Batching Batching can be beneficial for updating frequently requested data that changes in bulk. It assists in striking a balance between performing minimal update operations and maintaining current data. For example, upgrading user preferences or notification templates in bulk can reduce cache update overhead while guaranteeing current data. Lazy Loading Lazy loading is advantageous while working with massive datasets or user-specific data that all users might not access. For example, storing particular user preferences or material in the cache only when a notification is being generated can assist in optimizing memory and resources. Data is cached according to real usage patterns, reducing cache population overhead. Incremental Updates Incremental updates are essential in notification systems for preserving real-time accuracy while reducing update overhead. It updates only the portions that have changed when user preferences or notification content update to provide correct notifications without needless cache operations. This is especially helpful when there are many little adjustments to the data to ensure consistency. Cache Optimization Technique Cache optimization technique(s) are best suited for increasing cache utilization, lowering cache misses, and optimizing system performance. Criteria Cache Partitioning Cache Hierarchies Cache-Conscious Data Structures Impact on Speed and Latency Minimizes cache misses, improves data access speed Faster data retrieval reduced latency for critical data Reduces cache misses, improves access speed Suitable Scenarios High cache contention, cache misses impact delivery Quick access to frequently accessed data is crucial Optimize cache access for notification-related data Implementation Complexity Moderate complexity Moderate complexity Design considerations to optimize data layout Role in Notification Optimization Optimize cache usage for notification-related data. Place critical data in a faster cache for quicker access. Minimize cache misses and align with cache organization. Case Studies of Successful Caching Implementations Facebook To manage the enormous number of user-generated material and activity, Facebook uses substantial caching. This includes caching user profiles, user postings, photos, etc. Caching solutions combine memory and distributed caching systems to enable quick access to frequently accessed data. Facebook's caching approach emphasizes the significance of optimizing cache eviction procedures to ensure that the most recent and pertinent data is cached. Twitter Twitter uses caching to serve timelines, user profiles, and tweets efficiently. Trending subjects, user avatars, and tweet feeds are examples of cached data. Different levels of caching are utilized to disseminate cached data, and techniques like lazy loading are employed to fill caches as needed. The experience of Twitter emphasizes the necessity for cache invalidation systems that can manage data that changes quickly, such as tweets and user interactions. WhatsApp To expedite message delivery and offer seamless user experiences, WhatsApp uses caching. Chat logs, contact lists, and multimedia files are examples of cached data. Mechanisms for caching are created to prioritize chats and media viewed frequently while providing timely updates for message synchronization. WhatsApp's caching strategy emphasizes the cache consistency requirement for real-time messaging systems. Precomputing Techniques for Notification Delivery Optimization Preprocessing data and completing computations in advance can improve performance and lessen the demand for real-time calculations. In notification delivery, precomputing can predict and gather data, templates, or other elements required for creating notifications. Precomputing Strategies for Notifications Computing and storing frequently accessed data in advance Precompute and save information that is accessed frequently in notifications. Enables real-time data retrieval to be less time-consuming, hastening notification assembly. Generating and storing notification templates for frequent scenarios Create and save notification templates in advance for typical scenarios. Eliminates real-time template generation, increasing delivery speed. Precomputing personalized notification content for individual users Create and save personalized content in advance for each user. By avoiding real-time data processing, notice creation is optimized. Computationally Intensive Preprocessing Precompute the outcomes earlier if notifications require computationally demanding operations, such as creating complex visualizations or analyzing massive datasets. In this method, processing time can be reduced by immediately providing the precomputed output when a user requests the notification. Location-Based and Time-Sensitive Data Pre-calculate any location- or time-sensitive information that may be required for notifications. For example, precomputed weather updates, event timetables, or location-based recommendations can all be delivered on time. Efficient Precomputing Implementation Technique Technique Description Benefits User-Specific Data Precomputation It precomputes personalized user data for notifications. Quick access to user-specific information. Template Precomputation It precomputes and stores various notification templates. Faster rendering, consistent formatting. Aggregated Content Precomputation It precomputes summaries, trends, or recommendations. Minimizing content aggregation overhead. Priority Precomputation It precomputes notification priorities based on factors. Prioritized delivery of critical information. Segmented Precomputation It precomputes data tailored to user segments or categories. Targeted notifications for different user groups. Dynamic Precomputation It implements precomputation based on dynamic events. Rapid response to real-time interactions. Advantages of Precomputing in Notification Optimization Some advantages of precomputing in notification optimization are:- Reduced Latency: Because precomputed data is easily accessible, real-time calculation is unnecessary. As a result, it takes much less time to generate and transmit notifications. Consistent Performance: Precomputed data ensures a constant and quick user experience regardless of user load or demand because the computational effort is moved to preprocessing steps. Scalability: It enables the system to withstand heavier loads during peak periods without compromising performance by allowing precomputing during off-peak hours. Energy Efficiency: Precomputing can result in more energy-efficient system operation by lowering on-the-fly computations. Hybrid Approaches Combining Caching and Precomputing Combining caching and precomputing techniques is a hybrid strategy that effectively improves notice delivery in a notification system design. The main connection between these two strategies are: Reduced Real-Time Calculations: Precomputing includes executing calculations in advance, lowering the requirement for real-time calculations. This considerably reduces the overall computational strain during notification production, especially when combined with caching frequently used pre-computed data. As a result, response times are quicker, and delivery times are better. Reduced Data Retrieval: Precomputed data that has been cached is already present in memory or storage, thus, there is no need to retrieve data from databases or other external sources. Since data retrieval latency is frequently a bottleneck in notification systems, this synergy lowers it. Users receive notifications more quickly because cached data is used directly. Performance and Scalability: The integrative strategy maintains effectiveness as the system scales. Precomputed and cached data streamlines the notification assembly process, and caching and precomputing assist in maintaining rapid delivery speeds despite higher user loads. Reduced Network Traffic: Precomputed data that is cached cuts down on the requirement for external data retrieval, which lowers network traffic. This is especially helpful when distributed systems or restricted network resources are involved. Emerging Trends and Opportunities in Notification Optimization Some of the emerging trends and opportunities in the field of notification optimization Integrating Notification Optimization with Other Areas: There are exciting possibilities due to the convergence of notification optimization with more general technological areas like DevOps and application performance optimization. Organizations can design more comprehensive and effective systems by coordinating notification optimization tactics with overall application performance objectives. Furthermore, combining notification optimization with DevOps methodologies enables continuous development, quick deployment, and efficient monitoring of metrics linked to notifications. Leveraging Machine Learning and AI for Intelligent Caching and Precomputing Decisions: The potential to use machine learning and artificial intelligence to improve precomputing and caching decisions is expanding as these technologies develop. Machine learning algorithms can dynamically examine previous usage patterns, user behavior, and notification settings to alter caching policies and pre-computed data. This method guarantees that the most important notifications are quickly accessible in the cache or precomputed data, enhancing system performance and user experience. Exploiting Hardware Advances for Faster Notification Delivery: There are options to speed up message transmission due to recent technology developments like Solid State Drives (SSDs), Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), and Tensor Processing Units (TPUs). SSDs provide faster data retrieval, parallel processing is possible with GPUs, and AI workloads are optimized for TPUs. When incorporated into the notification optimization process, these technologies can significantly reduce latency and improve system responsiveness. 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/scaling-a-notification-service-with-python-and-redis | Scaling a Notification Service with Python and Redis Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Engineering Scaling a Notification Service with Python and Redis Sanjeev Kumar • August 30, 2024 TABLE OF CONTENTS Building a scalable notification service requires careful consideration of various aspects such as scalability, reliability, and performance. In this article, we'll explore how to scale a notification service using Python and Redis. Architecture Overview Our notification service will consist of the following components: Producer : A Python application that produces notification messages to Redis. Redis : A distributed in-memory data store that handles the storage and processing of notification messages. Consumer : A Python application that consumes notification messages from Redis and sends them to the appropriate channels. Designing the Producer Use Redis's Publish-Subscribe Model : Use Redis's publish-subscribe model to publish notification messages to a specific channel. Implement retries and backoff : Implement retries and backoff mechanisms to handle temporary failures and ensure that messages are not lost. Use a message queue : Use a message queue like Redis to handle high volumes of notifications and provide low-latency communication. Copy Code import redis import time # Connect to Redis redis_client = redis.Redis(host='localhost', port=6379, db=0) # Publish notification messages for i in range(10): redis_client.publish('notifications', f'Hello, World {i}!') time.sleep(1) # Close the Redis connection redis_client.close() Designing the Consumer Use Redis's Subscribe-Listen Model : Use Redis's subscribe-listen model to subscribe to a specific channel and listen for notification messages. Implement retries and backoff : Implement retries and backoff mechanisms to handle temporary failures and ensure that messages are not lost. Use a message queue : Use a message queue like Redis to handle high volumes of notifications and provide low-latency communication. Copy Code import redis import time # Connect to Redis redis_client = redis.Redis(host='localhost', port=6379, db=0) # Subscribe to the notifications channel redis_client.subscribe('notifications') # Listen for notification messages while True: message = redis_client.listen()[1] if message: print(message) time.sleep(1) # Close the Redis connection redis_client.close() Scalability and Performance Use a load balancer : Use a load balancer to distribute incoming traffic across multiple instances of the producer and consumer. Use a message queue : Use a message queue like Redis to handle high volumes of notifications and provide low-latency communication. Monitor and optimize performance : Use tools like Prometheus and Grafana to monitor and optimize the performance of the notification service. By leveraging Python and Redis, you can scale a B2B notification service that provides scalability, reliability, and performance. Remember to implement error handling, logging, and monitoring to ensure the stability and performance of your notification service. Share this blog on: Written by: Sanjeev Kumar Engineering, SuprSend Implement a powerful stack for your notifications Get Started For Free Book Demo Company About us Signup Login Integrations Pricing Security Privacy Terms Contact Us Support SuprSend for Startups API Status Sign Up Channels Email SMS Notification Inbox Android Push iOS Push Web Push Xiaomi Push Whatsapp SDK Python SDK Node.js SDK Java SDK Android SDK React Native SDK iOS SDK Flutter SDK Go SDK Resources Documentation Changelog Blogs Write for us SMTP Error Codes SMS Providers Comparisons Email Providers Comparisons SMS Providers Alternatives Join us on Slack We are building a community of developers and product builders from across the globe to make notifications a pleasant experience. © 2025 All rights reserved. SuprStack Inc. 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/5-mobile-inbox-transactional-use-cases-that-businesses-are-using-to-improve-customer-engagement | 5 Mobile Inbox Transactional Use-Cases That Businesses Are Using To Improve Customer Engagement Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Inapp Inbox Notifications 5 Mobile Inbox Transactional Use-Cases That Businesses Are Using To Improve Customer Engagement Anjali Arya • October 26, 2024 TABLE OF CONTENTS In the world of mobile and web apps, certain platforms use App Inbox to provide instant transactional updates and enhance user engagement. App Inbox seamlessly integrates WebSocket or server-sent events (SSE) to ensure immediate delivery of updates to users. These platforms rely on agile data storage solutions, frequently hinging on NoSQL/ relational databases, which effectively manage the influx of messages and notifications. The outcome is a swift and frictionless experience for users, who can access critical information as soon as they access the app. Do you know these 6 Unique Types of In-App Notifications Every Product Manager Should Know? Let’s check out the 5 most common transactional use cases for which mobile inboxes are being used. 1. Order Confirmation and Real-Time Updates in Trading Apps Investment platforms like Fidelity Investments have harnessed the capabilities of App Inbox to transform the way users receive order confirmations and real-time updates. In the fast-paced world of trading, every second counts, and App Inbox ensures that users stay connected to their investments. When a user places an order, the trading app sends an instant order confirmation through App Inbox. As the order progresses, users receive real-time updates on their order status, market changes, and execution. This immediate feedback loop keeps users informed, engaged, and in control of their investments. With every interaction, App Inbox reinforces the connection between user actions and transactional responses. Learn more about how to maintain notification system hygiene like Fidelity Investments here: Maintaining Notification Center Hygiene - Expiring Outdated Messages in The InApp Inbox Notification Center. 2. Booking and Reservations Made Effortless Companies like MakeMyTrip have recognized the convenience that App Inbox brings to booking and reservation management. Whether it's flight bookings, hotel reservations, or event ticket purchases, users can access critical details without the hassle of searching through multiple sections or screens. Upon booking, users receive a transactional confirmation in their App Inbox. As the date of their scheduled event approaches, a gentle reminder with all the necessary details is readily available in the same space. Users can retrieve these messages effortlessly, enhancing their experience and simplifying their journey. 3. Membership Status Updates: Amazon Prime Amazon Prime, a leading e-commerce and streaming service, offers a prime example of utilizing App Inbox for membership status updates. Prime members receive regular notifications in their App Inbox, keeping them informed about subscription renewal, new content releases, and exclusive deals. App Inbox ensures that members are always aware of their current status and any actions required. For example, a reminder of an upcoming subscription renewal includes payment options and associated benefits. Users can seamlessly renew their membership or explore exclusive content, all within the app. 4. Payment Reminders: CRED CRED, a credit card payment management app, leverages App Inbox to send payment reminders and transaction updates to its users. CRED members receive timely notifications in their App Inbox, reminding them of upcoming credit card bill payments. These reminders not only serve as transactional notifications but also ensure users never miss a payment deadline. With a simple tap, users can make their credit card payments directly from the App Inbox, creating a seamless and efficient transactional experience. Check out 11 Reasons to Use In-App Inbox Notifications In Your Product Communication Strategy. 5. Social Platforms for User Activity: LinkedIn and Quora Social platforms like LinkedIn and Quora harness the potential of App Inbox to provide users with a centralized hub for user-related activity. Instead of cluttering the main feed with notifications, they use App Inbox to create a dedicated space where users can conveniently access updates, messages, connection requests, and more. Explore InApp Inbox Before Use! Want An Easy Way To Integrate App Inbox? With SuprSend, you can get started with app inbox in under 10 minutes. Integrate your preferred SDK, copy a few lines of code, and you can get started. Check documentation . Conclusion Dynamic interaction between the product and the user is at the core of App Inbox's value proposition. It ensures that users are always in the loop, whether they are making a critical financial decision, planning a journey, or managing their subscriptions in real time. The bridge between user actions and transactional responses, facilitated by App Inbox, enhances user engagement and satisfaction. You can check this next: What Is Web Inbox and How to Use Web Inboxes for Your Product Communication? Frequently Asked Questions 1. What is the purpose of a Mobile In-App Inbox? A Mobile In-App Inbox is designed to keep users informed in real-time by providing a central location for transactional updates, messages, and notifications within a mobile or web app. 2. How does a Mobile In-App Inbox improve user engagement? By offering instant access to critical information and updates, a Mobile In-App Inbox enhances user engagement by connecting user actions with transactional responses seamlessly. 3. Can you provide an example of a real-world use case for a Mobile In-App Inbox? Certainly, in the world of trading apps, users receive instant order confirmations and real-time updates on their orders, keeping them informed, engaged, and in control of their investments. 4. What benefits do Mobile In-App Inboxes offer to users? Mobile In-App Inboxes streamline user experiences, making it easier for users to access important details, stay informed, and take necessary actions promptly. 5. How do businesses implement Mobile In-App Inboxes in their apps? Implementing Mobile In-App Inboxes involves integrating technologies like WebSocket or server-sent events to ensure immediate message delivery and agile data storage solutions for managing message and notification influx. Specific methods may vary based on platform and requirements. Though there's a simpler way of doing it which would take less than 10 minutes, without building everything in code from scratch. You can use SuprSend's out-of-box app inbox . 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https://no.linkedin.com/company/opera-software?trk=organization_guest_main-feed-card_feed-actor-name | Opera | LinkedIn Gå til hovedinnhold LinkedIn Artikler Personer Learning Stillinger Spill Logg på Bli med nå Opera Programvareutvikling We’re bringing together teams of exceptionally talented people, compelled to create the best online experience. Se stillinger Følg Vis alle 2 391 ansatte Rapporter denne bedriften Oversikt Stillinger Vår hverdag Om oss Opera is a leading global internet brand with a large and engaged user base of approximately 300 million average monthly active users. Building on 30 years of innovation, starting with our browser products, we are leveraging our brand as well as our massive and engaged user base in order to expand our offerings and our business. Today, we offer users around the globe a range of products and services that include a variety of PC and mobile browsers, our Opera Gaming portals and development tools, our Opera News content recommendation products, our audience extension product (namely the Opera Ads platform) and a number of AI and Web3 products and services. How do we do it? Opera is at the forefront of building ideas, bringing together exceptional international teams of developers, coders, researchers, marketers, and support professionals. Our goal has always been to provide the best online experience on any device, leveraging our decades of experience and dedication to innovation. Our success is also driven by our people. We know what it takes to build a winning team, and we seek out individuals who share our values and our passion for excellence. We believe in giving our team members the freedom to work in ways that suit them best, trusting them to deliver their best work on their own terms. We value collaboration and teamwork, recognizing that we can achieve more when we work together than when we work alone. And above all, we look for good human beings who share our commitment to making a positive impact on the world. If you're interested in job opportunities at Opera, be sure to check out jobs.opera.com. You'll find a comprehensive list of all positions currently available at our company. And if you're looking to download one of our browsers, head over to www.opera.com. There, you'll find everything you need to get started with the latest version of our browser. Nettsted www.opera.com Ekstern lenke til Opera Bransje Programvareutvikling Bedriftsstørrelse 501-1 000 ansatte Hovedkontor Oslo Type Åpent aksjeselskap Grunnlagt 1995 Spesialiteter AI, Information Technology, Internet Services, Mobile Internet, Web Browser Produkter Opera Opera Nettlesere Free VPN, Ad blocker, Integrated messengers, Flow file-sharing, Snapshot, Cryptowallet. See how Opera is reimagining the browser. Beliggenheter Primær Vitaminveien 4 Oslo, 0485, NO Få veibeskrivelse Repslagaregatan 21 Linköping, Ostergotland County 582 22, SE Få veibeskrivelse Västra hamngatan 8 Göteborg, Vastra Gotaland County 411 17, SE Få veibeskrivelse pl. Teatralny 8, 1p Wrocław, 50 051, PL Få veibeskrivelse ul. Puławska 182 Warsaw, 02 670, PL Få veibeskrivelse Tower B, Mingyang International Center, No.46 Beijing, 100005, CN Få veibeskrivelse 5 West Victoria Dock Road Dundee, Scotland DD1 3JT, GB Få veibeskrivelse Calle de Ramón Turró, 91 Barcelona, Catalonia 08005, ES Få veibeskrivelse Vis flere steder Vis færre steder Ansatte i Opera FRANCESCO MANCUSO Matthew Wolfson Russell Kay Nathan Z. Se alle ansatte Oppdateringer Opera 60 862 følgere 1md Rapporter dette innlegget We’re excited to see Opera Air getting some serious love, and MakeUseOf just highlighted it as the best new browsers of 2025. 🎉 "The browser market in 2025 is overcrowded with tools trying to do everything for everyone, and every browser has become loud, fast, and exhausting. Opera Air feels like a confident step back." Air started as an idea about making the online world feel calmer and more intentional, and seeing it recognized like this means a lot to us. From mindful breaks to soundscapes and a cleaner, more focused design. We wanted to build a browser that actually supports how people feel when they’re online. We’re incredibly proud of what Air is becoming, a big moment for the team. 🏆 Check out the review here 👉 https://lnkd.in/d3-cmfjE I tried every new browser released in 2025 — this one is my favorite makeuseof.com 29 Lik Kommenter Del Opera 60 862 følgere 1md Redigert Rapporter dette innlegget If you're a journalist or a developer in NYC, come join us on Tuesday night! 👇 Sarah Grant 1md Redigert Tuesday night! Excited to be working Opera on a hackathon all about creating responsible AI tools for newsrooms. Come join us Tuesday 12/9 in Tribeca, 6:30–9:30 pm. We’re bringing devs and journalists together to build and demo in front of judges from Opera, Anthropic, Bloomberg, and more. Winning team gets $1,000. DM for details or register here: https://luma.com/lm25uuwg #ai #nyctech #aihackathon #opera #agenticai #journalism Opera Neon Newsroom Innovation Challenge | Agentic AI Hackathon | 💵 Prize · Luma luma.com 16 Lik Kommenter Del Opera la ut dette på nytt MiniPay 148 følgere 1md Rapporter dette innlegget Big news from Binance Blockchain Week! Opera and the Celo Foundation are extending our strategic partnership. Our shared mission is simple: make stablecoins truly useful for non-crypto natives in emerging and developing markets, so anyone with a smartphone can save, send, and spend with confidence. Powered by Celo, MiniPay now: - Reached 11M+ activated wallets and 300M+ transactions - Helps make Celo the #1 Ethereum L2 by DAUs and #1 USD₮ transport layer by WAUs - Connects stablecoins to real-time payments via PIX, Mercado Pago, and more coming soon Next up: stablecoin-backed cards, Tether Gold (XAUt0) for inflation-resistant savings, and a Mini App Roadshow across Asia and South America in 2026. Download MiniPay on iOS or Android and experience instant, on-chain payments built for everyday life: https://minipay.to 48 5 kommentarer Lik Kommenter Del Opera 60 862 følgere 1md Rapporter dette innlegget The new generation of AI now in Opera Browsers is powered by Google ! Two and a half years ago Opera became the first browser to ship with free and integrated browser AI on mobile and PC. Now we have started to roll out a major upgrade, where our multi-LLM engine is bringing the latest Google models including Gemini, Nano Banana and much more to millions of users for free in all our browsers including Opera One, Opera GX and our early access AI browser, Opera Neon. All our PC browsers are now getting a similar sidebar panel, where you can use the browser AI to get your tasks done faster, with the contextual assistance while browsing. The new AI solution is powered by Opera Neon's multi-LLM AI engine, which brings some of the best models in the world in the hands of users. The new browser AI is up to 20% faster, and able to interact with your open tabs, webpages and videos .Users can use voice input/output, analyze multiple file types and maintain full control over what context is shared with Opera AI. The AI solutions we have are built to retain users' privacy and are opt-in. Gemini 3 Pro access is exclusive to our premium agentic browser, Opera Neon, giving its users early access to the latest AI capabilities. Learn more: https://opr.as/1a2b06 67 3 kommentarer Lik Kommenter Del Opera 60 862 følgere 1md Rapporter dette innlegget Opera Neon update brings one minute deep research and new Google models. A new update is rolling out on Opera Neon, developed hand in hand with the Founder community. It introduces faster research, new model options and improved support for advanced agentic tasks. Here’s what’s new: ODRA now includes a 1-Minute Research mode for fast, cited reports Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana Pro added to the Model Selector Neon Do now supports creating and editing Google Docs ODRA’s new mode gives users a complete, citation backed report in about a minute. It cross references multiple sources in parallel and provides deeper insight without committing to a full deep research session. The updated model selector lets users choose the AI model they want to work with in Neon Chat, including Google’s latest models. Users can switch models at any point and keep their context and conversation history. Nano Banana Pro also expands Neon’s Image generation capabilities with precise visuals and multilingual text creation. Neon Do now integrates directly with Google Docs. Users can create new documents, update existing ones or have the agent research and structure content directly into a document as part of their workflow. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/erRMACpq … mer 79 Lik Kommenter Del Opera 60 862 følgere 1md Rapporter dette innlegget We’re excited to announce that MiniPay is partnering with Ruul , enabling instant payouts powered by stablecoins, no receiving fees and the ability to withdraw to the preferred local payment method at zero fees for global freelancers. This collaboration creates an industry-first payment solution that enables freelancers to sell digital services in traditional fiat currency whilst receiving payouts seamlessly converted into stablecoins, combining Ruul's global reach across 190+ countries with MiniPay's established presence in 60+ markets. With Ruul now directly connected to the MiniPay wallet, global freelancers will receive $25 extra when receiving their first payout over $100 through MiniPay. Users can link their Minipay wallets to Ruul with a single click, immediately enabling stablecoin payouts for their digital services and products. Get started here: https://minipay.to 54 3 kommentarer Lik Kommenter Del Opera 60 862 følgere 1md Rapporter dette innlegget Opera One just got a major AI upgrade - and you can now opt-in! We’ve rebuilt the browser AI from the ground up, implementing a new engine and architecture that make it faster, smarter, better integrated and still free to use. Here’s what’s new: • 20% faster responses • Context aware answers that understand the page or the tab that you’re working in • A redesigned interface, with a new ask AI entry point in the top right corner and a side panel that never covers your content. • Video understanding on YouTube, voice input & output, improved file analysis, snapshot tool and wallpaper generation. Privacy remains central, Opera AI needs to be specifically enabled and only analyses the tab (or tab group) users choose, never the full browsing history. So, how to opt-in? Update to the latest version, open the AI icon in your sidebar, click upgrade, restart Opera and get busy! Read more here: https://opr.as/d5e5cc 52 Lik Kommenter Del Opera 60 862 følgere 1md Rapporter dette innlegget With the latest ”Pay like a local" feature in MiniPay powered by Noah , MiniPay users will be able to spend stablecoins in selected Latin American markets using local payment systems such as Mercado Pago and Pix, simply by scanning QR codes and converting to local currency. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/esKSRWgZ Jorgen Arnesen 1md Opera building beyond browsers. Same mission. Connecting people across borders using stablecoin tech. Watch this space! https://lnkd.in/d8k9eYES 38 2 kommentarer Lik Kommenter Del Opera la ut dette på nytt Charly Wargnier 1md Redigert Rapporter dette innlegget The AI browser space is heating up 🔥 OpenAI Atlas, Perplexity Comet and others are all blending AI with browsing. Opera Neon goes far beyond that. It turns your browser into an AI workspace where chat, automation and cloud compute all come together. Here's what you get: 💭 Chat → talk to Gemini or GPT inline 🤖 Do → an AI that acts and executes ⚡ Make → spins up a cloud computer for heavy tasks 📇 Cards → save and reuse your prompts Add multimodal input and you get a full agent playground ready for real workflows! ---- The Neon team is shipping fast. They rolled out their agentic architecture only weeks ago, then just added Sora 2, Veo 3 and Nano Banana... ... so you get top tier models running natively, right inside your Omnibox! If you want the full story, Opera shared all the announcements on their site a few weeks back: 🍌 Nano Banana ↳ https://lnkd.in/euxNpkCz Veo 3.1 ↳ https://lnkd.in/e3wdUaXM Sora 2 ↳ https://lnkd.in/eDpVXkpN ---- The best part? Opera Neon just launched ODRA, the Deep Research Agent for long-form, source-rich answers. Type a query in the Omnibox → ODRA digs deep, finds sources, and builds a full report right in your browser. So cool. ↳ https://lnkd.in/eDuPM2Hv ---- Want early access? You can join here: → https://lnkd.in/eWrhd-zU ____ ♻️ If this sparked an idea, feel free to repost. Follow me here or on X → @datachaz for daily drops on LLMs, agents and data workflows! 🦾 … mer 69 9 kommentarer Lik Kommenter Del Opera 60 862 følgere 2md Rapporter dette innlegget New numbers alert: Opera for iOS continues explosive growth in Europe! 🚀 Our daily active iOS users in Europe have nearly tripled over the past two years (Q32023 vs. Q32025), with daily active users across key markets like France growing up to 5x! This acceleration is fueled by the launch of Opera One for iOS, our commitment to unique features like free browser VPN and integrated AI, as well as the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) allowing for more user choice. iOS is officially Opera's fastest-growing platform, proving that users are choosing innovation and privacy. #Opera #iOS #MobileBrowser #TechUpdate #Privacy #AI #Europe 104 2 kommentarer Lik Kommenter Del Bli med nå for å se hva du har gått glipp av Finn personer du kjenner i Opera Bla gjennom anbefalte stillinger Se all oppdateringer, nyheter og artikler Bli med nå Tilknyttede sider Opera Mini Programvareutvikling Opera Ads Reklametjenester Tilsvarende sider ElevenLabs Forskningstjenester Google Programvareutvikling Mountain View, CA Mozilla Programvareutvikling San Francisco, CA Brave Teknologi, informasjon og internett San Francisco, California Oracle IT-tjenester og -rådgivning Austin, Texas Palantir Technologies Programvareutvikling Denver, Colorado Klarna Programvareutvikling BlackRock Finanstjenester New York, NY Microsoft Programvareutvikling Redmond, Washington Revolut Finanstjenester London, England Vis flere tilsvarende sider Vis færre tilsvarende sider Finansiering Opera 2 av trunder Siste runde Etter sekundær børsnotering 27. okt. 2023 Ekstern Crunchbase-lenke for siste runde med finansiering USD 84 237 198,00 Se mer informasjon på Crunchbase LinkedIn © 2026 Om Tilgjengelighet Brukeravtale Personvernerklæring Retningslinjer for informasjonskapsler Retningslinjer vedrørende opphavsrett Merkevarepolicy Gjestestyring Retningslinjer for fellesskapet العربية (arabisk) বাংলা (bangla) Čeština (tsjekkisk) Dansk (dansk) Deutsch (tysk) Ελληνικά (gresk) English (engelsk) Español (spansk) فارسی (persisk) Suomi (finsk) Français (fransk) हिंदी (hindi) Magyar (ungarsk) Bahasa Indonesia (indonesisk) Italiano (italiensk) עברית (hebraisk) 日本語 (japansk) 한국어 (koreansk) मराठी (marathi) Bahasa Malaysia (malay) Nederlands (nederlandsk) Norsk (norsk) ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (punjabi) Polski (polsk) Português (portugisisk) Română (rumensk) Русский (russisk) Svenska (svensk) తెలుగు (telugu) ภาษาไทย (thai) Tagalog (tagalog) Türkçe (tyrkisk) Українська (ukrainsk) Tiếng Việt (vietnamesisk) 简体中文 (kinesisk (forenklet)) 正體中文 (kinesisk (traditionelt)) Språk Godta og bli med i LinkedIn Ved å klikke Fortsett for å bli med eller logge på, godtar du LinkedIns brukeravtale , personvernerklæring og retningslinjer for informasjonskapsler . 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https://www.index.dev/blog/freelance-developer-rates-by-country#:~:text=1,while%C2%A0retaining%20senior%20oversight | Freelance Developer Rates 2025: Web, Software & AI Engineer Hourly Rates by Country Roles Services Clients How it works Blog AI Training Sign In Find a Job Hire Talent Blog In this article Key Takeaways Average Hourly Rates by Developer Type (2025) How Experience Level Changes Rates Top 10 Most Expensive and 10 Cheapest Countries 2025 Rate Trends and Market Forces Factors Influencing Developer Rates What to Consider Before Hiring Freelancers Emerging Markets and Future Hotspots Actionable Takeaways How to Negotiate Rates Without Losing Money or Talent Conclusion Start Hiring Now Pallavi Premkumar Technical Content Writer Share For Employers June 06, 2025 Freelance Developer Rates 2025: Complete Hourly Rate Guide by Country and Specialty Freelance software developer rates in 2025 span $20–$150+/hr globally. Use Index.dev’s benchmarks to budget, negotiate, and hire top talent with confidence. Imagine you’re racing to hit a launch date and need to lock in freelance software talent. The question here is ‘ How much should you budget? ’ According to FreelancerMap’s 2025 study , the global market in 2025 spans $25/hr in Asia to $140/hr in North America, but that's just the starting point. Web developers average $45-75/hr, software engineers command $60-120/hr, and AI specialists charge $100-200/hr. Senior developers consistently earn 2-3x more than juniors across all regions. This guide breaks down rates across 75 countries, giving you the exact numbers you need to budget your project or price your services competitively. Need freelance developers fast? Get matched with pre-vetted global talent in 48 hours. Transparent rates. No upfront risk. Start your 30-day free trial. Key Takeaways These benchmarks help you pinpoint where to allocate budget, negotiate smarter, and tap into the best talent pools without overpaying. $101.50/hr global baseline : the average you’ll see when scouting developers worldwide. North America (4.2 M devs) : $80-$140/hr for AI/ML, Cloud, and Cybersecurity pros so plan for higher budgets in Silicon Valley or Toronto. Eastern Europe (1.2 M devs) : $40-$70/hr secures you solid JavaScript, QA, and .NET expertise at a fraction of Western rates. Asia (6.5 M devs) : $25-$60/hr covers a vast pool that encompasses Mumbai’s rapid scaling shops to Singapore’s premium agencies. Southeast Asia (3.1 M devs) : $20-$33/hr for skilled full-stack and DevOps engineers which is ideal for cost-effective nearshore teams. Latin America (1.1 M devs) : $30-$55/hr with great time-zone overlap and English proficiency in Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina. Africa (0.716 M devs) : $20-$55/hr taps into rising hubs like Lagos and Cape Town for mobile, web, and .NET talent. Seniority bands : Juniors at $20-$40/hr ($40K-$80K/yr) Mid-levels at $40-$70/hr ($80K-$140K/yr) Seniors at $70-$150+/hr ($140K-$300K+/yr) Hybrid vs. remote : Hybrid engagements cost 5-10% less than fully remote contracts. Skill premiums : AI/ML, cybersecurity, and blockchain devs earn 40-60% above generalist rates so prioritize these roles for critical projects. Average Hourly Rates by Developer Type (2025) Get smart about what to pay—(or charge)—for each developer specialty this year. Web Developer Freelance Rates Front-End Developers Work with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and more. Junior: $40–50/hr (1–2 years) Mid-level: $60–80/hr Senior: $80–120/hr Curious about what determines these bands? See JavaScript developer rates by region . Back-End Developers Code in Python, PHP, Node.js, Java. Server-side know-how means higher rates. Mid-level: $70–100/hr Senior: $100–140/hr (competitive markets) Full-Stack Developers Handle both front- and back-end. Pay a premium for versatility. Average: $70–120/hr Top markets (SF, Zurich): $140–160/hr Software Developer Hourly Rates Entry-Level Software Developers Fresh out of uni, 0–3 years' experience. Typical rate: $50–70/hr Mid-Level Software Developers 3–7 years' strong delivery resume. Typical rate: $70–100/hr Senior Software Developers 7+ years, handle system architecture, lead teams. Typical rate: $100–160/hr AI Engineer and Machine Learning Specialist Rates Premium tier: these specialists are rock stars for a reason . The specialized knowledge required for AI work means these developers consistently charge 40-60% more than general software developers. Freelance AI engineers with basic machine learning experience start around $80-100/hr. However, the real value lies with mid to senior level AI specialists. Those with 3-5 years of production ML experience charge $120-180/hr, while senior AI engineers with deep expertise in NLP, computer vision, or custom model development command $150-250/hr. The highest rates often go to AI consultants with Ph.D. qualifications and proven track records in specialized areas. These experts can charge $250-500/hr for strategic AI consulting and custom implementation work. Projects requiring cutting-edge AI capabilities like large language model fine-tuning, custom neural network architectures, or production-grade ML systems justify these premium rates when you hire AI developers . Companies recognize that expertise at this level significantly reduces project risk and accelerates time to market. Specialization Rate Range ($/hr) Typical Premium vs. Baseline AI/ML Engineer $35-$160 +40-60% Cybersecurity $40-$90 +30-50% Blockchain Dev $54+ +20-40% DevOps Engineer $45-$110 +25-45% Cloud Architect $65-$130 +35-55% The data above has been compiled from various sources like Upwork , Ruul, FreelancerMap , etc. How Experience Level Changes Rates Your experience = your price tag. Here’s the breakdown: Junior Developers (0-2 Years) Junior developers typically earn the base rates for their region. In North America, that's $40-60/hr. In Western Europe, it's $35-55/hr. In Eastern Europe, you're looking at $25-40/hr, and in Asia, rates start at $20-35/hr. Junior developers excel at maintenance tasks, bug fixes, simple feature implementation, and working under supervision on larger projects. Mid-Level Developers (3-6 Years) Mid-level developers see their rates increase by 50-80% compared to juniors. A mid-level developer in North America charges $70-100/hr, while their counterparts in Eastern Europe charge $40-65/hr. These developers can handle complex features independently, make architectural decisions for modules, and mentor junior team members. Senior Developers (7+ Years) Senior developers command 2-3x the junior rate in their region. North American seniors charge $100-160/hr, Western European seniors get $80-120/hr, and even in cost-effective markets like Eastern Europe, senior talent charges $60-90/hr. Here’s the kicker: a senior might do in 20 hours what a junior takes 60 for. They're worth it because they design system architecture, prevent technical debt, lead development teams, and deliver projects with minimal supervision. Higher rates? Cheaper project. Tech leads and architects sit at the top of the scale. These developers with 10+ years of experience and proven leadership skills charge $120-200/hr globally, with rates reaching $250/hr in premium markets or for specialized expertise. The math is straightforward. A junior developer might take 60 hours to complete what a senior does in 20 hours. The senior's higher hourly rate often results in lower total project costs because of their efficiency, fewer bugs, and better architectural decisions that prevent costly rewrites. We’ve found this geographic flexibility particularly valuable for startups watching their burn rate. These cost spreads highlight how regional talent pools and local market structures influence freelance pricing. When planning your budget, consider not only the hourly rate but also what each experience level actually delivers. And if you’re exploring the best countries to hire freelance developers , factor in talent quality, time zones, and long-term scalability—not just cost. Note: T he data below has been sourced and compiled from various sites such as Arc , Your Team In India , Techvify , Qubit Labs , etc. These ranges blend juniors’ lower band with seniors’ top band, so you can match your project scope to the appropriate bracket, as detailed in the table below. Country Avg. Rate (USD/hr) Junior (USD/hr) Senior (USD/hr) Top Skills United States 95-110 55-75 100-150 AI/ML, Cloud, Cybersecurity Canada 85-100 50-70 90-130 DevOps, Full-stack JS United Kingdom 75-95 45-65 80-120 Python, React, Data Engineering Germany 70-85 40-55 75-110 Java, DevOps, Cloud Switzerland 90-120 60-85 100-160 Site Reliability, Blockchain India 30-50 15-25 40-70 JavaScript, Java, Mobile Dev Ukraine 25-35 10-15 25-40 .NET, QA, Python Brazil 30-55 20-35 40-75 React, Node.js, IoT South Africa 25-45 15-30 35-55 Web Dev, Angular, .NET Philippines 20-35 10-20 25-40 QA Automation, Mobile, PHP Explore more with our LATAM developer rates . Top 10 Most Expensive and 10 Cheapest Countries Compiling data across 75 countries, the spectrum of freelance rates highlights both premium markets and emerging low‑cost hubs. Switzerland leads the pack, with an average of $90/hr, closely followed by the United Kingdom and Canada. On the other end, Mongolia’s average of $9.65/hr showcases how far regional pricing disparities can stretch. These rankings offer quick benchmarks if you’re deciding between high‑cost, high‑expertise markets and budget‑friendly alternatives. Remember that the cheapest rates often come with lower living costs and smaller talent pools, so balance your needs for speed, quality, and local market knowledge. Please note that the following data is compiled from UpstackStudio ; highest and lowest tiers shown. Rank Country Avg. Rate ($/hr) Rank Country Avg. Rate ($/hr) 1 Switzerland 90.00 66 Morocco 29.33 2 UK 96.75 67 Nepal 28.00 3 Canada 94.67 68 Bangladesh 26.83 4 Australia 93.25 69 Tunisia 25.50 5 U.S. 87.88 70 Tajikistan 25.00 6 Japan 83.25 71 Laos 23.75 7 Germany 79.56 72 Myanmar 22.60 8 Netherlands 78.83 73 Moldova 20.25 9 Slovenia 75.00 74 Ghana 19.67 10 Ireland 72.25 75 Mongolia 9.65 2025 Rate Trends and Market Forces Several major trends are reshaping developer rates in 2025, and understanding them helps you make smarter hiring or pricing decisions. AI Tool Impact on Rates AI coding assistants are more nuanced than predicted. While some analysts expected AI coding assistants to drive rates down, the reality is different. AI tools have made developers more productive, but hourly rates haven't decreased. Instead, overall project costs have dropped because developers complete work faster. The exception is routine maintenance work, where rates have softened by 5-10% as AI handles simple tasks. Premium Skills Command Bigger Premiums AI/ML developers, cybersecurity specialists, and blockchain engineers earn 40-60% more than general software developers. This gap has widened in 2025 as companies compete for scarce specialized talent. If you have these skills, now is the time to price aggressively. If you're hiring, budget accordingly or consider hybrid approaches. Remote Work Has Stabilized Geographic Arbitrage The initial pandemic-era rush to hire globally has matured. Companies now understand the real costs of distributed teams, including communication overhead and time zone coordination. As a result, nearshore developers in similar time zones command 10-15% premiums over offshore talent at the same skill level. Contract Flexibility is Worth More Developers offering quick start times and flexible hour commitments are getting 15-20% rate premiums. Companies increasingly value developers who can scale up for a sprint and scale down afterward, rather than committing to fixed monthly retainers. Platform vs. Direct Hiring Rates Freelancers working through platforms like Upwork typically charge 20-30% less than those with direct client relationships. However, platform developers trade lower rates for consistent project flow and payment security. If you're building your freelance career, start on platforms to build a portfolio, then transition to direct clients for better rates. European Rate Compression is Easing For several years, rates in Western and Eastern Europe converged as Eastern European developers raised prices. That trend has slowed in 2025. Western European rates remain stable at $70-110/hr while Eastern European rates have plateaued at $45-70/hr, creating a sustainable 35-40% cost advantage. Break it down further in our European developer hourly rates . Factors Influencing Developer Rates Why does a senior AI/ML engineer in the U.S. bill $140/hr, while a mid-level Java dev in Eastern Europe charges $40/hr? Break down: Cost of living & local economics (Nordics vs. CEE) Talent supply & demand (Global developer shortage vs. regional surpluses) Specialization premiums (AI/ML, cybersecurity add +40-60%) Remote Work Impact on Rates Hybrid Roles: 5-10% rate reduction vs. fully remote. Time Zone Flexibility: Developers in UTC+2/UTC-5 zones charge 10-15% more for overlap with U.S./EU teams. Why It Matters to You Understanding these drivers helps you predict where rates will move next and where you can negotiate most effectively. What to Consider Before Hiring Freelancers Payment Terms & Contract Structures Defining clear payment terms upfront protects both parties and ensures steady cash flow. Consider requiring a 20-30% deposit before work begins, with milestone payments (e.g., 30% at feature-complete, 40% on delivery) to balance risk and reward. Fixed-price contracts suit well-scoped projects, while time & materials works for evolving scopes; you can even offer a hybrid model (“$X starting for Y deliverables, then $Z/hr thereafter”) to combine predictability with flexibility. Security, IP & Compliance When you hire globally, intellectual property and data security become critical. Use standard NDA and IP assignment clauses, and insist on compliance with GDPR (Europe), CCPA (California), or other local regulations. For sensitive projects, look for freelancers with ISO 27001 or SOC 2 certifications because these signal adherence to industry-standard security practices. Project Management & Communication Effective collaboration across time zones hinges on structured workflows. Adopt agile rituals which consist of weekly sprint reviews, daily stand-ups (asynchronous if needed), and shared Kanban boards (Trello, Jira). Specify your preferred communication channels (Slack, Microsoft Teams) and ideal overlap hours (e.g., 2-hour window) to keep projects on track and maintain transparency. Building Long-Term Relationships Freelancers who understand your codebase and culture become more productive over time. Offer retainer packages for ongoing support (e.g., $10-20 hours/month at a discounted rate), invite them to team retrospectives, and recognize top performers with bonus incentives or skill-premium pay for upskilling (e.g., AI/ML certifications) to boost retention and institutional knowledge. Also Check Out: Freelance Software Developer Contract Template for Any Stakeholder Emerging Markets and Future Hotspots While established hubs remain strong, keep an eye on: Vietnam & the Philippines for QA, mobile, and JavaScript (rates $20-$40/hr) Nigeria & Kenya for growing full-stack talent at $25-$45/hr with strong English skills Latin America’s secondary cities (Bogotá, Santiago) for cost-effective nearshore teams. Emerging markets often deliver 15-25% lower rates than capital cities while rapidly improving skill quality. Actionable Takeaways Optimize Your Mix : Pair North American architects ($120/hr) with Eastern European teams ($30-$59/hr) to reduce overall spend by up to 35% while retaining senior oversight . Invest in Niche Skills : Lock in AI/ML and cybersecurity experts early. Platforms like Index.dev and Upwork report these roles fill 60% faster and deliver 30-50% higher ROI than generalists. Leverage Emerging Hubs : Latin American devs (Brazil, Argentina) bill $28-$55/hr with minimal time-zone friction, making them ideal for U.S./EU projects . Tier Your Contracts : Use junior talent ($20-$40/hr) for maintenance and testing, intermediate ($40-$70/hr) for feature builds, and seniors ($70-$160/hr) for architectural design and leadership; this maximizes value per dollar. How to Negotiate Rates Without Losing Money or Talent Negotiation. The part everyone dreads and everyone needs to master. Whether you're hiring or pricing your own services, this conversation determines if you walk away with a fair deal—or get played. Here's how to keep your leverage without torching the relationship. For Companies Hiring Developers Define your scope like your budget depends on it. Vague briefs = inflated quotes. Developers pad estimates to cover the uncertainty you created. Think of it like ordering a custom suit without measurements—the tailor's going to charge extra for all the guesswork. Document deliverables, tech stack, success criteria, and timelines. Clear scope = accurate quotes. Do your homework. Walking into negotiation blind is like playing poker with your cards face-up. Eastern Europe mid-level? $45–70/hr is standard. Offering $30/hr signals you haven't done research and drives away quality talent. Instantly agreeing to $100/hr signals "please overcharge me." Talk value, not just hourly cost. A $120/hr developer who ships in 20 hours beats a $60/hr alternative who takes 60. Frame discussions around outcomes: "How will you approach this challenge? What makes you confident you can deliver efficiently?" Lock in longer terms. Commit to 3–6 months and rates drop 10–15%. It's like buying in bulk—volume discounts apply to talent too. Need more strategies? Check out these tips to negotiate fair freelance developer rates . For Freelance Developers Setting Rates Know your worth with data, not feelings. Use Index.dev's rate calculator, Arc.dev, or Lancebase. Price yourself within your region's band—not 30% below it. Competing on price alone is a race to the bottom. Justify your rate with receipts. "I'm worth $120/hr because I'm good" lands like a wet sock. Instead: "I've shipped 15 production apps with 99.9% uptime" or "I specialize in your exact tech stack." Concrete proof beats vague promises. Avoid the discount death spiral. Client pushes back? Trim scope, don't slash rates. "At $X, I deliver Y. Lower budget? Here's what we can do instead." Never accept "just this one project at a discount"—clients never return to full price. Charge different rates for different work. Maintenance at $70/hr, new features at $100/hr, rush work at +25–50% premium. Not all hours are equal—stop treating them like they are. When to Walk Away Some deals aren't worth closing. If a client wants North American senior expertise at Asian junior rates, they don't value quality. If a developer quotes 3x market rates without justification, keep searching. Bad deals cost more than money—they cost time, sanity, and opportunity. Bottom line: Come prepared, know your numbers, and don't compromise on value just to close faster. Conclusion Freelance developer rates in 2025 span $25-200/hr depending on specialty, experience, and location. Web developers charge $45-75/hr on average, software engineers command $60-120/hr, and AI specialists get $100-200/hr. North America leads at $70-140/hr, followed by Western Europe at $60-110/hr, with Eastern Europe and Latin America offering 40-50% savings at $40-70/hr. The smartest hiring strategies in 2025 combine talent across regions rather than defaulting to the highest or lowest cost options. Pair senior North American architects with Eastern European implementation teams to cut costs by 35% while maintaining quality. Target specialized skills early since AI/ML developers and security specialists earn 40-60% premiums and book up fast. Consider nearshore options in Latin America for time zone alignment with North American teams. For freelance developers, position yourself in the premium tier by specializing in high-demand skills, documenting your results with metrics, and targeting clients who value expertise over cost. The market rewards specialized knowledge more than ever. Whether you're hiring developers or pricing your own services, use real market data to guide your decisions. Index.dev's vetted developer network gives you access to pre-screened talent with transparent pricing and 48-hour matching for projects of any size. For Clients: Hire from Index.dev’s elite 5% vetted developers! Get matched in 48 hours and enjoy a 30-day free trial to launch your project with confidence. For Developers: Know your worth. Join Index.dev to get matched with top-paying freelance gigs from global companies. No bidding wars, just serious offers. 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Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Engineering AWS Kinesis vs SQS Comparison (2023): Which Is Better Message Broker For My Notification System? • September 5, 2024 TABLE OF CONTENTS Selecting the appropriate message broker for Notification Service is critical for every enterprise that depends on event-triggered frameworks or non-synchronous communication among microservices. In this comprehensive guide, we will see Amazon Kinesis and Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS), the two widely used choices on the market. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, but both provide strong capabilities for handling large numbers of messages. Key Considerations when choosing a Message Broker When it involves deciding on a message broker for Notification, there are several key factors that you ought to think about; understanding those factors will assist you in making an informed choice and picking the message broker that suits your specific necessities. Scalability One important consideration is the scalability of the message broker. You need a message broker that could accommodate your current workload and can quickly scale to handle accelerated traffic in the future. Performance Another critical factor to not forget is the performance of the message broker. You need a message broker that can handle excessive throughputs and deliver messages fast and reliably. Availability It is critical to have a highly-to-be-had message broker that can assure message transport even during failures or outages. Integration skills Consider the integration abilities of the message broker together with your existing structures and technologies. You want a broker who can seamlessly integrate with your contemporary infrastructure. Cost Lastly, you want to consider the value implications of using a particular message broker. Evaluate the pricing models, and facts switch fees, and any additional fees related to the usage of the broker. Amazon Kinesis vs. AWS SQS Let’s see the difference between Kinesis and SQS. Features Amazon Kinesis Amazon SQS Deployment Fully managed by AWS Fully managed by AWS Message Model Streams & Shards Distributed Message Queuing Service Throughput High High Latency Low Varying Message Ordering Order Retention with Shard FIFO Ordering Durability Data is retained for 1-7 days in streams Messages are stored for the retention period Scalability Auto-Scaling by AWS Auto-Scaling by AWS Complexity Requires expertise for real-time processing Simplicity can limit advanced use cases Security AWS Identity and Access Management AWS Identity and Access Management Cost Model PAYG Model Pay FOR USAGE MODEL Cost Management Costs can increase with increased throughput Costs can add up for high message volumes Cost Predictability Cost can vary with throughput and retention Cost can be unpredictable with high volumes Management Managed via AWS Console and APIs Managed via AWS Console and APIs Data Processing Offers capabilities for data processing Minimal processing capabilities Use Cases Real-time data streaming, analytics Asynchronous messaging, decoupling Learning Curve Steeper learning curve for complex use cases Easy to get started with basic usage Monitoring Tools CloudWatch metrics and alarms CloudWatch metrics and alarms Machine Learning Support Integration with AWS services Integration with AWS services Amazon Kinesis: Pros & Cons Amazon Kinesis Pros:- Real-Time Data Streaming: Kinesis is motive-built for actual-time statistics streaming, making it best for applications that require processing facts as it arrives. Scalability: Kinesis can robotically scale primarily based on the incoming records quantity. It makes use of the idea of shards to control statistics distribution and processing, allowing you to address high throughputs. Integration with AWS Services: Kinesis seamlessly integrates with different AWS services including Lambda, S3, and analytics services like Kinesis Data Analytics, making it a part of a broader facts processing surroundings. Data Durability: Data sent to Kinesis is durably saved for a configurable duration (1-7 days), ensuring records availability for batch processing or reprocessing. Streaming Analytics: Kinesis Data Anaytics permits you to carry out real-time analytics on information streams, taking into account complicated event processing and pattern detection. Amazon Kinesis Cons:- Complexity: Establishing and overseeing Kinesis streams can be complicated, particularly when dealing with multiple shards and applications. Cost Expense: Although Kinesis can adjust based on your requirements, this adaptability can also result in variable costs that may be difficult to anticipate, especially for high-throughput use cases. Learning Curve: Kinesis may have a more difficult learning curve compared to easier messaging services like Amazon SQS, especially if you are new to real-time data streaming concepts. Restricted Data Retention: Data is kept in Kinesis for a maximum of 7 days by default, which may not be adequate for certain use cases that require longer data retention. Message Sequencing: While Kinesis can preserve order within a shard, maintaining order across multiple shards can be challenging to handle. AWS SQS: Pros & Cons AWS SQS Pros Fully managed: AWS SQS is a fully managed service, meaning that AWS handles the underlying infrastructure and maintenance tasks, freeing up your time to focus on developing your application. Easy to use: SQS is relatively easy to use, especially for developers who are already familiar with AWS services. It integrates well with other AWS services, such as AWS Lambda and AWS EC2. Scalability: SQS can scale automatically to handle large volumes of messages, ensuring that your application remains responsive under heavy loads. Reliability: SQS provides reliable message delivery, with built-in redundancy and error checking to ensure that messages are not lost or corrupted. Cost-effective: SQS is a pay-as-you-go service, meaning that you only pay for the resources you use, making it a cost-effective option compared to running your own message broker. AWS SQS Cons: Limited message size: SQS has a limited message size of 256KB, which can be a constraint for applications that require larger message sizes. No guaranteed ordering: SQS does not provide guaranteed message ordering, which can be a problem for applications that rely on strict message sequencing. Limited number of queues: SQS limits the number of queues you can have per account, which can make it difficult to manage multiple workflows or use cases. No support for streaming: SQS is designed for batch processing, and it does not support real-time streaming of messages, which can limit its use in certain applications. Suitability for Notification Services: Kinesis vs SQS When it comes to high volume notification service, both Amazon Kinesis and Amazon SQS can manage a huge quantity of messages. However, there are some differences between the two that may impact which one is the superior option for a specific use scenario. Choose Amazon Kinesis If: Live Data Streaming: You need to input, process, and analyze live streaming data. Kinesis is designed for this use case and excels at it. Scalability: Your application requires the ability to scale horizontally and handle high-throughput, live data streams. Streaming Analytics: You intend to perform live analytics, complex event processing, or machine learning on streaming data. Data Retention: Your use case requires data retention beyond what SQS offers (1-7 days). Event-Driven Architecture: You're building an event-driven architecture where components communicate via data streams, and you need features like ordering and data durability. Choose AWS SQS If: Message Queuing: Your primary use case is asynchronous messaging, decoupling components, and managing the flow of messages between different parts of your application. Simplicity and Ease of Use: You prefer a simple, fully managed message queuing service with less complexity in setup and operation. Predictable Costs: You want predictable costs based on the number of messages and operations, without worrying about data retention or shard management. Message Ordering (FIFO): Your application requires strict message ordering, which is guaranteed by FIFO (First-In-First-Out) queues in SQS. Standard Use Cases: You're implementing standard queuing scenarios, such as work distribution, job processing, or handling asynchronous tasks. 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Transactional messages are system-triggered communications like account verification codes, password resets, payment confirmations, shipping alerts, or compliance notices . These are not optional updates; they must arrive instantly, reliably, and securely . Unlike promotional or marketing sends, transactional flows are bound by higher expectations for deliverability, regulatory compliance, and fail-safe reliability . SuprSend provides developer-first infrastructure designed to meet these exact standards. Why Teams Use SuprSend for Transactional Messages 1. Reliability Built-In <200ms latency for OTPs, 2FA, and login alerts. Automatic retries, failovers, and fallback routing across channels, so a password reset link or payment receipt never goes missing. Detailed logs and real-time observability for every message, down to the user level. 2. Separation of Transactional vs Marketing Traffic Dedicated IPs and vendor routing ensure bulk marketing behavior never hurts transactional deliverability. Flexible vendor management: send OTPs via one SMS provider while routing marketing campaigns through another—no cross-impact. 3. Multi-Channel, Multi-Tenant Support One API to deliver across Email, SMS, iMessage, Push, In-App Inbox, Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, and more . Multi-tenant architecture lets platforms like Freightify and Solar Informatics deliver branded transactional updates per client without rebuilding templates. Preference management ensures compliance with GDPR, TCPA, CASL - while still guaranteeing critical transactional alerts land. 4. Enterprise-Grade Security & Compliance SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR, ISO compliance baked into the infrastructure. Tenant-level branding and domain routing so transactional emails come from your verified handles—critical for trust and regulatory recognition. Case Studies in Action eShipz : Reduced customer onboarding by 3 weeks while ensuring branded transactional alerts like order confirmations and delivery updates, across Email, SMS, and WhatsApp. Reporting Service Provider (FinTech) : Deployed critical trade compliance alerts in just two weeks: alerts that clients now treat as contractual must-haves. Evocalize : Increased repeat purchases by 27% with a mix of transactional and engagement notifications powered by SuprSend’s logs, workflows, and inbox. Takeaway If your platform handles sign-ups, payments, authentication, logistics, or compliance workflows , transactional messaging isn’t optional—it’s mission-critical. SuprSend gives product and engineering teams real-time APIs, robust retry logic, compliance support, and multi-channel reach to ensure every transactional message is delivered, logged, and trusted. 👉 Learn more at SuprSend.com Share this blog on: Written by: Nikita Navral Co-Founder, SuprSend Implement a powerful stack for your notifications Get Started For Free Book Demo Company About us Signup Login Integrations Pricing Security Privacy Terms Contact Us Support SuprSend for Startups API Status Sign Up Channels Email SMS Notification Inbox Android Push iOS Push Web Push Xiaomi Push Whatsapp SDK Python SDK Node.js SDK Java SDK Android SDK React Native SDK iOS SDK Flutter SDK Go SDK Resources Documentation Changelog Blogs Write for us SMTP Error Codes SMS Providers Comparisons Email Providers Comparisons SMS Providers Alternatives Join us on Slack We are building a community of developers and product builders from across the globe to make notifications a pleasant experience. © 2025 All rights reserved. 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/choosing-the-right-message-queue-technology-for-your-notification-system | Choosing The Right Message Queue Technology For Your Notification System Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Product Choosing The Right Message Queue Technology For Your Notification System Anjali Arya • September 11, 2024 TABLE OF CONTENTS In order to send out notifications on time, modern applications depend on effective communication mechanisms. Finding your way around the vast world of message queue systems can be challenging. This guide offers a step-by-step process for choosing the best message queue technology to power your notification system, ensuring smooth communication and top efficiency. Understanding Your Requirements: Key Factors to Consider When choosing the right message queue technology for your notification system, there are several key factors to consider. In this section, we'll explore some of the most important ones, along with real-world notification use cases to help illustrate their significance. Scalability Imagine you're building a mobile app that sends push notifications to users when their favorite sports team scores a goal. As the app gains popularity, the number of notifications sent per minute increases exponentially. A message queue technology that can scale horizontally and vertically will ensure that your app can handle the increased load without affecting performance. Message Retention Suppose you want to send transactional notifications to users whenever a significant financial transaction occurs in their account. You typically send these notifications in real-time when a transaction occurs. However, one day, the consumer experiences a temporary outage due to a server issue. During this time, the message queue is processed, but notifications are not sent. Without message retention, the notifications would be discarded from the queue, and users would miss important updates about their accounts. With message retention, instead of discarding notifications from the queue when the consumer is unavailable, the notifications are retained in the message queue. The retention period can be set based on the needs of your application, such as 1 hour, 1 day, or even longer. When the consumer is up again, all the retained messages in the queue can be re-processed again, ensuring critical transactional notifications are still delivered to users during the consumer outage. Low Latency A financial institution uses a low-latency message queue like Redis Pub/Sub to notify its fraud detection team of potential security threats in real-time. Whenever a suspicious transaction is detected, the system sends a notification to the message queue, which instantly alerts the team's mobile devices. The low-latency message queue ensures that notifications are delivered promptly, enabling the team to react swiftly and effectively to potential security breaches. High Throughput A food delivery app that sends notifications to customers about order status changes (e.g., "Your order is being prepared," "Your order is on its way") requires a high-throughput message queue. Technologies like Apache Kafka or Amazon Kinesis can handle large volumes of messages and distribute them efficiently across multiple consumers, ensuring timely updates for hungry customers. Message Ordering In a financial trading platform that sends real-time market alerts to users, message ordering is critical. If the alerts arrive out of sequence, users might miss opportunities or make incorrect investment decisions. Partitioning messages within a queue, as offered by Kafka, helps maintain message ordering and ensures that users receive notifications in the correct order. Prioritization In a healthcare setting, a patient's vital signs monitoring system sends notifications to nurses and doctors when certain thresholds are met (e.g., heart rate exceeds 100 bpm). Critical notifications must be delivered promptly to prevent adverse events. Message prioritization in Kafka, combined with strong message ordering, ensures that urgent notifications are processed and delivered first, protecting patient safety. Dead Letter Queues An e-commerce website sends order confirmation emails to customers but encounters a high bounce rate due to invalid email addresses. Without a dead letter queue, undeliverable messages would cause errors and slow down the entire system. By implementing a separate dead letter queue, you can isolate and analyze failed deliveries, improving overall system performance and identifying potential issues. By considering these key factors and using relevant notification-specific use cases, you can choose the best message queue technology for your notification system, ensuring it meets your performance, scalability, and reliability needs. Exploring Popular Message Queue Technologies for Notifications Several well-known message queue methods stand out when developing notification systems that require effective and dependable communication between components. In this section, we will compare between different message queue technologies. Features RabbitMQ Apache Kafka AWS SQS Google Cloud Pub/Sub Amazon Kinesis Message Processing and Management Messaging Model AMQP Publish-Subscribe Push-Pull Publish-Subscribe Publish-Subscribe Messaging Retention Configurable Configurable Configurable Configurable Configurable Message Ordering Sequential Partial-Ordered FIFO Unordered Partial-Order Performance and Scalability Latency Varied according to Configuration Low Low Low Low Throughput Moderate to High High High High High Scalability Distributed Scalable Highly scalable Automatically scales with AWS Highly scalable Highly Scalable Dead Letter Queues Handling Failed Messages Retry mechanism, optionally move to Dead Letter Exchanges Retry and process records with offset commits Retry with visibility timeout, optional DLQs Retry mechanism, application-level dead-letter Retry mechanism, application-level dead-letter handling Dead Letter Queues Supported through Dead Letter Exchange Custom Support Not Supported Yes Not Supported Message Transformation Transformation Options Yes Custom Limited Custom Yes Data Enrichment Yes Custom Limited Custom Custom Message Formats Message Formats Customizable Usually Binary JSON, XML Binary, Text (Custom) Customizable Payload Size Configurable Large (often in MBs) 256 KB - 256 KB 10 MB (Standard) Configurable Cost and Pricing Pricing Structure Self-hosted (No direct cost) Self-hosted (Infrastructure cost) Pay-as-you-go (Per-request, data transferred) Pay-as-you-go (Per-request, data volume) Pay-as-you-go (Per-request, data volume) Free Tier Yes (for self-hosted) Yes (open-source) Yes (limited usage) Yes (limited usage) Yes (limited usage) Integrations Database Integrations Possible through custom applications Possible through custom applications Not directly supported Possible through custom applications Possible through custom applications Cloud Service Integration Integration possible but may require custom development Integration possible but may require custom development Integration through Kafka Connect and other connectors Seamless integration with Google Cloud services Integration with various AWS Services Reliability Data Persistence Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Data Replication Clustering Replication Replication Replication Replication Redundancy Fault-Tolerant Fault-Tolerant Availability Zones Fault-Tolerant Availability Zones Reliability Encryption SSL/TLS SSL/TLS SSL/TLS SSL/TLS SSL/TLS Access Control Fine-grained access control through vhosts ACLs AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Google Cloud Identity and Access Management (IAM) AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Compliance Depends on deployment Compliance needs to be managed at higher levels Compliance varies based on AWS service offerings Compliance varies based on Google Cloud service offerings Compliance varies based on AWS service offerings Monitoring Tools Monitoring Tools RabbitMQ Management Plugin Third-party tools Amazon CloudWatch Stackdriver Monitoring Amazon CloudWatch Management Console RabbitMQ Management UI Third-party tools AWS Management Console Google Cloud Console AWS Management Console Metrics Provided through Management Plugin Third-party tools Available in CloudWatch Available in Stackdriver Monitoring Available in CloudWatch Logs and Metrics Example Use-Cases: Which message broker to use? Use Case 1: Startup with Low Volume Transactional Notifications Recommendation : RabbitMQ RabbitMQ is a good choice for startups with low volume transactional notifications because it offers a simple, lightweight messaging solution that is easy to set up and manage. It also has a flexible architecture that allows for easy scaling as the startup grows. Additionally, RabbitMQ has a large community of developers who contribute to its development and provide support, making it a cost-effective option. Use Case 2: Mid-Sized Company with High Volume Notifications and Low Latency Requirements Recommendation : Apache Kafka Apache Kafka is a good choice for mid-sized companies with high volume notifications and low latency requirements because it offers a distributed, publish-subscribe model that can handle high throughput and provides low-latency communication between microservices. It also supports fan-out patterns, which allow a single message to be sent to multiple subscribers, making it well-suited for real-time data streaming and event-driven architectures. Additionally, Kafka provides strong guarantees for message delivery and replication, ensuring that messages are not lost or duplicated. Use Case 3: Enterprise with Complex Notification Workflows and Multiple Microservices Recommendation : Amazon Kinesis Amazon Kinesis is a good choice for enterprises with complex notification workflows and multiple microservices because it offers a fully managed, scalable, and secure messaging service that can handle large volumes of data. It also integrates seamlessly with other Amazon Web Services (AWS) products, such as AWS Lambda, AWS Glue, and AWS SageMaker, allowing for easy integration with existing systems. Additionally, Kinesis provides real-time processing and analytics capabilities, enabling businesses to react quickly to changing conditions and make data-driven decisions. Its ability to handle large amounts of data and scale up or down as needed makes it a cost-efficient option for enterprises. Assessing Your Needs: A Decision-Making Framework To assist you in evaluating your needs, examine trade-offs, and account for things like learning curves, setup complexities, and monitoring easiness, this blog provides a thorough approach. By using this framework, you'll be able to make well-informed choices that match technology with your particular needs, assuring effective implementation and optimum performance in the fast-paced tech industry of today. Step 1: Identify Your Needs Outline in detail the message volume, latency, reliability, scalability, and integration requirements for your notification system. Step 2: Examine Throughput vs. Latency Choose between low latency and high throughput for your notification system, as different technologies are better in certain areas. Step 3: Consider Scalability Calculate the anticipated expansion of your user base and communication volume. Select a technology that can expand horizontally to meet rising demand. Step 4: Evaluation of Integration Needs Think about the software you now use, the programming languages you use, and the frameworks you use. Pick a message queuing system that integrates well. Step 5: Go through Use Cases Examine the use cases for your notification system. Does it require point-to-point communication or disseminating messages to numerous users? Step 6: Check for Cloud Compatibility If you're using a cloud platform, be sure the message queue technology works well with the services offered by your cloud provider for simple deployment and administration. Step 7: Analyze the complexity and usability Think about your team's learning curve, configuration complexity, and ease of monitoring and troubleshooting. Choose a technology complementing your staff's skills. Step 8: Give Security and Reliability Priority It is essential to have security features like message durability, access control, and data encryption. Pick a messaging system that offers dependable message delivery. Step 9: Budgetary Factors Within your financial limits, calculate the costs associated with implementing and maintaining the selected message queue system. Step 10: Take Up Future Development Consider your notification system's future needs and make sure the technology you choose can support them. Step 11: Examine Community and Support Seek out technologies with a thriving community, in-depth guides, and dependable customer service. Step 12: Test and prototype To assess the actual performance of various message queue technologies, think about developing a prototype or performing performance tests. Step 13: Get Professional Opinions If necessary, get advice from seasoned engineers or developers who have first-hand experience working with the technologies that made the shortlist. Low Latency V/S High Throughput: How To Prioritize? Low latency and high throughput are both important characteristics of a message queue technology, but they often come at the expense of each other. In other words, optimizing for low latency can lead to lower throughput, and vice versa. One reason for this trade-off is that low latency requires the message queue technology to have fast ingestion and egress rates, which can lead to higher resource utilization (e.g., CPU, memory, network bandwidth). On the other hand, high throughput requires the ability to process large volumes of messages, which can lead to increased latency as the system struggles to keep up with the load. Another reason is that some message queue technologies are designed with different use cases in mind. For example, RabbitMQ is designed for low-latency, real-time applications, whereas Apache Kafka is designed for high-throughput, distributed streaming. Therefore, choosing between low latency and high throughput depends on the specific requirements of the application. If real-time updates are critical, low latency may be the better choice. But if the application requires processing large volumes of data, high throughput may be more important. It's worth noting that some message queue technologies, such as Apache Kafka, offer configurable settings that allow for a balance between low latency and high throughput. However, even in these cases, there may still be limitations imposed by the underlying hardware and software architecture. Considerations for Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Environments Some considerations for Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Environments are:- Multiple Message Queue Technology Management: Different components of your application may make use of various message queue technologies in hybrid and multi-cloud settings. Make certain that your team is skilled at managing and maintaining these technologies. Ensure consistency and interoperability: Pick message queue technologies that are compatible with various situations. Look for generally applicable standardized protocols, such as AMQP or MQTT. To prevent fragmentation, use uniform message patterns and procedures across all systems. Taking Care of Potential Complexities and Trade-Offs: Due to the requirement for cross-environment connectivity, hybrid and multi-cloud solutions may add complexity. Analyze the trade-offs between flexibility's advantages and complexity. Conclusion and Next Steps The key to creating a successful notification system is selecting the right message queue technology that fits your unique needs, design, and objectives. We've looked at important variables to think about well-liked message queue technologies, and essential considerations for hybrid and multi-cloud environments throughout this guide. Decisions will be influenced by a variety of project-specific variables. Finding the right mix between performance, dependability, usability, and ecosystem compatibility is crucial. As your application develops, periodically re-evaluate the requirements for your notification system. 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/implementing-app-inbox-in-next-js-application-as-a-developer | Implementing App Inbox in Next.js Application as a Developer Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Inapp Inbox Notifications Implementing App Inbox in Next.js Application as a Developer Anjali Arya • February 5, 2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS A Next.js app inbox notification center serves as a centralized hub where users can view all their notifications at any time, improving user engagement and ensuring no crucial update goes unnoticed. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of implementing a robust notification center in a Next.js application, covering everything from setting up the backend to creating a user-friendly notification feed on the frontend. By the end of this guide, you will have a fully functional notification system in your Next.js app, complete with real-time updates. This implementation will not only enhance your app's user experience but also provide a scalable solution for managing notifications. Key topics covered in this article include: Setting up a new Next.js project for your notification center. Building the backend with Node.js and Express to handle notifications. Creating the frontend notification widget and integrating it with the backend. Implementing real-time updates to keep your notification feed current. Styling the notification UI to ensure it is responsive and user-friendly. Whether you're referring to it as an in-app inbox, notification widget, or alert center, the concepts and steps remain consistent. Let's dive in and start building your Next.js notification center! Prerequisite Working knowledge in Next.js Account on SuprSend along with the secret key and token Next.js application Where will we build our app inbox in Next.js? For this tutorial, we have created a demo Next.js project, called as b2b2c-freight_company which is available on Github. We have also deployed the application on Vercel, so you can access the notification feed in Next.js in real time here Freight B2B2C App (b2b2c-freight-company.vercel.app) Building a real-time notification center in Next.js Let’s get started! Step 1: Creating account on SuprSend Start by creating a new account on SuprSend . Once you pass the onboarding process, you can find head to Developers → API Keys in the sidepanel. You will find your Workspace Key and Workspace Secret here. Step 2: Finding the right place for app inbox in your application Usually the app inbox is situated on the header along with other menu options. However in some cases, businesses can also give it as an option in side panel for a full-page notification center, similar to LinkedIn. In our case, we will be implementing the notification center in our navigation header. You can find the relevant code here b2b2c-freight_company/src/app/page.tsx at master Step 3: Installation and Integration of SuprSendInbox in Next.js 1. Install the SuprSend App Inbox Package First, you need to install the SuprSend app inbox package. Open your terminal and run the following command: Copy Code npm install @suprsend/react-inbox 2. Import Necessary Packages Next, import the necessary CSS for toast notifications in your code where you want to showcase the app inbox component: Copy Code import 'react-toastify/dist/ReactToastify.css'; 3. Disable Server-Side Rendering for SuprSend To optimize the initial loading and ensure the SuprSend inbox functions correctly (as it needs access to browser-specific APIs), you should disable server-side rendering (SSR) for the SuprSend component. Use the following code: Copy Code import dynamic from 'next/dynamic'; // Dynamically import the SuprSendInbox component with SSR disabled const SuprSendInbox = dynamic(() => import('@suprsend/react-inbox'), { ssr: false }); This code snippet uses next/dynamic to dynamically import the SuprSendInbox component. The { ssr: false } option ensures that the component is only rendered on the client side, which is crucial because SuprSend relies on browser-specific APIs that are not available during server-side rendering. 4. Place the SuprSendInbox Component Once the SuprSendInbox component is imported, you can place it within your navigation bar or any other desired location. You also need to define the workspace keys. Here's how you can add it to a fixed position at the top right of your page: Copy Code const workspaceKey = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPRSEND_WORKSPACE_KEY || ''; const subscriberId = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPRSEND_SUBSCRIBER_ID || ''; const distinctId = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPRSEND_DISTINCT_ID || ''; export default function HomePage() { // Your component state and logic here return ( <div class="flex min-h-screen bg-gray-900 text-white"> {/* SuprSend Inbox */} <div class="fixed top-0 right-0 m-4 z-50"> <SuprSendInbox workspaceKey={workspaceKey} subscriberId={subscriberId} distinctId={distinctId} themeType="dark" /> </div> {/* Other page content here */} </div> ); } In this example, the SuprSendInbox component is placed inside a div with className="fixed top-0 right-0 m-4 z-50", which ensures it stays fixed at the top right corner of the page. 5. Styling the App Inbox Component If you are using Tailwind CSS, you can easily style the app inbox component. To integrate the inbox seamlessly into your navigation panel, place the component directly inside the navigation <div> class. Here’s an example showing how to integrate and customize the component: Copy Code <div class="fixed top-0 right-0 m-4 z-50"> <SuprSendInbox workspaceKey={workspaceKey} subscriberId={subscriberId} distinctId={distinctId} themeType="dark" /> </div> The SuprSend app inbox provides various customization options through props: workspaceKey: The key associated with your SuprSend workspace. subscriberId: The identifier for the subscriber. distinctId: A unique identifier for distinct user tracking. themeType: The theme of the inbox, e.g., "dark" or "light". In this application we will use dark theme to match our application theme. By adjusting these props, you can tailor the appearance and behavior of the app inbox component to fit your application’s design and functionality requirements. Additionally, you can modify the styling using Tailwind CSS classes to ensure consistency with your overall UI. SuprSend provides a lot of customisations in terms of design inherently. You can access everything by just passing a prop to the app inbox component. All details are in this documentation page Customize Inbox (suprsend.com) Step 4: Setting env variables Environment Variables : Ensure you have the environment variables set in your .env file: Copy Code NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPRSEND_WORKSPACE_KEY=your_workspace_key NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPRSEND_SUBSCRIBER_ID=your_subscriber_id NEXT_PUBLIC_SUPRSEND_DISTINCT_ID=your_distinct_id Error Handling : Implement error handling for the fetch request in the handleSubmit function to provide feedback to the user if the login fails. Component State Management : Manage the state using React's useState hook to handle form inputs and potential error messages. Responsive Design : Use Tailwind CSS to ensure the component is responsive and adjusts to different screen sizes. Step 5: Setting the triggers for notifications By now, your app inbox is all set and visible. Now you need to configure triggers for sending notifications. It should be passed as an event to SuprSend. You can use any backend SDK to trigger events to app inbox. Let’s use Node SDK in this application. You can send and trigger events by following this documentation Send and Track Events (suprsend.com) We will cover the trigger part in our next guide. Key Points Make sure server-side rendering is disabled, as the app inbox works only on the client-side. To generate the subscriber key, you need to do the HMAC authentication from any of our backend SDKs. Integrating an app inbox notification center into your Next.js application significantly enhances user engagement and ensures that important messages are never missed. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can effectively implement the SuprSend app inbox, leveraging its dynamic import and client-side rendering capabilities to optimize performance and functionality. This approach not only streamlines the notification process but also offers extensive customization options to fit seamlessly within your existing design. With these tools, your application will provide a more interactive and satisfying user experience, keeping your users informed and engaged at all times. Now, you can focus on building more features, knowing that your notification system is robust and efficient. Happy coding! 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https://www.index.dev/blog/freelance-developer-rates-by-country#:~:text=,CEE | Freelance Developer Rates 2025: Web, Software & AI Engineer Hourly Rates by Country Roles Services Clients How it works Blog AI Training Sign In Find a Job Hire Talent Blog In this article Key Takeaways Average Hourly Rates by Developer Type (2025) How Experience Level Changes Rates Top 10 Most Expensive and 10 Cheapest Countries 2025 Rate Trends and Market Forces Factors Influencing Developer Rates What to Consider Before Hiring Freelancers Emerging Markets and Future Hotspots Actionable Takeaways How to Negotiate Rates Without Losing Money or Talent Conclusion Start Hiring Now Pallavi Premkumar Technical Content Writer Share For Employers June 06, 2025 Freelance Developer Rates 2025: Complete Hourly Rate Guide by Country and Specialty Freelance software developer rates in 2025 span $20–$150+/hr globally. Use Index.dev’s benchmarks to budget, negotiate, and hire top talent with confidence. Imagine you’re racing to hit a launch date and need to lock in freelance software talent. The question here is ‘ How much should you budget? ’ According to FreelancerMap’s 2025 study , the global market in 2025 spans $25/hr in Asia to $140/hr in North America, but that's just the starting point. Web developers average $45-75/hr, software engineers command $60-120/hr, and AI specialists charge $100-200/hr. Senior developers consistently earn 2-3x more than juniors across all regions. This guide breaks down rates across 75 countries, giving you the exact numbers you need to budget your project or price your services competitively. Need freelance developers fast? Get matched with pre-vetted global talent in 48 hours. Transparent rates. No upfront risk. Start your 30-day free trial. 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Mid-level: $70–100/hr Senior: $100–140/hr (competitive markets) Full-Stack Developers Handle both front- and back-end. Pay a premium for versatility. Average: $70–120/hr Top markets (SF, Zurich): $140–160/hr Software Developer Hourly Rates Entry-Level Software Developers Fresh out of uni, 0–3 years' experience. Typical rate: $50–70/hr Mid-Level Software Developers 3–7 years' strong delivery resume. Typical rate: $70–100/hr Senior Software Developers 7+ years, handle system architecture, lead teams. Typical rate: $100–160/hr AI Engineer and Machine Learning Specialist Rates Premium tier: these specialists are rock stars for a reason . The specialized knowledge required for AI work means these developers consistently charge 40-60% more than general software developers. Freelance AI engineers with basic machine learning experience start around $80-100/hr. However, the real value lies with mid to senior level AI specialists. Those with 3-5 years of production ML experience charge $120-180/hr, while senior AI engineers with deep expertise in NLP, computer vision, or custom model development command $150-250/hr. The highest rates often go to AI consultants with Ph.D. qualifications and proven track records in specialized areas. These experts can charge $250-500/hr for strategic AI consulting and custom implementation work. Projects requiring cutting-edge AI capabilities like large language model fine-tuning, custom neural network architectures, or production-grade ML systems justify these premium rates when you hire AI developers . Companies recognize that expertise at this level significantly reduces project risk and accelerates time to market. Specialization Rate Range ($/hr) Typical Premium vs. Baseline AI/ML Engineer $35-$160 +40-60% Cybersecurity $40-$90 +30-50% Blockchain Dev $54+ +20-40% DevOps Engineer $45-$110 +25-45% Cloud Architect $65-$130 +35-55% The data above has been compiled from various sources like Upwork , Ruul, FreelancerMap , etc. How Experience Level Changes Rates Your experience = your price tag. Here’s the breakdown: Junior Developers (0-2 Years) Junior developers typically earn the base rates for their region. In North America, that's $40-60/hr. In Western Europe, it's $35-55/hr. In Eastern Europe, you're looking at $25-40/hr, and in Asia, rates start at $20-35/hr. Junior developers excel at maintenance tasks, bug fixes, simple feature implementation, and working under supervision on larger projects. Mid-Level Developers (3-6 Years) Mid-level developers see their rates increase by 50-80% compared to juniors. A mid-level developer in North America charges $70-100/hr, while their counterparts in Eastern Europe charge $40-65/hr. These developers can handle complex features independently, make architectural decisions for modules, and mentor junior team members. Senior Developers (7+ Years) Senior developers command 2-3x the junior rate in their region. North American seniors charge $100-160/hr, Western European seniors get $80-120/hr, and even in cost-effective markets like Eastern Europe, senior talent charges $60-90/hr. Here’s the kicker: a senior might do in 20 hours what a junior takes 60 for. They're worth it because they design system architecture, prevent technical debt, lead development teams, and deliver projects with minimal supervision. Higher rates? Cheaper project. Tech leads and architects sit at the top of the scale. These developers with 10+ years of experience and proven leadership skills charge $120-200/hr globally, with rates reaching $250/hr in premium markets or for specialized expertise. The math is straightforward. A junior developer might take 60 hours to complete what a senior does in 20 hours. The senior's higher hourly rate often results in lower total project costs because of their efficiency, fewer bugs, and better architectural decisions that prevent costly rewrites. We’ve found this geographic flexibility particularly valuable for startups watching their burn rate. These cost spreads highlight how regional talent pools and local market structures influence freelance pricing. When planning your budget, consider not only the hourly rate but also what each experience level actually delivers. And if you’re exploring the best countries to hire freelance developers , factor in talent quality, time zones, and long-term scalability—not just cost. Note: T he data below has been sourced and compiled from various sites such as Arc , Your Team In India , Techvify , Qubit Labs , etc. These ranges blend juniors’ lower band with seniors’ top band, so you can match your project scope to the appropriate bracket, as detailed in the table below. Country Avg. Rate (USD/hr) Junior (USD/hr) Senior (USD/hr) Top Skills United States 95-110 55-75 100-150 AI/ML, Cloud, Cybersecurity Canada 85-100 50-70 90-130 DevOps, Full-stack JS United Kingdom 75-95 45-65 80-120 Python, React, Data Engineering Germany 70-85 40-55 75-110 Java, DevOps, Cloud Switzerland 90-120 60-85 100-160 Site Reliability, Blockchain India 30-50 15-25 40-70 JavaScript, Java, Mobile Dev Ukraine 25-35 10-15 25-40 .NET, QA, Python Brazil 30-55 20-35 40-75 React, Node.js, IoT South Africa 25-45 15-30 35-55 Web Dev, Angular, .NET Philippines 20-35 10-20 25-40 QA Automation, Mobile, PHP Explore more with our LATAM developer rates . Top 10 Most Expensive and 10 Cheapest Countries Compiling data across 75 countries, the spectrum of freelance rates highlights both premium markets and emerging low‑cost hubs. Switzerland leads the pack, with an average of $90/hr, closely followed by the United Kingdom and Canada. On the other end, Mongolia’s average of $9.65/hr showcases how far regional pricing disparities can stretch. These rankings offer quick benchmarks if you’re deciding between high‑cost, high‑expertise markets and budget‑friendly alternatives. Remember that the cheapest rates often come with lower living costs and smaller talent pools, so balance your needs for speed, quality, and local market knowledge. Please note that the following data is compiled from UpstackStudio ; highest and lowest tiers shown. Rank Country Avg. Rate ($/hr) Rank Country Avg. Rate ($/hr) 1 Switzerland 90.00 66 Morocco 29.33 2 UK 96.75 67 Nepal 28.00 3 Canada 94.67 68 Bangladesh 26.83 4 Australia 93.25 69 Tunisia 25.50 5 U.S. 87.88 70 Tajikistan 25.00 6 Japan 83.25 71 Laos 23.75 7 Germany 79.56 72 Myanmar 22.60 8 Netherlands 78.83 73 Moldova 20.25 9 Slovenia 75.00 74 Ghana 19.67 10 Ireland 72.25 75 Mongolia 9.65 2025 Rate Trends and Market Forces Several major trends are reshaping developer rates in 2025, and understanding them helps you make smarter hiring or pricing decisions. AI Tool Impact on Rates AI coding assistants are more nuanced than predicted. While some analysts expected AI coding assistants to drive rates down, the reality is different. AI tools have made developers more productive, but hourly rates haven't decreased. Instead, overall project costs have dropped because developers complete work faster. The exception is routine maintenance work, where rates have softened by 5-10% as AI handles simple tasks. Premium Skills Command Bigger Premiums AI/ML developers, cybersecurity specialists, and blockchain engineers earn 40-60% more than general software developers. This gap has widened in 2025 as companies compete for scarce specialized talent. If you have these skills, now is the time to price aggressively. If you're hiring, budget accordingly or consider hybrid approaches. Remote Work Has Stabilized Geographic Arbitrage The initial pandemic-era rush to hire globally has matured. Companies now understand the real costs of distributed teams, including communication overhead and time zone coordination. As a result, nearshore developers in similar time zones command 10-15% premiums over offshore talent at the same skill level. Contract Flexibility is Worth More Developers offering quick start times and flexible hour commitments are getting 15-20% rate premiums. Companies increasingly value developers who can scale up for a sprint and scale down afterward, rather than committing to fixed monthly retainers. Platform vs. Direct Hiring Rates Freelancers working through platforms like Upwork typically charge 20-30% less than those with direct client relationships. However, platform developers trade lower rates for consistent project flow and payment security. If you're building your freelance career, start on platforms to build a portfolio, then transition to direct clients for better rates. European Rate Compression is Easing For several years, rates in Western and Eastern Europe converged as Eastern European developers raised prices. That trend has slowed in 2025. Western European rates remain stable at $70-110/hr while Eastern European rates have plateaued at $45-70/hr, creating a sustainable 35-40% cost advantage. Break it down further in our European developer hourly rates . Factors Influencing Developer Rates Why does a senior AI/ML engineer in the U.S. bill $140/hr, while a mid-level Java dev in Eastern Europe charges $40/hr? Break down: Cost of living & local economics (Nordics vs. CEE) Talent supply & demand (Global developer shortage vs. regional surpluses) Specialization premiums (AI/ML, cybersecurity add +40-60%) Remote Work Impact on Rates Hybrid Roles: 5-10% rate reduction vs. fully remote. Time Zone Flexibility: Developers in UTC+2/UTC-5 zones charge 10-15% more for overlap with U.S./EU teams. Why It Matters to You Understanding these drivers helps you predict where rates will move next and where you can negotiate most effectively. What to Consider Before Hiring Freelancers Payment Terms & Contract Structures Defining clear payment terms upfront protects both parties and ensures steady cash flow. Consider requiring a 20-30% deposit before work begins, with milestone payments (e.g., 30% at feature-complete, 40% on delivery) to balance risk and reward. Fixed-price contracts suit well-scoped projects, while time & materials works for evolving scopes; you can even offer a hybrid model (“$X starting for Y deliverables, then $Z/hr thereafter”) to combine predictability with flexibility. Security, IP & Compliance When you hire globally, intellectual property and data security become critical. Use standard NDA and IP assignment clauses, and insist on compliance with GDPR (Europe), CCPA (California), or other local regulations. For sensitive projects, look for freelancers with ISO 27001 or SOC 2 certifications because these signal adherence to industry-standard security practices. Project Management & Communication Effective collaboration across time zones hinges on structured workflows. Adopt agile rituals which consist of weekly sprint reviews, daily stand-ups (asynchronous if needed), and shared Kanban boards (Trello, Jira). Specify your preferred communication channels (Slack, Microsoft Teams) and ideal overlap hours (e.g., 2-hour window) to keep projects on track and maintain transparency. Building Long-Term Relationships Freelancers who understand your codebase and culture become more productive over time. Offer retainer packages for ongoing support (e.g., $10-20 hours/month at a discounted rate), invite them to team retrospectives, and recognize top performers with bonus incentives or skill-premium pay for upskilling (e.g., AI/ML certifications) to boost retention and institutional knowledge. Also Check Out: Freelance Software Developer Contract Template for Any Stakeholder Emerging Markets and Future Hotspots While established hubs remain strong, keep an eye on: Vietnam & the Philippines for QA, mobile, and JavaScript (rates $20-$40/hr) Nigeria & Kenya for growing full-stack talent at $25-$45/hr with strong English skills Latin America’s secondary cities (Bogotá, Santiago) for cost-effective nearshore teams. Emerging markets often deliver 15-25% lower rates than capital cities while rapidly improving skill quality. Actionable Takeaways Optimize Your Mix : Pair North American architects ($120/hr) with Eastern European teams ($30-$59/hr) to reduce overall spend by up to 35% while retaining senior oversight . Invest in Niche Skills : Lock in AI/ML and cybersecurity experts early. Platforms like Index.dev and Upwork report these roles fill 60% faster and deliver 30-50% higher ROI than generalists. Leverage Emerging Hubs : Latin American devs (Brazil, Argentina) bill $28-$55/hr with minimal time-zone friction, making them ideal for U.S./EU projects . Tier Your Contracts : Use junior talent ($20-$40/hr) for maintenance and testing, intermediate ($40-$70/hr) for feature builds, and seniors ($70-$160/hr) for architectural design and leadership; this maximizes value per dollar. How to Negotiate Rates Without Losing Money or Talent Negotiation. The part everyone dreads and everyone needs to master. Whether you're hiring or pricing your own services, this conversation determines if you walk away with a fair deal—or get played. Here's how to keep your leverage without torching the relationship. For Companies Hiring Developers Define your scope like your budget depends on it. Vague briefs = inflated quotes. Developers pad estimates to cover the uncertainty you created. Think of it like ordering a custom suit without measurements—the tailor's going to charge extra for all the guesswork. Document deliverables, tech stack, success criteria, and timelines. Clear scope = accurate quotes. Do your homework. Walking into negotiation blind is like playing poker with your cards face-up. Eastern Europe mid-level? $45–70/hr is standard. Offering $30/hr signals you haven't done research and drives away quality talent. Instantly agreeing to $100/hr signals "please overcharge me." Talk value, not just hourly cost. A $120/hr developer who ships in 20 hours beats a $60/hr alternative who takes 60. Frame discussions around outcomes: "How will you approach this challenge? What makes you confident you can deliver efficiently?" Lock in longer terms. Commit to 3–6 months and rates drop 10–15%. It's like buying in bulk—volume discounts apply to talent too. Need more strategies? Check out these tips to negotiate fair freelance developer rates . For Freelance Developers Setting Rates Know your worth with data, not feelings. Use Index.dev's rate calculator, Arc.dev, or Lancebase. Price yourself within your region's band—not 30% below it. Competing on price alone is a race to the bottom. Justify your rate with receipts. "I'm worth $120/hr because I'm good" lands like a wet sock. Instead: "I've shipped 15 production apps with 99.9% uptime" or "I specialize in your exact tech stack." Concrete proof beats vague promises. Avoid the discount death spiral. Client pushes back? Trim scope, don't slash rates. "At $X, I deliver Y. Lower budget? Here's what we can do instead." Never accept "just this one project at a discount"—clients never return to full price. Charge different rates for different work. Maintenance at $70/hr, new features at $100/hr, rush work at +25–50% premium. Not all hours are equal—stop treating them like they are. When to Walk Away Some deals aren't worth closing. If a client wants North American senior expertise at Asian junior rates, they don't value quality. If a developer quotes 3x market rates without justification, keep searching. Bad deals cost more than money—they cost time, sanity, and opportunity. Bottom line: Come prepared, know your numbers, and don't compromise on value just to close faster. Conclusion Freelance developer rates in 2025 span $25-200/hr depending on specialty, experience, and location. Web developers charge $45-75/hr on average, software engineers command $60-120/hr, and AI specialists get $100-200/hr. North America leads at $70-140/hr, followed by Western Europe at $60-110/hr, with Eastern Europe and Latin America offering 40-50% savings at $40-70/hr. The smartest hiring strategies in 2025 combine talent across regions rather than defaulting to the highest or lowest cost options. Pair senior North American architects with Eastern European implementation teams to cut costs by 35% while maintaining quality. Target specialized skills early since AI/ML developers and security specialists earn 40-60% premiums and book up fast. Consider nearshore options in Latin America for time zone alignment with North American teams. For freelance developers, position yourself in the premium tier by specializing in high-demand skills, documenting your results with metrics, and targeting clients who value expertise over cost. The market rewards specialized knowledge more than ever. Whether you're hiring developers or pricing your own services, use real market data to guide your decisions. Index.dev's vetted developer network gives you access to pre-screened talent with transparent pricing and 48-hour matching for projects of any size. For Clients: Hire from Index.dev’s elite 5% vetted developers! Get matched in 48 hours and enjoy a 30-day free trial to launch your project with confidence. For Developers: Know your worth. Join Index.dev to get matched with top-paying freelance gigs from global companies. No bidding wars, just serious offers. 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/suprsend-the-full-stack-notification-management-platform-for-modern-products-2025 | SuprSend: The Full-Stack Notification Management Platform for Modern Products Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Notification Infrastructure SuprSend: The Full-Stack Notification Management Platform for Modern Products Nikita Navral • September 24, 2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS A notification management platform helps businesses manage, send, and track notifications across multiple channels such as email, SMS, push (mobile & web), in-app messages, and even chat/voice. Its purpose is to orchestrate, personalize, deliver, and monitor notifications at scale, ensuring the right message reaches the right user at the right time. SuprSend is a developer-first notification management platform built for teams that want reliability, scale, and flexibility without maintaining fragmented in-house systems. Why SuprSend Stands Out Feature What It Means How SuprSend Delivers Multi-channel delivery Send across Email, SMS, Push, In-app Inbox, WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, Discord & more. Single unified API with provider failover, retries, and smart channel routing. Segmentation & targeting Deliver to user cohorts or lists based on events, CRM attributes, or warehouse queries. Real-time cohort sync and warehouse-native campaigns via Bifrost (run on your data). Event-driven workflows Trigger journeys from product events, user actions, or backend systems. Workflow editor with delays, branching, conditions, batching/digest, and timezone awareness. Scheduling Timely reminders, recurring digests, or scheduled campaigns. Cron-based schedules with windowing, throttling, and per-recipient timezone delivery. Templating Dynamic, branded messages at scale. WYSIWYG editor, version control, approvals, i18n, and brand APIs to auto-apply logos, colors, and headers. Personalization Tailor content to user behavior, attributes, and tenant branding. Handlebars templating, multi-lingual content, per-tenant variables and themes. Analytics & tracking Visibility into delivery, opens, clicks, latency, and failures. Unified, step-by-step logs and workflow analytics at user, channel, and message level. Failover mechanisms Fallback if a provider or channel fails. Automatic retries, provider failover, and cross-channel fallback to ensure delivery. User preferences & opt-outs Respect per-channel/category frequency, digests, and compliance. Hosted or embedded Preference Center with multi-tenant, category, channel, and frequency controls. Real-World Impact Teachmint (EdTech): Doubled user engagement with multi-channel alerts & in-app inbox. Refrens (Freelancer Network): 144% increase in engagement with app inbox + batching. eShipz (Logistics SaaS): Cut customer onboarding time by 3 weeks with vendor integrations & templating. Delightree (Franchise OS): 2X engagement boost for frontline workers via multi-tenant preferences. Evocalize (Marketing SaaS): 27% more repeat purchases with branded inbox & preference centers Benefits of SuprSend as a Notification Management Platform Improves engagement and retention with contextual delivery Reduces engineering load: launch in days, not months Ensures compliance (GDPR, CAN-SPAM, SOC 2, HIPAA) out of the box ( learn more ) Scales seamlessly with your product growth (free tier and pay-as-you-go pricing) The Bottom Line Building a reliable notification system in-house is complex and time-consuming. SuprSend turns that into a plug-and-play experience: one platform to manage delivery, preferences, failover, and analytics across every channel. SuprSend is the notification management platform your product deserves : unified APIs, workflows, templates, preferences, and analytics, all in one place. 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Go to "Privacy and security" and then" Site settings" 4. Find "Microphone"and click to enter 5. In the"Not allowed to use your microphone"section, locate https://app.finalroundai.com and click to enter 6. Find "Microphone"and set it to "Allow" How to set up video permissions Windows Privacy & Security Settings 1. Click the Start button on the taskbar 2. Go to"Settings" 3. Select"Privacy & security"on the left, then choose"Camera" under"App permissions" 4. Find Google Chrome and toggle the switch to enable it Chrome on Windows 1. Open Google Chrome, click the menu icon (three vertical dots) in the top-right corner 2. Select"Settings" 3. Go to"Privacy and security"and then"Site settings" 4. Find "Camera" and click to enter 5. In the"Not allowed to use your camera"section, locate https://app.finalroundai.com and click to enter 6. Find "Camera" and set it to "Allow" How to set up notification permissions Windows Privacy & Security Settings 1. Click the Start button on the taskbar 2. Go to "Settings" 3. Select "Privacy & security" on the left, then choose "Notifications" under "App permissions" 4. Find Google Chrome and toggle the switch to enable it Chrome on Windows 1. Open Google Chrome, click the menu icon (three vertical dots) in the top-right corner 2. Select "Settings" 3. Go to "Privacy and security" and then "Site settings" 4. Find "Notifications" and click to enter 5. In the "Not allowed to use your notifications" section, locate https://app.finalroundai.com and click to enter 6. Find "Notifications" and set it to "Allow" How to set up extension permissions How to install the extension 1. Visit the Final Round AI page on the Chrome Web Store and click "Add to Chrome" to install 2. Wait about 10 seconds (depends on your network conditions) for the installation to complete ## How to active the extension or re-enable the disabled extension 1. Open Google Chrome, click the menu icon (three vertical dots) in the top-right corner 2. Select "Extensions" and then "Manage Extensions" 3. Find Final Round AI in "All Extensions" and toggle the switch to enable it How to set up audio permissions macOS Privacy & Security Settings Step 1. Click the Apple icon in the top-left corner of the screen and then select " System Settings" Step 2. Select "Privacy & Security ", find " Microphone" under "Privacy" Step 3. Find Google Chrome and toggle the switch on Warning: To apply the new settings, Google Chrome needs to be reopened Chrome on macOS Step 1. Open Google Chrome, click the menu icon (three vertical dots) in the top-right corner Step 2. Select "Settings " Step 3. Go to "Privacy and security" and then "Site settings" Step 4. Find "Microphone" and click to enter Step 5. In the "Not allowed to use your microphone" section, locate https://app.finalroundai.com and click to enter Step 6. Find "Microphone" and set it to "Allow " How to set up video permissions macOS Privacy & Security Settings Step 1. Click the Apple icon in the top-left corner of the screen Step 2. Select "Privacy & Security" , find "Camera" under "Privacy" Step 3. Find Google Chrome and toggle the switch on Warning: To apply the new settings, Google Chrome needs to be reopened Chrome on macOS Step 1. Open Google Chrome, click the menu icon (three vertical dots) in the top-right corner Step 2. Select "Settings" Step 3. Go to "Privacy and security" and then " Site settings" Step 4. Find "Camera" and click to enter Step 5. In the "Not allowed to use your camera" section, locate https://app.finalroundai.com and click to enter Step 6. Find "Camera" and set it to "Allow" How to set up notification permissions macOS Privacy & Security Settings Step 1. Click the Apple icon in the top-left corner of the screen Step 2. Select "Notifications" , find "Google Chrome" under "Application Notifications" Step 3. 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/containerizing-a-notification-service-with-docker-and-kubernetes | Containerizing a Notification Service with Docker and Kubernetes Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Engineering Containerizing a Notification Service with Docker and Kubernetes Sanjeev Kumar • August 30, 2024 TABLE OF CONTENTS Containerizing a notification service using Docker and Kubernetes can simplify deployment, improve scalability, and enhance reliability. In this article, we'll explore how to containerize a notification service using Docker and deploy it on a Kubernetes cluster. Architecture Overview Our containerized notification service will consist of the following components: Notification Service : The backend service responsible for sending notifications. Database : The database used by the notification service to store and retrieve data. Docker : The containerization platform used to package the notification service and its dependencies. Kubernetes : The container orchestration platform used to deploy and manage the containerized notification service. Containerizing the Notification Service with Docker Create a Dockerfile : Create a Dockerfile that defines the build process for the notification service container. Build the Docker Image : Use the docker build command to build the Docker image for the notification service. Push the Docker Image : Push the Docker image to a container registry, such as Docker Hub or a private registry. Copy Code # Example of a Dockerfile for a notification service FROM node:14-alpine WORKDIR /app COPY package*.json ./ RUN npm install COPY . . EXPOSE 3000 CMD ["npm", "start"] Deploying the Notification Service on Kubernetes Create Kubernetes Manifests : Create Kubernetes manifests (YAML files) that define the deployment, service, and other resources for the notification service. Deploy to Kubernetes : Use the kubectl apply command to deploy the notification service to the Kubernetes cluster. Scale the Notification Service : Use the kubectl scale command to scale the notification service up or down based on demand. Copy Code # Example of a Kubernetes deployment for a notification service apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: name: notification-service spec: replicas: 3 selector: matchLabels: app: notification-service template: metadata: labels: app: notification-service spec: containers: - name: notification-service image: username/notification-service:latest ports: - containerPort: 3000 Scalability and Performance Horizontal Scaling : Use Kubernetes' horizontal pod autoscaler (HPA) to automatically scale the notification service based on CPU utilization or other metrics. Load Balancing : Use a Kubernetes service of type LoadBalancer to expose the notification service and distribute incoming traffic across multiple pods. Monitoring and Optimization : Use tools like Prometheus and Grafana to monitor the performance of the containerized notification service and optimize it as needed. By containerizing a notification service with Docker and deploying it on a Kubernetes cluster, you can simplify deployment, improve scalability, and enhance reliability. Remember to configure Kubernetes resources, such as deployments, services, and ingress, to suit your specific requirements and ensure optimal performance. 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러시아 미사일 공격이 발생한 지 1시간 후. 🇺🇦","navigationEndpoint":{"clickTrackingParams":"CNUHELsvGAAiEwitgoDhkIiSAxXWBnsHHf4FC0XKAQTDjmHg","commandMetadata":{"webCommandMetadata":{"url":"/watch?v=_k4RGLFQ5J8","webPageType":"WEB_PAGE_TYPE_WATCH","rootVe":3832}},"watchEndpoint":{"videoId":"_k4RGLFQ5J8","watchEndpointSupportedOnesieConfig":{"html5PlaybackOnesieConfig":{"commonConfig":{"url":"https://rr2---sn-ab02a0nfpgxapox-bh2zz.googlevideo.com/initplayback?source=youtube\u0026oeis=1\u0026c=WEB\u0026oad=3200\u0026ovd=3200\u0026oaad=11000\u0026oavd=11000\u0026ocs=700\u0026oewis=1\u0026oputc=1\u0026ofpcc=1\u0026msp=1\u0026odepv=1\u0026id=fe4e1118b150e49f\u0026ip=1.208.108.242\u0026initcwndbps=3655000\u0026mt=1768293662\u0026oweuc="}}}}}}],"accessibility":{"accessibilityData":{"label":"키이우에서 러시아 미사일 공격이 발생한 지 1시간 후. 🇺🇦 19분"}}},"description":{"runs":[{"text":"러시아의 초음속 킨잘 미사일이 키이우 도심을 공격한 지 한 시간도 채 되지 않아, 저는 시내버스를 타고 폭격을 맞은 어린이 병원으로 갔습니다. 제가 목격한 광경은 너무나 가슴 아프면서도 참혹했습니다. 여기에서 기부하세요: "},{"text":"https://donorbox.org/okhmatdyt","navigationEndpoint":{"clickTrackingParams":"CNUHELsvGAAiEwitgoDhkIiSAxXWBnsHHf4FC0XKAQTDjmHg","commandMetadata":{"webCommandMetadata":{"url":"https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description\u0026redir_token=QUFFLUhqblFTdFlKTE5XMnFrejRLV2szclg3VGowUkpEQXxBQ3Jtc0ttQU4wWENjV3B5d0xRd0puRDh5V2Y5VFNmMmxXRzdMNVpvMDVwSGRTYTkyMHNIUnZtdHo4b0hkbnNTcnZMMzRjSUVxX3hYQ1FFNUFxUlNrLUU0TDVXNzZiX3V2V0xyUW9XalJDQnBkb2hWRFpxcHhFaw\u0026q=https%3A%2F%2Fdonorbox.org%2Fokhmatdyt","webPageType":"WEB_PAGE_TYPE_UNKNOWN","rootVe":83769}},"urlEndpoint":{"url":"https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description\u0026redir_token=QUFFLUhqblFTdFlKTE5XMnFrejRLV2szclg3VGowUkpEQXxBQ3Jtc0ttQU4wWENjV3B5d0xRd0puRDh5V2Y5VFNmMmxXRzdMNVpvMDVwSGRTYTkyMHNIUnZtdHo4b0hkbnNTcnZMMzRjSUVxX3hYQ1FFNUFxUlNrLUU0TDVXNzZiX3V2V0xyUW9XalJDQnBkb2hWRFpxcHhFaw\u0026q=https%3A%2F%2Fdonorbox.org%2Fokhmatdyt","target":"TARGET_NEW_WINDOW","nofollow":true}}},{"text":"\n\n이 영상과 앞으로 공개될 모든 영상을 미리 보고 싶으신가요? \"가입\"을 클릭하시면 채널을 후원하고 회원 전용 콘텐츠를 이용하실 수 있습니다. "},{"text":"https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNB_...","navigationEndpoint":{"clickTrackingParams":"CNUHELsvGAAiEwitgoDhkIiSAxXWBnsHHf4FC0XKAQTDjmHg","commandMetadata":{"webCommandMetadata":{"url":"https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNB_Oqy28vN6GZxq-ILVzBw/join","webPageType":"WEB_PAGE_TYPE_UNKNOWN","rootVe":83769}},"urlEndpoint":{"url":"https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNB_Oqy28vN6GZxq-ILVzBw/join","nofollow":true}}},{"text":"\n\n커피나 맥주 한 잔 사주실래요? 여기로 오세요: "},{"text":"https://www.buymeacoffee.com/johnnyfd","navigationEndpoint":{"clickTrackingParams":"CNUHELsvGAAiEwitgoDhkIiSAxXWBnsHHf4FC0XKAQTDjmHg","commandMetadata":{"webCommandMetadata":{"url":"https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description\u0026redir_token=QUFFLUhqbFJTYm5nV1NZOVJTSXZLSTdCS3hsTGU2c0RwUXxBQ3Jtc0trYTJEdXJDSFQ5ajZib1J4YVhkQWkxYm50MnQ4QUtva2N6Wm1jZGxsc1pZNXdXTjRjQ3ZVaUpvR2JXNWxDS2lCM255YTFKNjl0UG9nNTRFdkZDdVR0QVI0ZDNka3UtWXVsclY5NFNhbEt2NG9QaTUyQQ\u0026q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.buymeacoffee.com%2Fjohnnyfd","webPageType":"WEB_PAGE_TYPE_UNKNOWN","rootVe":83769}},"urlEndpoint":{"url":"https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description\u0026redir_token=QUFFLUhqbFJTYm5nV1NZOVJTSXZLSTdCS3hsTGU2c0RwUXxBQ3Jtc0trYTJEdXJDSFQ5ajZib1J4YVhkQWkxYm50MnQ4QUtva2N6Wm1jZGxsc1pZNXdXTjRjQ3ZVaUpvR2JXNWxDS2lCM255YTFKNjl0UG9nNTRFdkZDdVR0QVI0ZDNka3UtWXVsclY5NFNhbEt2NG9QaTUyQQ\u0026q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.buymeacoffee.com%2Fjohnnyfd","target":"TARGET_NEW_WINDOW","nofollow":true}}},{"text":"\n\n또는 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/newsletter-february-2025 | Newsletter February 2025 Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Product Updates Newsletter February 2025 Anjali Arya • April 23, 2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS Latest News: How iOS and Android are reducing notification fatigue Apple iOS 18.4 introduces notification summaries, giving users concise overview of notifications across all apps. Users can also get scheduled push notification summaries at their preferred time to reduce alert fatigue. Android 15 brings cross-device notification dismissal (notification dismissed on phone to auto dismiss on tab) and a cooldown period (sound of repeated alerts from the same app will be reduced or silenced over time). While mobile OS are working to reduce notification overload. It’s time we do our part by building notifications users love—using features like timezone awareness , batching , in-app notifications , and user preferences . Product Updates Inbox 2.0: Enhanced security and tracking Seen tracking : Now, track notification views in Inbox with the new interaction observer. Enhanced Security: HMAC authentication is replaced with stateless JWT authentication for better security. Drop-in components: You can now quickly build fullscreen and side sheet feeds, by directly importing ready in-app feed component. If you are on old SDK version, migrate to the latest version . Exciting updates on the way... Integrate now Workflow Step-by-Step Analytics Track consolidated view of users' workflow journey at each workflow step - user entry, exit, drop-offs, branch followed, and node failures. Compare analytics across different workflow versions and time range. Next up: Deeper analysis into each workflow step - notification engagement (deliver, seen, click), failures, and AI-powered insights. Workflow Node Level Analytics Broadcast Executions Step by Step log We’ve revamped Broadcast logs for real-time visibility and detailed debugging into each broadcast step. Here’s what’s new: Here’s what’s new: Live Execution Tracking – Monitor broadcasts as they happen. Step-by-Step Debugging – View detailed execution logs for each broadcast step, helping you pinpoint errors and resolve issues faster. Advanced Filtering – Quickly locate specific broadcasts with filters on tenant, list ID, broadcast slug, idempotency key, and status. Broadcast Executions Step by Step Log Smarter controls in batch, delay and trigger Workflow - Relative Delay and Batch window Now, you can set delays or batch window relative to a future timestamp — perfect for notifications like "send a reminder 30 minutes before a task is due" or "ask for feedback 5 minutes after an event has ended." Check Docs Relative Delay Batch - Flush First Item Immediately Send first notification immediately, while subsequent triggers are batched.Use this to implement leading debounce logic in workflows. Eg. Anormaly alert - send first alert immediately and follow-up messages every 10 minutes until the issue is resolved. Check Docs Flush first item immediately Nested Objects - Choose fan out depth Now, pass depth in the recipient payload to control upto which heirarchy object subscriptions should be fetched.You can use this to build Escalation Workflows - First, notify on a shared Slack channel; if no response is received within a set time, escalate to individual users (object subscribers). Check Docs Choose fan-out depth List entry/exit events in trigger Trigger workflow when a user enters or leaves a list. Use this in the Wait Until node to halt reminders or route users through different paths based on list updates. Eg. Activation workflow - send a series of notifications to inactive users and stop once they become active again. Check Docs List entry/exit events in trigger Other Fixes and Improvements 📣 New Handlebars Helpers : Introduced jsonParse and jsonPath to handle JSON strings more efficiently. In-app notification in mobile, action menu on notification card is always visible rather than showing it on tap. SDK Enhancements : Node SDK : Exposed object management methods. Java SDK : Added Object management methods and user APIs for fetching users and their subscriptions. What's Next? Template Variants and APIs Introducing Template variants to support multi-tenant templates and A/B testing the template content . Expect a simplified templating experience and APIs for easier management of template within code. Analytics Revamp A complete analytics revamp with deeper insights at user, vendor, channel, and workflow level. Email: SMTP Integration Add your SMTP server settings in SuprSend and send transactional emails through your chosen SMTP provider. For the next set of features, you can refer to our roadmap and for new updates, checkout our changelog and stay tuned to our Slack community . 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/building-a-batch-notification-system-with-mongodb-django-celery-and-sendgrid-for-developers | Building a Batch Notification System with MongoDB, Django, Celery, and SendGrid for Developers Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Engineering Building a Batch Notification System with MongoDB, Django, Celery, and SendGrid for Developers Anjali Arya • July 25, 2024 TABLE OF CONTENTS What are Batch Notifications? Batched notifications group multiple notifications into a single message delivered within a specific time window. Unlike traditional systems where each event triggers a separate notification, batched notifications reduce noise and increase engagement. For example, in a document collaboration app, instead of sending an email for each comment, a batched system sends one email with all comments within a time frame. You can actually build a batched notification mechanism in your collaborative app directly via here How to Batch Notifications for your Social Media/ Collaborative Application? Key Benefits: Reduced Notification Noise : Fewer, more informative notifications. Increased Engagement : Higher likelihood of user interaction. Improved Retention : Happier users due to fewer interruptions. Designing a Batched Notification System There are two main approaches to designing a batched notification system: Batch on Write : Accumulate notifications into batches as events occur. Batch on Read : Periodically batch unsent notifications. The choice between these approaches affects system performance and scalability. Batch on Write In this method, notifications are accumulated as events occur, optimizing lookups. Batch on Read In this method, batches are created periodically by querying unsent notifications. This can be less efficient as data volume grows. Our Approach: Batch on Write Given the scalability benefits, we'll use the batch on write approach, even though it requires more initial effort. Database Design with MongoDB We'll use MongoDB, a flexible NoSQL database, to model our system. The collections will be: notifications : Tracks individual notifications. notification_batches : Tracks batched notifications. notification_batch_notifications : Links individual notifications to batches. MongoDB Schema Copy Code # notifications collection { "_id": ObjectId(), "type": String, "actor_id": ObjectId(), "recipient_id": ObjectId(), "object_id": ObjectId(), "object_type": String, "inserted_at": DateTime } # notification_batches collection { "_id": ObjectId(), "type": String, "recipient_id": ObjectId(), "batch_key": String, "object_id": ObjectId(), "object_type": String, "closes_at": DateTime, "processed_at": DateTime, "inserted_at": DateTime } # notification_batch_notifications collection { "notification_batch_id": ObjectId(), "notification_id": ObjectId(), "inserted_at": DateTime } Batching Notifications with Django We'll use Django for our web framework. Here's how to batch notifications: Generate a batch_key . Create a notification entry. Find or create an open batch. Add the notification to the batch. Django Code Example Copy Code # models.py from django.db import models from bson import ObjectId class Notification(models.Model): _id = models.CharField(max_length=24, primary_key=True, default=lambda: str(ObjectId())) type = models.CharField(max_length=255) actor_id = models.CharField(max_length=24) recipient_id = models.CharField(max_length=24) object_id = models.CharField(max_length=24) object_type = models.CharField(max_length=255) inserted_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True) class NotificationBatch(models.Model): _id = models.CharField(max_length=24, primary_key=True, default=lambda: str(ObjectId())) type = models.CharField(max_length=255) recipient_id = models.CharField(max_length=24) batch_key = models.CharField(max_length=255) object_id = models.CharField(max_length=24) object_type = models.CharField(max_length=255) closes_at = models.DateTimeField() processed_at = models.DateTimeField(null=True, blank=True) inserted_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True) class NotificationBatchNotification(models.Model): notification_batch_id = models.CharField(max_length=24) notification_id = models.CharField(max_length=24) inserted_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True) Adding a Notification to a Batch Copy Code # views.py from datetime import datetime, timedelta from .models import Notification, NotificationBatch, NotificationBatchNotification def add_notification_to_batch(comment, user, document): recipients = get_recipients(document, user) batch_key = f"document:{document.id}:comments" batch_window = timedelta(minutes=5) for recipient in recipients: notification = Notification.objects.create( type="new-comment", actor_id=str(user.id), recipient_id=str(recipient.id), object_id=str(comment.id), object_type="comment" ) batch = NotificationBatch.objects.filter( recipient_id=str(recipient.id), batch_key=batch_key, closes_at__gte=datetime.now() ).first() if not batch: batch = NotificationBatch.objects.create( type="new-comment", recipient_id=str(recipient.id), batch_key=batch_key, object_id=str(document.id), object_type="document", closes_at=datetime.now() + batch_window ) NotificationBatchNotification.objects.create( notification_batch_id=str(batch.id), notification_id=str(notification.id) ) def get_recipients(document, user): # Example function to get document collaborators excluding the comment creator return document.collaborators.exclude(id=user.id) Flushing Closed Batches with Celery We'll use Celery to handle the periodic task of flushing closed batches and sending notifications. Incase you want to read more about how we handle concurrent DB writes using Celery and Redis, you can check How Redis Solved Our Challenges with Dynamic Task Scheduling and Concurrent Execution? [Developer's Guide] Celery Task Example Copy Code # tasks.py from celery import shared_task from datetime import datetime from .models import NotificationBatch from .notifications import send_batch_notification @shared_task def flush_closed_batches(): batches = NotificationBatch.objects.filter( closes_at__lte=datetime.now(), processed_at__isnull=True ) for batch in batches: send_batch_notification(batch) batch.processed_at = datetime.now() batch.save() # notifications.py from django.template.loader import render_to_string from sendgrid import SendGridAPIClient from sendgrid.helpers.mail import Mail def send_batch_notification(batch): notifications = NotificationBatchNotification.objects.filter(notification_batch_id=batch.id) context = {"notifications": notifications, "batch": batch} subject = f"New comments on {batch.object_id}" message = render_to_string("email_template.html", context) recipient = batch.recipient_id send_email(subject, message, recipient) def send_email(subject, message, recipient): sg = SendGridAPIClient('SENDGRID_API_KEY') email = Mail( from_email='no-reply@example.com', to_emails=recipient, subject=subject, html_content=message ) sg.send(email) Generating Notification Messages We use a template to generate the notification message from a batch. Email Template Example Copy Code <!-- email_template.html --> <h1>Comments for {{ "{{ batch.object_id }}" }}</h1> <% for notification in notifications %> <p> <strong>{{ "{{ notification.actor_id }}" }}</strong> said at {{ "{{ notification.inserted_at }}" }}: </p> <blockquote> <p>{{ "{{ notification.object_id }}" }}</p> </blockquote> <% endfor %> Preparing Your Batched Notification Engine for Production Building a robust and scalable batched notification engine involves several key considerations and advanced features to ensure smooth operation and optimal user experience. Here’s how to prepare your system for production: Key Considerations for Production-Ready Batch Notifications Race Conditions: Ensure Atomic Operations: Utilize database transactions and locking mechanisms to avoid creating duplicate batches. In MongoDB, you can use the findAndModify operation to perform atomic updates. Example in Django: Copy Code from django.db import transaction @transaction.atomic def create_batch_if_not_exists(recipient_id, batch_key, batch_window): batch = NotificationBatch.objects.select_for_update().filter( recipient_id=recipient_id, batch_key=batch_key, closes_at__gt=timezone.now() ).first() if not batch: batch = NotificationBatch.objects.create( recipient_id=recipient_id, batch_key=batch_key, closes_at=timezone.now() + timedelta(seconds=batch_window) ) return batch Single Execution: Mark Batches as Processed: Ensure each batch is processed only once by marking it as processed after sending notifications. This can be done by updating the processed_at field. Example in Celery: Copy Code @celery.task def flush_batch(batch_id): batch = NotificationBatch.objects.get(id=batch_id) if batch.processed_at: return send_notification(batch) batch.processed_at = timezone.now() batch.save() Retries: Handle Failures Gracefully: Implement retry logic in Celery to handle temporary failures. Use exponential backoff and logging to manage retries. Example: Copy Code @celery.task(bind=True, max_retries=5) def send_notification(self, batch): try: # Code to send notification except Exception as e: self.retry(exc=e, countdown=2 ** self.request.retries) Advanced Features for Enhanced Batch Notifications Item Count: Track Total Items: Keep a count of the total number of items in each batch to provide more informative notifications, such as “You have 5 new comments.” Example in Django: Copy Code class NotificationBatch(models.Model): recipient = models.ForeignKey(User, on_delete=models.CASCADE) batch_key = models.CharField(max_length=255) closes_at = models.DateTimeField() processed_at = models.DateTimeField(null=True, blank=True) item_count = models.IntegerField(default=0) def add_notification_to_batch(batch, notification): batch.item_count += 1 batch.save() # Add notification to batch Early Flushing: Flush Based on Activity Thresholds: Implement logic to flush batches early when a certain number of notifications is reached, ensuring timely updates for high-activity users. Example: Copy Code def check_and_flush_batch(batch): if batch.item_count >= MAX_ITEMS_PER_BATCH: flush_batch(batch.id) User-Specific Windows: Customizable Batch Windows: Allow users to set their preferred batch window durations, offering flexibility in how frequently they receive notifications. Example in Django: Copy Code class UserProfile(models.Model): user = models.OneToOneField(User, on_delete=models.CASCADE) batch_window = models.IntegerField(default=300) # Default to 5 minutes def get_user_batch_window(user): return user.profile.batch_window Partitioned Cron Jobs: Distribute Tasks for High Volume: For applications with a large number of users, distribute cron jobs to handle the load effectively. This can be achieved by partitioning the data and processing in parallel. Example in Celery: Copy Code @celery.task def flush_batches(): batch_ids = NotificationBatch.objects.filter( closes_at__lte=timezone.now(), processed_at__isnull=True ).values_list('id', flat=True) for batch_id in batch_ids: flush_batch.delay(batch_id) By implementing these considerations and advanced features, you can build a production-ready batched notification system that is both scalable and efficient, leading to better user engagement and satisfaction. Building Batching May Not Seem Complex, Though an Experienced Developer Will Certainly Understand the Overheads in Maintaining it. If you find the tasks described above daunting for your team, you're not alone. That's why we created SuprSend . Here's how we differentiate your notifications building process for batched notifications. Feature/Step Manual Batch Notification System SuprSend Batch Notification Integration Notification Batching Manual configuration required to group notifications. Developers need to write custom code to batch events and send consolidated notifications. Automatically batches multiple triggers into a single output, sending one consolidated notification. Batch Window Management Developers must define and manage the batch window manually, often requiring custom logic to handle fixed and dynamic windows. Offers both fixed and dynamic batch windows. Dynamic windows can be set based on event properties, simplifying per-user customization. Batch Key Management Custom implementation needed to create unique batches for different scenarios. Allows defining unique batches using the batch_key , making it easy to create multiple batches per user. Retain Batch Events Developers must implement logic to limit and manage event data within a batch. Provides built-in functionality to retain a specific number of events, configurable between 2 and 100. Template Integration Manual creation of templates and handling of batched event variables. Simplifies template creation with $batched_events and $batched_event_count variables, providing easy integration with notification content. Database Management Requires developers to design and manage database schemas for notifications and batches, usually involving multiple collections or tables. Abstracts the complexity of database management, providing a streamlined approach to handle batch notifications. Cron Job and Task Scheduling Developers need to configure cron jobs and manage job queues manually, often using tools like Celery. Eliminates the need for manual cron job configuration, handling task scheduling automatically. Error Handling and Retries Custom logic needed for handling race conditions, ensuring atomic operations, and implementing retry mechanisms. Built-in error handling, ensuring atomic operations with tools like findAndModify in MongoDB, and automatic retry logic for failed tasks. Scalability and Performance Requires careful planning and optimization to scale, including partitioned cron jobs for high-volume applications. Designed for scalability, automatically managing high volumes and distributing tasks efficiently. User-Specific Customization Developers must implement custom logic to support user-specific batch windows and preferences. Supports per-user batch windows with dynamic configuration based on event properties, making customization straightforward. Integration and Maintenance High initial effort and ongoing maintenance to ensure system reliability and performance. Lowers integration effort and reduces maintenance overhead, providing a robust solution with minimal setup. Example Use Case: Batching Comments in a Collaboration App Manual Approach: Write custom code to batch comments within a specified time window. Design database schemas and manage entries for notifications and batches. Configure cron jobs to periodically check and send batched notifications. Implement error handling, retries, and ensure atomic operations. SuprSend Approach: Define a batch node within the SuprSend workflow. Set a fixed or dynamic batch window based on event properties. Use built-in batch variables in notification templates. SuprSend handles the batching, database management, scheduling, and error handling automatically. You can rely on SuprSend to orchestrate notifications across various channels, manage user preferences, and centralize your notification templates for team-wide visibility. Practical Demonstration on a Demo Application (Deployed on Github) We built a practical demo application to demonstrate how you can integrate the batching mechanism in your notification without any development. You can read more here: How to Batch Notifications for your Social Media/ Collaborative Application? (suprsend.com) It contains the Github link as well. What are batch notifications on facebook? Batch notifications on Facebook refer to a feature where multiple notifications are grouped or batched together into a single notification event. This grouping helps reduce the number of individual notifications a user receives, especially when there are multiple related activities or updates within a short period. For example, instead of receiving separate notifications for each comment, like, or mention on a post, Facebook may batch these notifications into a single notification to improve user experience and reduce notification overload. 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/suprsend-the-push-notification-platform-built-for-scale-and-engagement | SuprSend: The Push Notification Platform Built for Scale and Engagement Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Notification Infrastructure SuprSend: The Push Notification Platform Built for Scale and Engagement Nikita Navral • August 30, 2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS When evaluating push notification platforms , product and engineering teams need more than a simple “send( )” API. Modern applications require multi-channel orchestration, personalization, observability, and user preference management to ensure notifications drive engagement rather than fatigue. That’s how SuprSend stands out. Why SuprSend for Push Notifications? 1. Unified API Across Channels Instead of managing separate integrations for FCM, APNS, Mi Push, or vendor SDKs, SuprSend provides a single API to send push notifications reliably across iOS, Android, and web plus email, SMS, in-app, and chat channels. 2. Developer-First Infrastructure SDKs in all major languages (Node.js, Python, Java, Go, React Native, Flutter, etc.) Real-time logs and observability for debugging latency, failures, and delivery paths Built-in retries, fallbacks, and smart channel routing to guarantee delivery 3. Advanced Notification Features Batching/Digest: Combine multiple alerts into one clean push notification Time-zone Awareness: Deliver messages at the user’s local time for higher engagement Dynamic Workflows: Trigger push notifications programmatically for OTP, verification, alerts, or status updates Smart Routing: Optimize cost and engagement by sending through the most effective channel first 4. User-Centric Experience SuprSend includes a Preference Center so users decide how and when they want to receive push notifications, reducing churn and increasing brand loyalty. 5. Proven Business Impact Freightify boosted quote win ratios by 30% with SuprSend-powered notifications Topmate scaled multi-channel push campaigns without extra engineering overhead Evocalize improved repeat purchases by 27% through smarter notification engagement The Result: Push Notifications That Scale With Your Product With SuprSend, you don’t just send push alerts - you orchestrate personalized, reliable, and context-aware notifications across all devices and channels. Companies that adopt SuprSend see: 90% reduction in operational overhead 40% uplift in engagement rates 30% savings in notification costs Conclusion If you’re searching for the best push notification platform , SuprSend delivers a developer-first, multi-channel, and enterprise-ready infrastructure that empowers teams to build scalable, user-friendly notification systems in days, not months. 👉 Start free with 10,000 notifications/month and transform how your product engages users. 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/suprsend-the-notification-management-platform-built-for-startups | SuprSend - The Notification Management Platform Built for Startups Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Notification Infrastructure SuprSend - The Notification Management Platform Built for Startups Nikita Navral • October 8, 2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS Notification management for startups means building a scalable backbone that ensures every product message, whether a password reset or feature update, is delivered reliably, on time, and across every channel. Startups often struggle between speed of launch and system reliability . SuprSend was built to solve exactly that. What Is Notification Management for Startups? Notification management is how your product delivers alerts, updates, and messages across channels - email, SMS, push, in-app, or chat- without reinventing infrastructure. The goal: ensure reliability, personalization, and consistency , while minimizing engineering effort . Core Capabilities Every Startup Needs Capability Why It Matters How SuprSend Solves It Message Orchestration Centralize all workflows - transactional, marketing, or operational - in one place. Visual Workflow Engine lets teams trigger, delay, branch, and retry without code deployments. Multi-Channel Delivery Avoid vendor chaos and ensure reach across all major channels. Single unified API to SendGrid, Twilio, FCM/APNS, WhatsApp, Slack, and more, with automatic failovers. User Preferences & Subscriptions Give users control over how, when, and where they’re notified while ensuring compliance. Hosted Preference Center + SDKs with category, channel, and frequency options prebuilt. Template Management Eliminate HTML in code and enable brand-consistent messaging at scale. WYSIWYG editor with versioning, internationalization, and per-brand customization. Tracking & Analytics Understand performance across every workflow and channel. Unified Logs + Analytics with step-by-step visibility down to the user level. Retry & Error Handling Ensure critical alerts never get lost or delayed. Automatic retries, fallback routing, and digesting to reduce noise while maintaining reliability. Developer Integrations Enable fast integration and continuous evolution without rewrites. SDKs for Node, Python, Java, React, Flutter, with CI/CD, staging isolation, and webhooks. Why Startups Choose SuprSend 1. Speed to Market Ship notifications in days, not months. 👉 Example: A financial reporting startup launched a complete notification system in 2 weeks using SuprSend’s APIs. 2. Reliability at Scale Never miss critical messages. 👉 Example: Teachmint boosted user engagement 2× by centralizing multi-channel notifications and adding in-app inboxes. 3. Consistency and Branding Deliver branded, white-labeled notifications automatically. 👉 Example: Freightify used SuprSend’s multi-tenant architecture to send personalized notifications per customer brand, saving 600+ dev hours. 4. Cost Efficiency Batch, digest, and route smartly, reduce cost per message. Startups using SuprSend’s smart routing save up to 30% on notification costs while improving engagement rates by 20%. 5. Developer-First Foundation A clean API layer with full observability, version control, and automated deployment. Your product team can design, your engineers can debug instantly, and your users get seamless experiences. Real Results Across Startups Company Industry Outcome Evocalize SaaS (Marketing) Achieved +27% repeat purchases via engagement notifications powered by SuprSend. Delightree Franchise SaaS 2× engagement among franchise owners and frontline workers with multi-channel delivery. Solar Informatics CleanTech Reduced time-to-live for notifications by 75% through SuprSend’s multi-tenant architecture. Refrens Freelance Network Increased notification engagement by 144% using SuprSend’s in-app inbox and batching logic. eShipz Logistics SaaS Cut customer onboarding time by 3 weeks with unified templates and smart vendor routing. Perfect for Early-Stage to Scale-Up SuprSend grows with you: Free tier: 10k notifications/month Essentials plan: For scaling teams ($100/mo) Business & Enterprise: With batching, preferences, and multi-tenant data modeling Startups like Topmate built creator campaigns and funnels directly inside their product using SuprSend workflows: proof that it’s not just infrastructure, it’s leverage. In Short For startups, notification management is not just about sending messages - it’s about building trust, reducing noise, and scaling communication intelligently. 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https://www.suprsend.com/post/suprsend-a-unified-notification-platform-for-mobile-apps-with-powerful-email-support | SuprSend: A Unified Notification Platform for Mobile Apps With Powerful Email Support Product FEATURES Template Engine Powerful template editors for all channels App Inbox Fully customizable inbox for your app & website Analytics Deep data insights on notification performance Logs Real-time notifications logs for all channels Smart Routing Reach users where they are Branding Seamlessly manage multi-brand customization Workflows Craft complex notification workflows Bifrost Run notifications natively on data warehouse Preferences Develop user focused notifications Integrations Integrate any channel and provider within mins Solutions BY USECASES Transactional Real-time alerts like authentication, activity updates Batching & Digest Aggregate multiple alerts into one Collaboration & Action Alerts on cross-user activity Scheduled Notifications One-time or recurring alerts like reminders Multi-tenant Alerts tailored to your customer's preferences Announcement / Newsletters Feature releases, achievements, product & policy updates Pricing Docs Customers Blog Login Get Started For Free Login Sign up Email management SuprSend: A Unified Notification Platform for Mobile Apps With Powerful Email Support Nikita Navral • December 11, 2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS Building notifications for a mobile app often starts simple - send a push, send an email. Then reality hits. You need routing logic when push fails, consistent templates across channels, detailed logs, preference controls, personalized content, and automation that scales. What used to be a small feature becomes a sprawling infrastructure project. SuprSend solves that entire problem space with one API. It gives mobile teams a single platform to deliver notifications across push, email, in-app, SMS, WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, and more, while coordinating fallbacks, templates, workflows, and analytics in one place. Developers integrate once. Product teams get full control. Users receive messages that feel timely, relevant, and aligned with their preferences. Multi-Channel Support Designed for Mobile Apps Mobile apps need more than push alone. SuprSend provides: • Mobile push across iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter • Email through any major provider (SendGrid, SES, Mailgun, etc.) • In-app inbox with real-time sync • SMS, WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, and more All channels share a unified API, so you never stitch together provider-specific logic again. One integration unlocks every channel you need, and you can add more without touching your app code. SuprSend customers like Teachmint and Delightree used this multi-channel setup to move from email-only systems to robust push + inbox + email experiences that doubled engagement. Cross-Channel Routing That Ensures Delivery When a push notification goes unseen, SuprSend automatically routes the message through email or another fallback channel without duplication or noise. Smart routing considers: • User preferences • Channel availability • Recent activity • Previous notification outcomes This increases seen rates and reduces cost. Refrens , for example, used inbox-first routing with timed fallback to email and saw a 144% engagement lift . Template Management That Works for Both Push and Email Instead of maintaining separate pipelines for push and email, SuprSend centralizes template management: • Channel-specific variations • Shared components across channels • Version control + rollback • Multi-language support • Visual editing with real-time preview Teams can iterate quickly without developer involvement. Freightify , Teachmint , and Artwork Flow used this to ship dynamic, branded templates that previously required days of engineering effort. Developer Experience Built for Speed SuprSend is API-first: • SDKs for iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, Node, Python, Java, Go • Real-time message logs for debugging • Step-by-step delivery tracing per user • Staging vs production environments • CI/CD-friendly workflow APIs CrazyGames cut notification deployment time from weeks to hours by moving templates and logic out of code and into SuprSend’s workflow engine. Case studies repeatedly highlight its “integration in a single sprint” experience: Evocalize , a B2B2C platform, migrated core notifications with just one backend engineer. Reliable Delivery at Scale SuprSend handles: • Retries, failovers, and state management • High-volume mobile push + email throughput • Multi-region deployment • SLAs and enterprise reliability Whether it's sending weather risk alerts ( Solar Informatics ) or real-time operational updates ( eShipz ), SuprSend ensures that critical notifications actually reach users. Personalization, Segmentation, and Preferences Users expect notifications that feel relevant not noisy. SuprSend gives apps everything needed to tailor communication: • Dynamic data in templates (Handlebars-based) • Preference center out of the box • Category, frequency, and channel-level controls • Multi-tenant preference logic for B2B2C apps Topmate , Delightree , and Evocalize used these capabilities to improve user trust and reduce churn, while letting end users fine-tune how they receive notifications. Automation & Delivery Intelligence Mobile apps rely on the right message delivered at the right moment. SuprSend’s workflow engine supports: • Event-triggered workflows • Timezone-aware sending • Delays, batching, and digesting • Multi-step onboarding and reminder flows • Conditional branching and escalation • Sequence building with no-code editor Teachmint used digests to cut notification noise while doubling engagement. Topmate built multi-step funnels for creators directly on top of SuprSend workflows. Analytics & Observability That Reduce Guesswork SuprSend provides: • Delivery, open, click, latency, and failure insights • Consolidated logs across push and email • Real-time debugging down to the user level • Workflow-level performance metrics Logs and analytics were a major reason companies switched from in-house systems or OneSignal-style tools, where visibility was limited. Security, Compliance & Data Residency SuprSend meets five major frameworks: SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, CPRA Data stays in your selected region (US, EU, APAC) with regional isolation and AWS-backed infrastructure. This gives mobile apps the compliance foundation needed for enterprise and global scale. Why Mobile Teams Choose SuprSend Across customer stories, a consistent pattern emerges: • Faster integration (hours or days, not months) • Better reliability across push + email • Centralized templates + workflows • Complete visibility and debugging • Users stay more engaged • Developers stop maintaining notification code Real outcomes: • 2× engagement (Delightree) • 144% higher interaction with app inbox (Refrens) • 30% uplift in win rate (Freightify) • 27% more programs launched (Evocalize) • 3 weeks shaved off onboarding (eShipz) Final Takeaway Mobile notifications today demand orchestration, intelligence, reliability, and personalization—not just sending. SuprSend gives mobile teams everything required to deliver push and email notifications that are coordinated, consistent, and user-friendly, without the engineering overhead of building infrastructure in-house. One API. All channels. Full control. No fragmentation. 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https://www.finalroundai.com/blog/angi-layoffs-2026 | Angi Layoffs: 350 Jobs Cut as AI Takes Over More Work Promotion title Promotion description Button Text Interview Copilot AI Application AI Resume Builder Auto Apply AI Resume Builder Auto Apply AI Mock Interview Pricing Resources Resume Creation Tools Recruiters Hotline Resume Checker Cover Letter Generator Career Guidance Tools AI Career Coach LinkedIn Profile Optimizer LinkedIn Resume Builder Support Guides Blog Articles Resume Creation Tools Recruiters Hotline Resume Checker Cover Letter Generator Career Guidance Tools AI Career Coach LinkedIn Profile Optimizer LinkedIn Resume Builder Support Guides Blog Articles Question bank Sign In Sign Up Interview Copilot AI Application AI Resume Builder Auto Apply AI Mock Interview Pricing Resources Resume Creation Tools Recruiters Hotline Resume Checker Cover Letter Generator Career Guidance Tools AI Career Coach LinkedIn Profile Optimizer LinkedIn Resume Builder Support Guides Blog Articles 🔥 Question Bank Sign In Home > Blog > News Home > Blog > News Angi Layoffs: 350 Jobs Cut as AI Takes Over More Work Angi, also known as Angie's List, is laying off 350 employees, citing AI for efficiency gains. Here’s what happened and why it matters. Written by Kaustubh Saini Edited by Jaya Muvania Reviewed by Kaivan Dave Updated on Jan 9, 2026 Read time 3 min read Comments https://www.finalroundai.com/blog/angi-layoffs-2026 Link copied! Angi, the company formerly known as Angie’s List, announced that it is cutting 350 jobs in the first quarter of 2026, citing “AI-driven efficiency improvements” as the primary reason. Angi Layoffs Explained Angi disclosed this layoff news in an SEC filing : “ On January 7, 2026, Angi Inc. announced a reduction of its global workforce by approximately 350 employees to reduce operating expenses and optimize the organizational structure in support of long-term growth and in light of AI-driven efficiency improvements. ” Angi had about 2,800 employees before, meaning this single round of cuts will shrink the team by 12.5%. The company says these job cuts and related changes are expected to save it between $70 million and $80 million every year. However, to do the massive restructuring and cover the severance payments, they will have to spend about $30 million, too. The layoffs are expected to be completed before March 2026. If you are not familiar with Angi, it is a membership-based directory that helps homeowners find trusted professionals for everything from plumbing repairs to kitchen renovations. The company was founded in 1995 by Angie Hicks and William S. Oesterle as Angie’s List, originally as a membership-based directory where users paid to access verified reviews of local service providers. This paid model helped Angi build a reputation for high-quality reviews at a time when online consumer feedback was still in its early days. In 2017, Angie’s List merged with HomeAdvisor under IAC, forming ANGI Homeservices, and in 2021 the company rebranded to Angi to reflect its transition from a review directory to a full-fledged home services platform focused on booking and end-to-end project support. Angi clearly says AI is behind the job cuts We have seen many layoffs happening in 2026. While people think it is because of AI, most companies don’t actually cite AI as the main reason. But in this case, this is true. The company has been actively investing in AI technology for months. Angi launched AI Helper in June 2025 as part of its 30-year celebration and push to modernize how people request home services. However, not everyone buys the idea that AI efficiency is the real reason behind layoffs. Some users online argue that blaming AI has become a convenient excuse and a cheap trick to boost stock prices. Some also think it’s just offshoring jobs to Europe. A survey of workers found that 69% believe “AI layoffs” are mostly an excuse for cost-cutting , not genuine automation. Bottom Line For Angi, AI can now perform many of the tasks that once required humans, from analyzing customer requests, matching them with appropriate service providers, handling initial communications, to even managing scheduling conflicts. But as AI becomes more affordable, companies will continue to face a fundamental question: Should we keep human employees when machines can do the work faster and cheaper? The answer, at least from a pure business standpoint, seems obvious. Stuart Russell, a leading AI researcher, has said that rapid advances in AI could eventually automate as much as 80% of jobs worldwide . If that prediction even comes close to reality, the layoffs we are seeing today will be early chapters of a much larger transition. Upgrade your resume! Create a hireable resume with just one click and stand out to recruiters. 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https://developers.reddit.com/apps/read-the-rules | Read The Rules | Reddit for Developers Readme Read The Rules by MrTommyPickles Purpose Read The Rules is intended to help encourage users to actually read their community rules by requiring them to confirm that they have read them. This acknowledgement is available to mods to view and manage when carrying out their duties. Moderator and admin content are never removed. Functions By installing the app, a new menu item will appear on the subreddit menu and on posts/comments. Clicking on any of these menu items will present a form. This form will be different depending on whether the operating user has mod privileges. Normal users will be presented with the user acknowledgement form that displays a list of the rules and allows them to submit an acknowledgement that they have read the rules. If one was already submitted it will also display how long it has been and users may renew their acknowledgement at any time. This form works the same whether it was accessed from the subreddit menu or a post/comment. Users with mod privileges will get the Mod View. When accessed form a post or comment, this will display the OP's acknowledgement age and provides options to revoke or set it to today's date. This allows mods to force users to reaffirm their acknowledgement whenever necessary or to set it manually if needed. when accessed from the subreddit menu then the username field may be edited to access any user's acknowledgement. By default Read The Rules will automatically remove posts from users who have yet to acknowledge that they have Read The Rules. Removals of posts will be provided a reason via a sticky comment. Optionally, comments may be removed as well. Comment removals will receive a PM from u/read-the-rules. A removal reason will automatically be added for these removals in the subreddit's Saved Responses (if there is a slot available). This allows mods to more easily view the reasons for the removal. Note: For users on old.reddit, acknowledgements may be submitted, with no mod involvement, by sending a specifically formatted mod mail . The subject should be 'Read The Rules' and the body should just say 'Acknowledged.'. Users will receive a response from u/read-the-rules if successful. This mod mail will be automatically archived if successful. App Configuration Settings Enable Read The Rules App Allows the app to be enabled/disabled without entirely uninstalling it. Rule list may be viewed but new acknowledgments are not allowed. Note: You can give users a grace period by enabling this option and disabling the Require for Posts/Comments options below. Content will not be removed but users can still submit acknowledgements. Options: Require for Posts Toggles automatic removals for posts. Require for Comments Toggles automatic removals for comments. Note: If comments and posts are both disabled, users are free to submit acknowledgements but no removals will take place. Custom Removal Message This message will be sent when content is removed. It is sent as a sticky comment for post removals or as a private message for comment removals. Message may be customized with the following placeholders: {username}, {subreddit_name}, {content_type}, {permalink}. Custom Acknowledgement Message This is the message users see when they are asked to confirm that they have Read The Rules. They must check a box next to this message to submit. Message may be customized with the following placeholders: {username}, {subreddit_name}. Advanced: Acknowledgement Expiration (days) For subreddits that update rules regularly, this setting can be used to force users to Read The Rules on a regular basis. If a user with an older acknowledgement submits content then it will be removed and they will be asked to Read The Rules again. Require Users To Acknowledge Each Individual Rule If enabled then users will have to toggle a checkbox for each individual rule in order to submit an acknowledgement. This slows down the user making it more likely they will Read The Rules but it's annoying. Remove 'Rule #' from list By default the app includes rule numbers in the rule list. However, this may not be desirable if the rule's title already has the rule's number in it. Simple Form This option removes all the rules from the acknowledgement form. Users will need to read the rules via sidebar or other means before submitting their acknowledgement. Do NOT Automatically Revoke Banned Users The app normally revokes a user's acknowledgement at the time they are banned. This option overrides that feature. App Update Reminders The app will periodically check whether a newer version of the app is available. If one is detected it will send a mod mail to the subreddit to remind mods to install the new update. Updates will include bug fixes and/or new features so disabling reminders is NOT recommended. Thank you! I hope everyone finds my Read The Rules app to be useful and easy to use. This is still a work in progress so if you find bugs or want to suggest any ideas feel free to visit the official Read The Rules subreddit . Thank you again for trying my app! Sincerely, u/MrTommyPickles Changelog: Read The Rules v0.0.9 Added workaround for a Devvit bug that prevented the app from running for subreddits with image widgets in the sidebar that are missing links. If your sub has an image widget I recommend adding a link to it, even if it's just back to your sub. This bug affects all apps that require sidebar information, such as the rule list. Until Reddit fixes this bug, this workaround will force the app to default to a simple acknowledgement form (no rule list). Special thanks to Zeero for their assistance with this one! Read The Rules v0.0.8 Banned users will now have their acknowledgements revoked automatically. Rule descriptions are now shown on desktop (workaround for helpText bug). Added option to customize acknowledgement text on user form. Added advanced option for a simple acknowledgement form. Added advanced option to remove rule numbers from list. Rule list is now viewable even if app is disabled in settings (no more 'Read The Rules currently disabled' message). App now notifies mods when an new version of the app is available. Minor bug fixes. Read The Rules v0.0.4 Added list of rules to acknowledgement form Note: Reddit has a bug in desktop mode which prevents rule descriptions(helpText) from loading. Until fixed, desktop mode will only show titles. Mobile app shows in full. Acknowledgements can now be sent via mod mail to support old.reddit New option to require acknowledgement of individual rules Custom removal message Read The Rules v0.0.3 Bug Fix (mod view will actually show now.) 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Sell your time, your talent, whatever you create or build always on your terms. Get started See Example This is also a heading This is a heading Key Points What’s not to love about freelancing? You get to be your own boss and work on what you are most passionate about. The freedoms are extensive, including deciding when to work, which facilitates the work-life balance that the modern population craves. Today, there are diverse opportunities for anyone looking to be their own boss, full- or part-time. Taxes are inevitable in the UK, as in almost every country globally. Therefore, you shouldn’t view the freelancer tax as an extra burden but rather an additional government revenue stream that helps improve the economy. Despite this view, understanding freelance tax in the UK can be challenging, making your self-employment endeavors feel much more complicated. Don't worry; we’ve got you covered with all the basics below. The Taxation System for Freelancers in the UK You work for yourself as a freelancer and are classified as a sole trader . As such, you must register with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). The tax system for freelancers lets you register and do your taxes online. Nonetheless, you must be diligent to ensure you do it accurately and don’t miss any deadlines. When registering, HMRC will send you a 10-digit Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR). You will also receive a code after completing the online registration, usually in 10 days. You can now set up an online self-assessment with UTR and the code. You fill out the self-assessment form for the previous tax year. If you do it by post, you need to complete it by October 31 and January 31 if you do it online. The tax bill should also be settled by January 31st. That’s the basic taxation system, but how do you know if you should pay taxes as a freelancer? Below is a quick breakdown of what freelance tax in the UK entails. UK Taxation of Self-Employed Individuals The freelancer taxation system in the UK can be overwhelming for most. Nonetheless, you should understand the basics as an intelligent business person. As you navigate the UK's self-employed taxes, here are the basics you should understand: Income Tax In the UK, tax on freelancers is derived from their profits, which must be at least £12,500. The income tax is total earnings minus all the allowable business expenses. You also have personal allowances set at £12,570. This means the first £12,570 profits are not taxed. Tax Bands Three primary bands are used to determine tax for freelancers in the UK. The basic rate is 20% on earnings from £12,570 to £50,270. Freelancers earning from £50,271 – £125,140 pay a higher rate set at 40%. If you earn £125,141 or more, your self-employment tax rate falls under the third band set at 45%. These tax bands are determined by employment and freelancing earnings. Therefore, if the total earned from employed work and freelancing pushes you from the basic rate to the higher rate, your tax obligation will be calculated at 40%, not 20%. National Insurance Contributions (NICs) Like their employed counterparts, freelancers need to contribute to NICs funds. This makes you eligible for state benefits and pension, which is crucial as you strive to secure your financial future. When calculating taxes as a freelancer, it’s wise to account for NICs, which fall under: Class 2 for profits above £6,725 Class 4 for profits of more than £12,570 a year. You could also contribute to Class 3, such as when the income is below the threshold, but you still want to maintain a full NIC record. Value Added Tax (VAT) If your turnover exceeds £85,000 annually, you need to register for VAT. This means you’ll start charging VAT on your sales, which you pay to HMRC. Tax Deductions for Freelancers It costs money to make money, a concept that the tax authorities acknowledge. That is why there are allowable deductions in freelancing and taxes. You can’t go about deducting any expense from your income and deeming it a deductible. Allowable deductions are expenses that are wholly and exclusively associated with your freelancing endeavors. Such expenses include marketing, office supplies, insurance, staff salaries, travel expenses, equipment, and training courses, to name a few. These tax deductions ensure that you only pay freelance tax on the profit earned, not all the income. Understanding the Process of Paying Taxes as a Freelancer in the UK After registering as self-employed with HMRC, paying freelance tax UK takes a few steps, the standard including: Know the taxes: As mentioned earlier, as a freelancer, you pay income tax and NICs, which are based on your total income minus allowable expenses. Complete self-assessment tax returns: This is done annually, with the deadline set at 31st January after the end of the tax year, which runs from 6th April to the following 5th April. Calculate tax owed: You calculate the tax owed per the profit and tax band and also determine the NICs contribution amount. You then submit the amount, which must be done by the 31st January deadline. Considering your busy freelancing schedule, the process seems straightforward, but you can quickly lose track. A quick way to facilitate smooth progress is to ensure you keep accurate and up-to-date financial records. Documents such as invoices, receipts, and bank statements allow you to easily fill out the forms and accurately calculate the freelance tax and NICs. Leveraging Smart Tax Services for 100% Compliance While freelancing offers notable freedoms, it can be scary for some. The thought of doing something on your own is risky, which many avoid. For the brave ones, self-employment can be quite rewarding. Understanding and keeping up with freelance tax UK regulations can be complex and more of a full-time job. That is why many freelancers opt to enlist professional tax assistance services. Smart tax services like Ruul take the heavy lifting off your shoulders. The professionals ensure you maintain 100% tax compliance without shifting your focus from your core functions. You will easily track income and expenses, calculate freelance tax, and remit it before the deadlines. This is all while remaining focused on your operations, making it easier to deliver the best to your clients and grow your freelancing business. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Mert Bulut Mert Bulut is an innate entrepreneur, who after completing his education in Management Engineering (BSc) and Programming (MSc), co-founded Ruul at the age of 27. His achievements in entrepreneurship were recognized by Fortune magazine, which named him as one of their 40 under 40 in 2022. 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Written by Kaustubh Saini Edited by Jaya Muvania Reviewed by Kaivan Dave Updated on Dec 1, 2025 Read time 4 min read Comments https://www.finalroundai.com/blog/industries-least-affected-by-ai-2025 Link copied! While many industries face hiring slowdowns and layoffs, 4 sectors are ditching the trend. According to Indeed’s 2026 US Jobs & Hiring Trends Report , Banking & Finance, Marketing, Production & Manufacturing, and Therapy show promising growth patterns despite broader economic uncertainty. Let’s break down what’s happening in each sector and why these opportunities matter for job seekers right now. 1. Banking & Finance The banking and finance sector experienced a 5.4% increase in Job postings in October 2025. This boost is more than just traditional bank-teller or loan-officer roles. A recent industry-wide review shows that many openings are for tech and data-oriented roles like software engineers, data analysts or scientists, risk analysts, security engineers, and financial analysts are increasingly in demand. The driver behind this shift is structural. PwC’s research found that the demand for AI capabilities within the Financial Services sector is rising rapidly. Financial institutions are rapidly adopting digital banking, AI for fraud detection, algorithmic trading, and advanced data-driven services. Among all industries, Financial Services ranks just behind the IT sector in terms of AI skill requirements. In 2024, AI skills were required in 5.1% of all Financial Services job postings, a figure significantly higher than the industry average. AI is changing career roles in finance in a major way . Other than AI, regulatory requirements and stricter compliance are pushing banks to expand teams in compliance, risk, and audit, roles that are harder to automate. 2. Therapy Therapy actually saw an increase of 4.2% in job openings in October. According to a CNN analysis , employment growth in the mental health field is expected to be triple the projection for typical US jobs. The U.S. population is increasingly recognizing mental health as important. Workplace stress and burnout have reached critical levels. Companies are responding by investing heavily in mental health support as employees demand better well-being initiatives. The American Counseling Association reports that the U.S. behavioral health market is projected to grow by $49.3 billion in the next decade. Indeed’s report also reaffirmed that the healthcare sector is still contributing heavily to the job growth that happened this year. 3. Production & Manufacturing Manufacturing saw a minor jump in job postings of only 1.1%. In recent times, manufacturing is experiencing a high-tech revolution that’s creating new jobs requiring advanced skills. The National Association of Manufacturers projects that 3.8 million manufacturing jobs will need to be staffed over the next decade due to industry growth. Robert Half’s research shows that 58% of employers in the manufacturing industry are expanding their teams in 2025, hiring for both new and open positions. Industry 4.0 is driving hiring in this sector. This includes the ongoing digital transformation of manufacturing. Companies are modernizing operations with artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, digital twins, and 3D printing. This shift is creating surging demand for workers skilled in engineering, data analytics, and cybersecurity. Deloitte’s Manufacturing Industry Outlook predicts that investment in smart manufacturing will continue in 2026. The U.S. manufacturing industry could need as many as 3.8 million additional employees between 2024 and 2033. Even as demand rises, there is difficulty in attracting and retaining talent. Another factor boosting manufacturing jobs is Reshoring. Companies are moving production back to the United States. This trend, driven by policy incentives, is creating additional demand for skilled professionals. Many of these jobs are in high- or medium-tech manufacturing, reflecting a broader shift toward more advanced production processes rather than low-skill assembly lines. Also, demand for semiconductor manufacturing and data-centre related hardware domestically is are key factor in certain geographies. 4. Marketing Marketing saw a small 0.5% increase in new openings, according to Indeed’s report. Robert Half’s research reveals that 48% of marketing leaders plan to add new permanent roles in the second half of 2025. Even as the broader economy faces uncertainty, companies continue to invest in marketing. For them, marketing remains central to reaching changing consumer segments, especially in a constantly shifting economic and digital landscape. Top industries hiring for marketing roles include professional services, manufacturing and transportation, consumer products and e-commerce, and technology sectors. Interestingly, while entry-level listings are a bit shaky lately, senior marketing positions are holding up . Many firms are prioritizing experienced talent who can steer growth strategy and brand positioning. Also, the adoption of data-driven marketing is growing, which raises demand for marketers with analytical skills. Bottom Line For job seekers, the key is to target sectors with real growth. Whether you are starting your career or making a change , these sectors offer paths forward in an otherwise challenging job market. The labor market in 2025 isn’t collapsing, but it’s changing. The four sectors where job postings rose highlight where demand remains strong. From the Indeed Report, we can also see which sectors have seen a significant decline in new vacancies. 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Check out what’s improved, what’s not, and whether the upgrade is worth it. Written by Kaustubh Saini Edited by Jaya Muvania Reviewed by Kaivan Dave Updated on Dec 12, 2025 Read time 6 min read Comments https://www.finalroundai.com/blog/chatgpt-5-2-developer-reactions Link copied! OpenAI launched GPT-5.2 on December 11, 2025, calling it their “ most capable model series yet for professional knowledge work. ” What’s New in ChatGPT 5.2? GPT-5.2 comes in 3 versions designed for different needs: GPT-5.2 Instant: It’s optimized for everyday tasks like translation and answering quick questions. GPT-5.2 Thinking: It handles coding, mathematics, multi-step planning, and analyzing long documents. Basically, made for complex projects. GPT-5.2 Pro: According to OpenAI, this is their smartest AI model yet, where accuracy matters more than speed. It brings several improvements with it: Fewer hallucinations: The model makes 30% fewer errors compared to GPT-5.1. Improved vision : The model cuts error rates roughly in half when interpreting charts, diagrams, and screenshots. Tool Calling: GPT-5.2 Thinking pulled off a 98.7% on Tau2-bench Telecom, meaning it’s actually reliable during those long, multi-turn tasks. Context Window: 5.2 Thinking model is claimed to maintain almost 100% context retention throughout a conversation. GPT-5.2 Thinking API costs $1.75 per million input tokens and $14 per million output tokens, representing a 40% increase over GPT-5.1. The premium GPT-5.2 Pro is even steeper at $21 per million input tokens and $168 per million output tokens. ChatGPT’s subscription prices remain unchanged. The model is available to Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plan subscribers, with a gradual rollout. Before you dismiss this article as another ‘ AI slop ,’ give me a second to get into the details. What do Benchmarks say? Since I am going to focus on coding mostly, let's start with SWE. On SWE-Bench Pro, GPT-5.2 Thinking scored 55.6%. On the standard SWE-bench Verified test, it hit an impressive 80%. So, if you are using this for coding, it’s way better at debugging, cleaning up giant messy codebases, and rolling out fixes on its own. GPT-5.2 Thinking solved 40.3% of the expert-level math questions, setting a new high score on FrontierMath. AI models are getting much better at actual mathematical reasoning, not just guessing patterns. The Race Against Google According to The Information , Sam Altman called a ‘code red’ in December after Google’s Gemini 3 got to the top spot on several rankings. He basically hit the brakes on anything that wasn’t essential and speed-run an update to ChatGPT. However, OpenAI executives pushed back against this rushed development. CEO Fidji Simo clarified that the model had been a work in progress for months, with the release date planned well in advance. After testing ChatGPT 5.2, what do developers actually think? Sam Altman even called it their biggest upgrade ever: Even without the ability to do new things like output polished files, GPT-5.2 feels like the biggest upgrade we've had in a long time. Curious to hear what you think! — Sam Altman (@sama) December 11, 2025 But is it really an improvement, or are we still stuck in this vicious circle? Every AI company keeps claiming the same thing. OpenAI, Google, xAI, or Anthropic routinely announces that its model is the world’s most powerful. They will share reviews from other companies and the “positive” reception they received on social media. But the real question is whether it is actually worthy of an upgrade, or is it just another hype move to one-up the competition? I decided to find some actual reviews shared by developers online to see how it works for real people. Matt Shumer got early access to GPT-5.2, and his take is pretty clear: it writes better code than GPT-5.1, but it’s slow. It is able to work with complex tasks better than before, with deep reasoning, and write more code without stopping. He also said it beats Claude’s Opus 4.5 easily for difficult work. Pietro Schirano also had similar opinions. He tested GPT-5.2 to build a full 3D graphics engine in a single file. The output was produced in a single try in 4K with interactive controls: I've been testing GPT-5.2 for a while now. It's a serious leap forward in complex reasoning, math, coding, and simulations. It built a full 3D graphics engine in a single file. Interactive controls. 4K export. One shot. The pace of progress is unreal. pic.twitter.com/yTaEA9Dbyy — Pietro Schirano (@skirano) December 11, 2025 The better reasoning capabilities help it to add something extra. Simon Smith tested GPT-5.2 Thinking vs. GPT-5.1 by asking them to build a piano-quiz app in Canvas. GPT-5.2 hit all the requirements and even added smart extra features. GPT-5.1 totally messed up: Here's an example of GPT-5.2 Thinking versus GPT-5.1 Thinking for creating an app in ChatGPT's Canvas. The app is an interactive piano quiz. 5.2 not only nailed the requirements, but added thoughtful features. 5.1 did poorly, including messing up the keys as you can see. pic.twitter.com/i5SWu3xxip — Simon Smith (@_simonsmith) December 11, 2025 Another early tester, Theo Browne, was also impressed. His "Skatebench" benchmark shows a significant regression in GPT-5.2 for 3D reasoning: Other than that, his review backs up what others said, too. It generates impressive UIs, with noticeable improvements in quality and design compared to older models. But the biggest competition for GPT 5.2 is Gemini 3 Pro. YouTuber Paul J Lipsky tested them side-by-side in real tests: OpenAI’s newest model excelled in logic and understanding by providing concise, accurate answers to trick questions. Gemini 3 Pro demonstrated superior multimodal capabilities. For instance, when analyzing a photo of eyewear, Gemini was able to correctly identify the specific retail store by pulling external information, whereas GPT-5.2 provided a more generic analysis. The gap between the two models became most apparent during creative and technical tasks. In coding, while GPT-5.2 was faster to respond, it generated an unworkable landing page, whereas Gemini produced a clean, functional layout. Ultimately, while GPT-5.2 is a strong contender for everyday productivity, He concluded that Gemini 3 Pro is still slightly better. However, not everyone was impressed. Developers weren’t too happy about the extra censorship because of more safety guardrails and slower reasoning. Many accused it of being just a new version to go up on benchmarks, but not on actual usefulness. Former AWS executive Allie Miller also found that the model’s tone is more rigid, and its outputs are often excessively long. But she noted that the thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving were noticeably stronger than in previous models. Dan Shipper says GPT-5.2 feels slightly smarter but not enough to replace his day-to-day model yet. Its standout strength is long-running autonomous tasks, where it completed a two-hour P&L analysis with strong results. But one thing most developers agreed on is its GDPval benchmark score. GDPval is a new evaluation designed to measure how well AI models perform economically valuable tasks across 44 occupations. GPT-5.2 excels on GDPval, beating or tying industry professionals in about 70.9% of tasks. Someone tested ChatGPT 5.2 with a very basic question: how many R’s are in the word “garlic”? Well, it depends on how you want to interpret this answer from ChatGPT 5.2. You could say it still fails at basic tasks, or you could argue that it is technically correct, since there is no uppercase “R” in the word “garlic.” The Bottom Line It is still very early to judge where GPT 5.2 is truly headed. While it shows clear improvements in speed and surface level correctness, it also reveals how fragile it can be on simple, precise reasoning tasks. That matters a lot in real software work. AI can already automate parts of junior level work like boilerplate code, quick refactors, and basic debugging. But replacing an experienced senior engineer is a completely different problem. Senior developers do not just write code. They understand systems, tradeoffs, edge cases, business context, and long term consequences. That kind of judgment is not something a model can reliably replicate yet. Upgrade your resume! Create a hireable resume with just one click and stand out to recruiters. 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Sell your time, your talent, whatever you create or build always on your terms. Get started See Example This is also a heading This is a heading Key Points In freelancing, the art of pitching is crucial since it directly affects your level of success. This guide will take you through the elements of effective freelance pitching, from understanding its significance to crafting strong pitches that will make clients choose you. By putting these strategies into practice, you'll acquire the confidence necessary to effectively navigate the freelancing market and secure fulfilling jobs that advance your career. What is pitching? Pitching is a skill of elaborately expressing yourself, skills and the services you provide to clients or employers. It is the ability to create a compelling message that efficiently transmits the significance of a freelancer's proposition and the unrivaled features they offer. An effective pitch will capture the reader, communicate directly to their needs or challenges, and succeed in convincing the client that the freelancer is up to the task. Whether by written proposals, verbal presentations or digital communications a pitch is an important part of the beginning of professional collaboration and the obtainment of freelance projects. This demands a mix of creativity, clarity and critical thinking to leave a lasting impression and win opportunities. Why is pitching important? Pitching is a crucial part of freelance work as it opens the door to receiving assignments and the establishment of client relations. It lets the freelancers highlight their expertise and separates them from their competitors by means of precise and succinct communication of their value proposition. Through pitching, freelancers can build credibility by presenting their ability to understand client needs and demonstrate their suitability for a certain project. Furthermore, proficient pitching increases clients' confidence and trust, therefore resulting in recurrent business and references. Indeed, when freelancers master the art of pitching, they are able to have a competitive edge over their competition, increase their client base, making it easier to find new clients and achieve success in their careers. What should be included in a client pitch? Creating a good pitch is done by picking out the most important aspects to feature and using them to demonstrate your value proposition. This enables you to sell your idea to prospective clients. Here's what should be included in a pitch: Introduction: Begin with a compelling hook that grabs a reader's attention. Freelancer's Background: Talk about relevant experience and abilities you possess. Understanding of Client's Needs: Display a thorough awareness of what client needs to achieve. Proposed Solutions: Provide customized solutions consistent with clients' needs. Project Plan: Outline the plan, time frames, and deliverables precisely. Call to Action: Suggest to the client to make the next steps, such as scheduling a meeting or moving forward with the project. How to create a successful freelance project pitch? A winning freelance project pitch is a strategic quest focused on demonstrating your proficiency in the field, knowledge of the client's requirements, and skills to deliver what is expected from you. Here's a detailed guide on how to pitch yourself as a freelancer: Research thoroughly: Before jumping right to your pitch, make sure you're very conversant on the client, the project, and their company. Get familiar with the environment in which your clients' operation is, including who they are serving and who they are competing with. Identify the client's pain points, goals, and any special needs for the project. This research will create a solid ground for your pitch and help you to align its angle with the target audience. Tailor your pitch: Diversity is an inefficacy roadblock as not every home run happens every time. Personalize your presentation to make the client feel comfortable and convinced that you will fulfill their demands and desires. Ensure that the language and terminology used are in alignment with the industry and brand identity of the client. Illustrating that you have taken the time to grasp the customer's individual situation will give a more relevant and authentic aspect to your proposal. Start with a captivating introduction: Catch the audience from the very beginning by writing an appealing introduction. Make an opening statement that is appealing to the client and leads to a connection between you. You can scour the internet for freelance pitch examples to get an idea. Briefly introduce yourself, mentioning your relevant experience and expertise. Express your enthusiasm for the project and your willingness to work with the client. Highlight your unique value proposition: Highlight the value you will add to this project and why you are the most suitable candidate for the task. Highlight your strengths, your experiences, and your achievements which make you stand out from other competitors. Emphasize how your expertise can tackle the client's particular issues and help them achieve their goals. This is the part where you show what makes you stand out and why clients should hire you instead of others. Propose a detailed solution: Develop a project work plan, which should include the tasks, timeline, and project results. Discuss how your proposed solution aligns with the client's objectives to address their pain points. Showcase your practical experience by sharing examples or case studies from the projects that were completed before and which you can prove to have been successful with your approach. Be specific and let the client know what exactly he or she will get while working with you. Address potential concerns: Try to foresee any questions or worries the customer could have and then deal with them decisively in your presentation. Present some steps or ways to reduce the risks or do away with the barriers. Give confidence by pointing out your trustworthiness, competence, and your aim to deliver well. If you anticipate and resolve potential client concerns initially, this will ultimately enhance your relationship with the client. Close with a strong call to action: Finalize your freelance pitch with a convincing call to action that invites the customer to act right away. Invite the client to discuss the matter further, set a meeting or initiate the project. Show appreciation for the chance of presenting your proposal and display enthusiasm regarding the prospect of collaboration. An appealing call to action builds your interest in working together with the client and makes them take action. Benefits of pitching your freelance projects The benefits of pitching your freelance projects are tangible and may have a big influence on your career and business growth. Here are key advantages of incorporating pitching into your freelance strategy: Expanding Your Client Base One of the lovely things about pitching is you can reach those prospective customers who have not known about your services. Through being proactive in showcasing what you can do and why you are best for your client, you can increase the number of clients and the number of contacts you have. Whether sending cold emails, attending networking events, or using online platforms, pitching is always one way to display your value proposition to a broader audience. By consistently reaching out to multiple clients, you improve your ability to win projects and cultivate lasting relationships with the variety of clientele spanning many industries. Increasing Your Earning Potential Pitching allows you to become a candidate for higher-paying contracts and customers. Through skillful articulation of your uniqueness and showcasing your competence, you are therefore able to charge higher rates for your offerings. Consequently, pitching what your business offers gives you a chance to bid for conditions and contracts that match your objectives. While you perfect your pitching and stamp yourself down as a guru in your discipline, you tend to draw clients who are willing to pay more for your expertise, thus, leading to higher income and profitability for your freelance business. Refining Your Communication Skills Pitching is all about effectively demonstrating your value proposition to a prospective customer through clear and crisp communications. By means of curating and presenting your pitches, you develop writing skills, oral communication technique, and relational communication. Indeed, you learn to convey your thoughts clearly, break down your message into segments and address your clients' worries adequately. The communication skills developed in sales pitch are excellent tools not only for selling, but as well for client meetings, project management and teamwork. By consistent polishing of your communication skills via pitching, you become a more productive and compelling communicator, consequently, raising your chances of success as a freelancer. How to find clients to pitch? Finding clients to pitch requires a proactive approach and strategic networking efforts. Here are several effective strategies to help you find clients to pitch your freelance services: Online platforms: Consider checking out some websites specifically for freelancing, for instance, Upwork, Freelancer, and Fiverr in which clients post their projects and hire freelancers. Write a powerful bio highlighting your skills, and list your past work so as to draw in clientele. Actively look for applicable projects and submit focused applications to have a chance to be accepted. Social media networking: Leverage platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook to find clients. Join industry-specific groups and participate in discussions to show your knowledge. Provide users with valuable information to emerge as an expert in your field and therefore, have them follow you through your network. Networking events: Attend conferences, meetups, and networking events within your industry to have direct contact with potential clients directly. Prepare an elevator pitch describing your expertise and your services and exchange contacts with others. Send follow up emails or customized messages to effectively sell your services. Referrals and recommendations: Harness your current client base, colleagues and business contacts for referrals. Request your happy clients to publicize you to their network or provide testimonials which depict your expertise and credibility. Provide incentives to those clients that refer new business to you to create new leads for your work. Cold outreach: Use Google, LinkedIn or any other information service to find out middle-sized and start-up companies which could require your service. Write personally designed emails or LinkedIn messages about who you are and how you can be of help which is specific to those needs. Do not hesitate to use follow-up emails in a friendly but persistent manner to pitch your services further. Conclusion The skill of pitching is of particular importance to freelancers striving to stand out and succeed in the competitive marketplace. With the use of the strategies highlighted in this guide, you will be able to raise your confidence, sell yourself, attract new clients, and have a successful freelance life. Proper personalizing, demonstration of value, consistent follow up and proper nurturing of client relationships helps to maximize opportunities and nurture client relationships. 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A space to share projects, ask questions, and discuss server-driven templating Dropdown menu Dropdown menu Skip to content Navigation menu Search Powered by Algolia Search Log in Create account DEV Community Close Add reaction Like Unicorn Exploding Head Raised Hands Fire Jump to Comments Save Boost More... Copy link Copy link Copied to Clipboard Share to X Share to LinkedIn Share to Facebook Share to Mastodon Share Post via... Report Abuse Michael Turner Posted on Jan 12 Getting Started with Fortune Sheet in React: Building Your First Spreadsheet # react # webdev # programming # tutorial Fortune Sheet is a powerful, open-source spreadsheet component for React that provides Excel-like functionality directly in your web application. It offers features like cell editing, formulas, formatting, and data manipulation, making it perfect for building data-intensive applications. This guide walks through setting up and creating your first interactive spreadsheet using Fortune Sheet with React, from installation to a working implementation. This is part 1 of a series on using Fortune Sheet with React. Prerequisites Before you begin, make sure you have: Node.js version 16.0 or higher installed npm , yarn , or pnpm package manager A React project (version 16.8 or higher) or create-react-app setup Basic knowledge of React hooks (useState, useEffect) Installation Install Fortune Sheet and its dependencies using your preferred package manager: npm install fortune-sheet Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Or with yarn: yarn add fortune-sheet Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Or with pnpm: pnpm add fortune-sheet Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode After installation, your package.json should include the dependency: { "dependencies" : { "fortune-sheet" : "^1.0.0" , "react" : "^18.0.0" , "react-dom" : "^18.0.0" } } Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Project Setup Fortune Sheet requires CSS styles to be imported. Create or update your main entry file (typically src/index.js or src/main.jsx ) to include the necessary styles: // src/index.js import React from ' react ' ; import ReactDOM from ' react-dom/client ' ; import ' fortune-sheet/dist/fortune-sheet.css ' ; import App from ' ./App ' ; const root = ReactDOM . createRoot ( document . getElementById ( ' root ' )); root . render ( < React . StrictMode > < App /> < /React.StrictMode > ); Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode If you're using a CSS-in-JS solution or want to import styles differently, you can also import the CSS in your component file. First Example / Basic Usage Let's create a simple spreadsheet component to get started. Create a new file src/Spreadsheet.jsx : // src/Spreadsheet.jsx import React , { useRef , useEffect } from ' react ' ; import FortuneSheet from ' fortune-sheet ' ; function Spreadsheet () { const containerRef = useRef ( null ); useEffect (() => { if ( containerRef . current ) { // Initialize Fortune Sheet const sheet = new FortuneSheet ( containerRef . current , { data : [ [ { v : ' Name ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : ' Age ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : ' City ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } } ], [ { v : ' John ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : 25 , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' n ' } }, { v : ' New York ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } } ], [ { v : ' Jane ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : 30 , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' n ' } }, { v : ' London ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } } ] ], defaultRowHeight : 25 , defaultColWidth : 100 }); // Cleanup on unmount return () => { if ( sheet && sheet . destroy ) { sheet . destroy (); } }; } }, []); return ( < div ref = { containerRef } style = { { width : ' 100% ' , height : ' 500px ' } } /> ); } export default Spreadsheet ; Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Now, update your App.jsx to use the spreadsheet: // src/App.jsx import React from ' react ' ; import Spreadsheet from ' ./Spreadsheet ' ; import ' ./App.css ' ; function App () { return ( < div className = "App" > < h1 > Fortune Sheet Example </ h1 > < Spreadsheet /> </ div > ); } export default App ; Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode This creates a basic spreadsheet with three columns (Name, Age, City) and two rows of data. The spreadsheet is fully interactive - you can click on cells to edit them, navigate with arrow keys, and resize columns. Understanding the Basics Fortune Sheet uses a data structure where each cell is represented as an object with: v : The cell value (can be a string, number, or formula) ct : Cell type information with format ( fa ) and type ( t ) t: 'g' for general/text t: 'n' for numbers The component initializes with a container DOM element and a configuration object. The configuration includes: data : A 2D array of cell objects representing the spreadsheet data defaultRowHeight : Height of rows in pixels defaultColWidth : Width of columns in pixels Here's a simpler example with just text data: // src/SimpleSpreadsheet.jsx import React , { useRef , useEffect } from ' react ' ; import FortuneSheet from ' fortune-sheet ' ; function SimpleSpreadsheet () { const containerRef = useRef ( null ); useEffect (() => { if ( containerRef . current ) { const sheet = new FortuneSheet ( containerRef . current , { data : [ [{ v : ' A1 ' }, { v : ' B1 ' }, { v : ' C1 ' }], [{ v : ' A2 ' }, { v : ' B2 ' }, { v : ' C2 ' }], [{ v : ' A3 ' }, { v : ' B3 ' }, { v : ' C3 ' }] ] }); return () => { if ( sheet && sheet . destroy ) { sheet . destroy (); } }; } }, []); return ( < div ref = { containerRef } style = { { width : ' 100% ' , height : ' 400px ' , border : ' 1px solid #ddd ' } } /> ); } export default SimpleSpreadsheet ; Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Practical Example / Building Something Real Let's build a more practical example - a budget tracker spreadsheet. This will demonstrate how to work with formulas and handle user interactions: // src/BudgetTracker.jsx import React , { useRef , useEffect , useState } from ' react ' ; import FortuneSheet from ' fortune-sheet ' ; import ' fortune-sheet/dist/fortune-sheet.css ' ; function BudgetTracker () { const containerRef = useRef ( null ); const [ sheetInstance , setSheetInstance ] = useState ( null ); useEffect (() => { if ( containerRef . current ) { const sheet = new FortuneSheet ( containerRef . current , { data : [ [ { v : ' Category ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : ' Budgeted ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : ' Spent ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : ' Remaining ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } } ], [ { v : ' Food ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : 500 , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' n ' } }, { v : 320 , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' n ' } }, { v : ' =B2-C2 ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } } ], [ { v : ' Transportation ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : 200 , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' n ' } }, { v : 150 , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' n ' } }, { v : ' =B3-C3 ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } } ], [ { v : ' Entertainment ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : 300 , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' n ' } }, { v : 280 , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' n ' } }, { v : ' =B4-C4 ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } } ], [ { v : ' Total ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : ' =SUM(B2:B4) ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : ' =SUM(C2:C4) ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } }, { v : ' =SUM(D2:D4) ' , ct : { fa : ' General ' , t : ' g ' } } ] ], defaultRowHeight : 30 , defaultColWidth : 120 , allowEdit : true }); setSheetInstance ( sheet ); return () => { if ( sheet && sheet . destroy ) { sheet . destroy (); } }; } }, []); return ( < div style = { { padding : ' 20px ' } } > < h2 > Monthly Budget Tracker </ h2 > < div ref = { containerRef } style = { { width : ' 100% ' , height : ' 400px ' , border : ' 1px solid #ccc ' , borderRadius : ' 4px ' } } /> </ div > ); } export default BudgetTracker ; Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode This example creates a functional budget tracker with: Headers for categories and columns Budgeted and spent amounts Formulas to calculate remaining amounts A total row with SUM formulas Full editing capabilities Common Issues / Troubleshooting Spreadsheet not rendering : Make sure you've imported the CSS file ( fortune-sheet/dist/fortune-sheet.css ). Without the styles, the spreadsheet may not display correctly. Container has no height : The container div must have an explicit height. Use inline styles or CSS to set a height (e.g., height: '500px' ). Memory leaks : Always clean up the sheet instance in the useEffect cleanup function by calling sheet.destroy() to prevent memory leaks. Data format errors : Ensure your data array follows the correct structure with cell objects containing v (value) and ct (cell type) properties. Next Steps Now that you have a basic understanding of Fortune Sheet: Learn about advanced features like cell formatting, conditional formatting, and data validation Explore how to save and load spreadsheet data Discover how to customize the appearance and add custom functions Check out the official repository: https://github.com/ruilisi/fortune-sheet Look for part 2 of this series for more advanced topics Summary You've successfully set up Fortune Sheet in your React application and created your first interactive spreadsheet. You can now create spreadsheets with editable cells, formulas, and custom data structures. The library provides a solid foundation for building data-intensive applications with Excel-like functionality. Top comments (0) Subscribe Personal Trusted User Create template Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Submit Preview Dismiss Code of Conduct • Report abuse Are you sure you want to hide this comment? 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A space to share projects, ask questions, and discuss server-driven templating Dropdown menu Dropdown menu Skip to content Navigation menu Search Powered by Algolia Search Log in Create account DEV Community Close Add reaction Like Unicorn Exploding Head Raised Hands Fire Jump to Comments Save Boost More... Copy link Copy link Copied to Clipboard Share to X Share to LinkedIn Share to Facebook Share to Mastodon Share Post via... Report Abuse Sospeter Mong'are Posted on Jan 12 Admin-Only Dashboard Rule of Thumb # programming # beginners # database # datascience Most admin dashboards fail for one simple reason: They try to be informative instead of operational . An admin dashboard is not a report. It is not a marketing page. It is not a vanity wall of numbers. An admin dashboard is a control room . After building and reviewing multiple systems-APIs, SaaS platforms, internal tools-one rule consistently separates useful admin dashboards from useless ones. The Rule of Thumb If a metric doesn’t help you: Detect issues Control abuse Plan scaling Protect revenue 👉 It doesn’t belong on the admin dashboard. This rule works across industries, tech stacks, and company sizes because it aligns with the actual job of an admin. Why Admin Dashboards Exist Admins are responsible for: System stability User safety Operational efficiency Business continuity They are not there to admire growth charts. They are there to prevent damage and respond fast . Every metric on an admin dashboard should answer at least one question: “What action might I need to take because of this?” If the answer is “none,” the metric is noise. 1. Detect Issues Admins must see problems before users do . Metrics in this category answer: Is something broken? Is performance degrading? Are errors increasing? Examples: Error rate Failed requests System downtime Unhealthy services Spike anomalies If an issue exists and your dashboard doesn’t surface it, the dashboard has failed. 2. Control Abuse Any system with users will eventually be abused-intentionally or unintentionally. Admins need visibility into: Misuse Overconsumption Security risks Policy violations Examples: Suspicious activity Rate-limit violations Error-heavy users or API keys Unusual usage patterns Abuse metrics protect both infrastructure and fairness . 3. Plan Scaling Success can break systems just as fast as bugs. Admins must know: When capacity limits are approaching Where usage is concentrated What growth looks like under load Examples: Peak usage times Requests per second Active users over time Resource saturation signals Scaling should be predictive , not reactive. 4. Protect Revenue If usage is not tracked properly, money leaks quietly. Admins must ensure: Usage matches billing Paid resources aren’t abused High-value customers are visible Examples: Billable actions High-usage customers Unpaid consumption Revenue-impacting failures If revenue is affected and the dashboard doesn’t show it, the business is flying blind. What Doesn’t Belong on an Admin Dashboard These metrics are common-but dangerous in admin views: Vanity numbers with no action Marketing KPIs User-facing analytics Pretty charts without thresholds “Interesting” but non-operational data Admins don’t need interesting . They need actionable . A Note on Logs and Audit Data Some data exists to explain why something happened: Audit logs Change history Access trails These are important-but they should live below the dashboard , not as headline cards. Dashboards surface problems. Logs explain them. Why This Rule Works Everywhere This rule applies to: APIs SaaS platforms Fintech systems E-commerce backends Internal tools Infrastructure dashboards The metrics change. The principle does not. How This Rule Adapts Across Domains While the metrics themselves differ from system to system, the rule of thumb remains consistent. What changes is what you measure , not why you measure it . E-commerce Platforms Detect issues → Failed checkouts, payment errors Control abuse → Fraud attempts, refund abuse Plan scaling → Traffic spikes, inventory turnover Protect revenue → Abandoned carts, payment success rates Fintech & Payments Systems Detect issues → Transaction failures, settlement delays Control abuse → Suspicious accounts, unusual transfer patterns Plan scaling → Transactions per second, peak load times Protect revenue → Reconciliation mismatches, failed settlements APIs & Developer Platforms Detect issues → Error rates, unhealthy endpoints Control abuse → Rate-limit violations, key misuse Plan scaling → Request volume, peak usage hours Protect revenue → Billable calls, unpaid consumption SaaS Products Detect issues → Service outages, degraded performance Control abuse → License misuse, account sharing Plan scaling → Active users, feature usage growth Protect revenue → Subscription churn risks, overuse beyond plan limits Across all these domains, the admin dashboard remains a decision-making surface , not an analytics playground. The moment a metric stops supporting detection, control, scaling, or revenue protection, it no longer belongs in the admin view. Final Thought A great admin dashboard is calm, focused, and boring in the best way. If every card exists to: Detect issues Control abuse Plan scaling Protect revenue Then your dashboard is doing its job. Anything else belongs somewhere else. Top comments (2) Subscribe Personal Trusted User Create template Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. 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Get started See Example This is also a heading This is a heading Key Points Creating and managing invoices is a critical aspect of running a business, regardless of its size. For freelancers, small businesses, or anyone needing to keep track of payments, finding an effective and user-friendly invoice generator can save time and ensure professionalism. In 2024, several free invoice generators stand out for their features, usability, and customer support. Here’s a detailed look at the best five free invoice generators for this year. Using a free invoice generator offers multiple benefits. Firstly, it saves you time. Instead of manually creating invoices for each client, you can simply input the necessary details into the generator, and the tool does the rest. These platforms allow freelancers to focus more on their work rather than worrying about the administrative aspects of running their business. 1. Invoice Generator Overview: Invoice Generator is a straightforward, no-frills tool that allows users to create and download invoices quickly. It’s designed for those who need to generate an invoice without complicated features. Key Features User-Friendly Interface: The design is intuitive, allowing users to generate invoices in just a few clicks. Customization Options: Users can add their business logo, adjust the color scheme, and customize invoice fields. Download Formats: Invoices can be downloaded as PDFs or sent via email directly from the platform. No Registration Required: Users can generate invoices without creating an account, making it convenient for one-off projects. Pros Extremely easy to use, even for those who aren’t tech-savvy. Quick generation of invoices helps meet urgent needs. Cons Limited features for ongoing invoicing or client management. The lack of account creation means no historical record of invoices unless manually saved. 2. Wave Overview: Wave is a comprehensive accounting software that also offers free invoice generation as one of its core features. Ideal for small businesses and freelancers, it combines invoicing with accounting tools. Key Features Invoicing and Accounting: Users can manage their finances, track expenses, and generate financial reports in addition to invoicing. Recurring Invoices: Great for businesses that offer subscription services, allowing for automatic billing. Payment Processing: Users can accept credit card payments directly through invoices. Customizable Templates: Offers various templates to match business branding. Pros All-in-one solution for accounting and invoicing. Free payment processing options, making it cost-effective. Cons Some features, like advanced reporting, may require a paid plan. Can be overwhelming for users who only need invoicing. 3. Zoho Invoice Overview: Zoho Invoice is part of the Zoho suite of business tools. It’s perfect for freelancers and small businesses looking for an invoicing tool with robust features. Key Features Customizable Invoices: Users can customize invoice templates extensively, adding logos and personal notes. Multi-Currency Support: Ideal for businesses that deal with international clients. Time Tracking: Built-in time tracking helps users bill clients accurately for hourly work. Client Portal: Clients can view and pay invoices online, making transactions smoother. Pros Highly customizable and versatile, suitable for various business types. Excellent customer support and a strong community for troubleshooting. Cons The free plan has limitations on the number of customers. Some advanced features may be locked behind paid plans. 4. Invoicely Overview: Invoicely offers a simple yet effective invoicing solution tailored for freelancers and small businesses. It combines ease of use with essential features to streamline billing processes. Key Features Multi-Language Support: Invoices can be created in multiple languages, making it suitable for international clients. Recurring Billing: Users can set up recurring invoices for clients, simplifying the billing process. Expense Tracking: Helps users keep track of expenses, enhancing financial management. Reports and Analytics: Basic reporting features allow users to monitor invoicing performance. Pros User-friendly interface with quick setup. Good for freelancers and small business owners who need basic functionality. Cons Advanced features, like automated reminders, are only available in paid versions. Limited customization options compared to some competitors. 5. Square Invoices Overview: Square Invoices is part of Square’s suite of financial tools, known for its point-of-sale systems. It provides a free, easy-to-use invoicing solution, particularly beneficial for businesses already using Square. Key Features Instant Invoicing: Users can create and send invoices on-the-go via the Square app. Payment Flexibility: Allows clients to pay via credit card, bank transfer, or in person. Custom Branding: Users can customize invoices with their branding, including logos and colors. Real-Time Tracking: Users can track when invoices are viewed and paid, enhancing transparency. Pros Excellent for businesses already integrated with Square’s ecosystem. Fast and straightforward invoice generation. Cons Transaction fees apply for payments processed through Square. Some features may require integration with other Square tools. Considerations When Choosing an Invoice Generator Ease of Use: Look for a platform that you can navigate easily. Customization: Depending on your brand, you might want customizable templates. Additional Features: Consider if you need features like expense tracking, recurring invoices, or client portals. Payment Options: If you take payments online, look for tools that facilitate this. In 2024, the landscape of invoicing tools continues to evolve, offering more features while maintaining affordability. By assessing the specific needs of your business, you can find an invoicing solution that not only saves time but also enhances your overall operational efficiency. The Role of Invoice Generators in Streamlining Payments Freelancers face unique challenges when it comes to managing their finances. Without a fixed salary, managing cash flow becomes essential. Free invoice generators play a crucial role in helping freelancers collect payments promptly. Most of these tools also include features for tracking late payments and sending automatic reminders, reducing the chances of delayed payments. So, with global freelancing on the rise, these tools often support multiple currencies, making it easier for freelancers to work with clients from all over the world. This is particularly useful for freelancers in industries like freelance graphic design jobs or software development, where international clients are common. If you're looking for a comprehensive solution that goes beyond creating online invoicing , Ruul is a fantastic choice for freelancers. Ruul provides a full suite of services, including invoice globally , payment collection solutions , and tools to help you manage your freelance business more effectively. The platform is designed to meet the needs of modern freelancers, making it easier to get paid on time, manage your projects, and grow your business. Whether you’re a freelance graphic designer or a developer, Ruul offers everything you need to thrive in the gig economy . ABOUT THE AUTHOR Umut Güncan With a degree in electronic engineering, Umut has over 15 years of experience in the industry. For the past 8 years, he has been leading tech and product teams at companies including Getir, specializing in crafting standout products that give these companies an edge. More Mike La Rosa: 'Hands down, remote work IS the future of work' Explore insights from industry leaders on the transformative power of remote work in shaping the future of the workplace! Read more Best 5 Free Invoice Generators for 2024 Explore the top free invoice generators to help freelancers streamline billing, track payments, and enhance financial management effortlessly. Read more Toptal vs Fiverr Which is Better for Freelancers? Which platform is better for freelancers in 2024: Toptal or Fiverr? Uncover the answer and see which one suits your needs. Read more MORE THAN 120,000 Independents Over 120,000 independents trust Ruul to sell their services, digital products, and securely manage their payments. 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A space to share projects, ask questions, and discuss server-driven templating Dropdown menu Dropdown menu Skip to content Navigation menu Search Powered by Algolia Search Log in Create account DEV Community Close Add reaction Like Unicorn Exploding Head Raised Hands Fire Jump to Comments Save Boost More... Copy link Copy link Copied to Clipboard Share to X Share to LinkedIn Share to Facebook Share to Mastodon Share Post via... Report Abuse Zayan Mohamed Posted on Jan 10 Job Board Scraping: API Endpoints & Cheat Sheet # api # python # machinelearning # programming I found a Python script that aggregates jobs without needing complex authentication. Here are the endpoints. 1. LinkedIn (The "Guest" API Trick) You don't need OAuth if you use the "Guest" endpoint, but you must use a real User-Agent header. URL: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs-guest/jobs/api/seeMoreJobPostings/search Method: GET Critical Headers: User-Agent : Mozilla/5.0 ... Chrome/120.0... (Use a real browser string) Upgrade-Insecure-Requests : 1 Parameters: keywords : (e.g., "software engineer") location : (e.g., "Remote") start : Pagination offset (0, 25, 50...) f_TP : 1 (Crucial: filters for "Last 24 hours" to avoid dead links) 2. Remotive (Public API) Clean JSON response, no scraping html needed. URL: https://remotive.com/api/remote-jobs Params: category=software-dev , limit=10 3. Arbeitnow Returns a massive JSON list; filter it client-side. URL: https://www.arbeitnow.com/api/job-board-api Python Snippet: The Rate Limiter Always sleep between requests to avoid IP bans. import time import requests # Be polite time . sleep ( 2 ) response = requests . get ( url , headers = headers ) Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode If you have time checkout my TIL (Today I learned)! Zayan-Mohamed/til If you find it useful, drop a ⭐ on the repo—it helps a lot! 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Complete breakdown of 130,981 job losses across Microsoft, Tesla, Intel, and Meta - plus which positions are next. Written by Kaustubh Saini Edited by Jaya Muvania Reviewed by Kaivan Dave Updated on Jul 28, 2025 Read time 5 Min Read Comments https://www.finalroundai.com/blog/ai-tech-layoffs-mid-2025 Link copied! We are nearing the end of July 2025, and 130,981 tech workers have already lost their jobs across 434 layoff events . But this is not just another round of cost-saving. Companies are quietly transforming their workforce to align with their AI strategies. Some roles are disappearing because AI tools are doing the work. Others are being cut so that businesses can redirect their spending toward AI engineering, infrastructure, and research. Let’s look at what has happened so far and why these layoffs are deeply connected to AI. Source: Trueup Month-by-Month Breakdown of Tech Layoffs in 2025 July TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) announced plans to cut approximately 12,000 jobs (about 2% of its workforce) over the fiscal year, primarily targeting middle and senior management roles. The company cites economic uncertainties and AI-driven changes as key reasons. Intel continued its massive workforce reduction with 529 positions cut in Oregon starting July 15, as part of its plan to eliminate approximately 24,000 to 25,000 jobs globally (15% of its staff). CEO Lip-Bu Tan described these as "hard but necessary decisions" to streamline operations and compete with rivals like Nvidia and AMD in AI semiconductors. Scale AI laid off 200 full-time employees (14% of its global workforce) and ended contracts with 500 contractors in mid-July. Despite receiving a $14.3 billion investment from Meta, the company said it "ramped up its generative AI capacity too quickly" and created "excessive bureaucracy." Interim CEO Jason Droege cited the need to restructure their core generative AI unit and win back customers who had pulled out over trust concerns. Microsoft confirmed plans to cut 9,000 roles , mainly in gaming and cloud, bringing total 2025 cuts to over 15,000 . The move is part of a push to simplify operations and invest heavily in AI. TikTok is planning workforce reductions in July as well. A leaked internal memo revealed the company will cut roles in its e-commerce and marketing divisions. The layoffs follow multiple rounds earlier this year June Google reduced about 25 percent of its smart TV team . At the same time, it increased funding for its Bard and Gemini AI projects. Canva quietly removed several technical writing roles, as its internal teams started using generative AI to create documentation. This was reported by the Australian Financial Review. Bumble announced it would lay off 30% of its global workforce as part of a major restructuring effort. The company said it is realigning toward AI-powered product development and operational efficiency. Disney continued its global layoffs. Hundreds were let go across its marketing, tech, and Hulu divisions . While AI was not the only reason, the company stated it is modernizing workflows using automation May IBM laid off around 8,000 employees , mainly from its HR department. These roles were replaced by an internal AI chatbot called AskHR. The company said it is hiring software engineers and data analysts instead. Microsoft let go of 6,500 employees, primarily from legal, engineering, and product management roles. CEO Satya Nadella said AI tools like GitHub Copilot are now writing up to 30 percent of new code, reducing the need for layers of support teams. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy told staff that the company expects to need fewer people in many roles due to the rollout of AI agents. He said in an internal memo that AI will reduce the size of the corporate workforce over time. Chegg, the education tech company, cut 240 jobs, about 22 percent of its staff. The reason: many students are now using free tools like ChatGPT instead of Chegg’s paid study services. April Intel made headlines by announcing plans to cut over 21,000 jobs . That is nearly 20 percent of its total workforce. The company is shifting focus toward AI chip manufacturing and shutting down parts of its autonomous driving division. Google laid off several hundred employees in its platforms and devices group. At the same time, it announced additional investment in its AI research division. Meta reduced headcount in its Reality Labs division. The company is pulling back from its metaverse ambitions and focusing more on AI-powered features across Instagram and Facebook. March Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike let go of 5 percent of its workforce. The CEO explained in a interview that AI is allowing the company to move faster and become more efficient, requiring fewer people. Block, formerly known as Square, laid off nearly 1,000 employees. The CEO said this was not about AI directly, but about company structure. However, analysts believe automation played a quiet role in the decision. February Meta laid off nearly 4,000 people, saying the company wants to "move out low performers" and shift its focus to hiring machine learning engineers. Workday and Salesforce also cut hundreds of roles while increasing hiring in AI-focused departments. Both companies said they are adapting their roadmaps to put AI at the center of their enterprise tools. January The year started with smaller cuts. Microsoft removed a small number of roles in its gaming and sales departments. These were called "performance-based" exits. But it became clear over the following months that these were part of a bigger trend toward restructuring for AI. How AI Is Driving These Changes? Companies are using AI to either reduce their workforce or make existing teams more productive. Here are the three main patterns we are seeing: 1. AI is replacing repetitive jobs At IBM, internal tools like AskHR have taken over most basic HR functions. Canva no longer needs as many technical writers. CrowdStrike’s CEO said AI lets them move from idea to product faster with fewer people. 2. Companies are cutting teams to fund AI growth Meta, Salesforce, and Google have all redirected budgets from traditional product lines to AI infrastructure, model training, and hiring. Microsoft has publicly said it wants a flatter team structure with more engineers and fewer middle managers. 3. AI is helping people do more with less At Microsoft, tools like Copilot assist with code generation. Developers are producing more work in less time. That means companies need fewer people per project. The roles disappearing first 1. Software engineering Microsoft reports that 40 percent of its recent layoffs affected developers. AI tools now perform many of the tasks previously done by junior programmers. 2. Human resources IBM eliminated thousands of HR positions in one move and does not plan to rehire. 3. Customer support Chegg said that users prefer automated help over human agents. Many support roles are now considered nonessential. 4. Content creation More than 80 percent of marketing leaders report using AI to create written content. AI-generated writing is often considered good enough to replace human-created work. 5. Data analysis AI systems are being used to review financial and business data at speeds and scale human analysts cannot match. 6. Middle management Companies like Intel are removing multiple layers of team leadership, saying they can now track performance and coordinate work using automation tools. What CEOs Are Actually Saying? Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella: "The clear focus as a company is to define the AI wave and empower all our customers to succeed in the adoption of this transformative technology." Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg: "This is going to be an intense year, and I want to make sure we have the best people on our teams... AI, glasses as the next computing platform and the future of social media." Amazon CEO Andy Jassy: "As we roll out more Generative AI and agents, it should change the way our work is done. We will need fewer people doing some of the jobs that are being done today." They're not hiding it. They're telling you AI will replace human workers. Where the impact is being felt? California Over 11,000 jobs have been lost in the Silicon Valley region alone. Washington State More than 2,300 positions have been eliminated at Microsoft’s headquarters and surrounding offices. Texas Tesla’s Austin operations were reduced by over 14,000 workers. India Major tech hubs in cities like Bangalore have seen staff reductions across customer service and operational roles. Why this is different from previous downturns? These layoffs are not being driven by financial crisis. Microsoft, Amazon, and others are posting strong earnings. In the first quarter of 2025, Microsoft reported revenue of 70.1 billion dollars , a 13 percent increase from the same time last year. At the same time, the company cut more than 15,000 jobs. AI adoption is now a business strategy, not a side project. Companies are showing that they can grow while reducing staff. They are not planning to bring these roles back. What workers can do? Professionals in the tech industry must now decide how to adapt. The safest option is to develop skills that AI cannot replicate. These include strategic thinking, interpersonal communication, complex decision-making, and the ability to lead or supervise mixed AI-human teams. Learning how to use AI effectively is also essential. Workers who understand these systems and can use them to their advantage are more likely to stay relevant. Conclusion The first half of 2025 has confirmed what many experts predicted. Artificial intelligence is not simply enhancing work. It is replacing workers. Companies are not slowing down their AI investments. They are accelerating them. Budgets are being redirected away from human resources and toward machine intelligence. This isn't temporary. Companies aren't planning to hire these people back. They're using the money they save to buy more AI systems. You have two choices: Learn to work with AI or get replaced by it. The companies have already decided. Now you need to decide what you're going to do about it. Upgrade your resume! Create a hireable resume with just one click and stand out to recruiters. 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