Day 149

Asim Akhtar,
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5:04 PM


Tidied up code quite a bit, made some parts of it more efficient.


E.g. before was double reading/writing to database, fixed that.


Some other stuff fixed too.


I've got to put everything in their own separate 'Items' part so it's scalable (e.g. atm everything takes up 200KB / 1MiB limit) -- with 5x the messages we'll go over the limit [unlikely but could happen]


That's for a later date though...





Anyway,


Got all the IG + FB data


Now I've gotta put all of it in one



So gotta combine gmail messages + facebook direct messages + instagram direct messages [main inbox type thing]


Then gotta make a separate table for fb ad comments + fb page post comments + dynamic ad post comments + ig ad post comments + ig page post comments + ig mentions [secondary inbox]



So I'll get to work combining those this week/next week + should be able to read/write everything to facebook + instagram fairly soon.


Problem is some parts of it I'm limited since my app hasn't been released yet, e.g. webhooks + seeing some fields (from_name)...



But shouldn't be too much of a problem.




After this I might skip Twitter integration [80/20 rule]


I'll probably create a live chat app system // possibly self-service portal too



Then make macros



Then maybe maybe subscriptions



SMS might be future thing



Shipping/returns maybe future




Basically I've done quite a bit of it... for the rest I'll have to get merchant feedback,


As big business needs might be different + highly varied, so I'll have to build a product that's good for them.



BUT if I focus on getting the small details right to start off with (trying to automate as much of everything as possible), then I should be well on my way to making something very good.



I don't care if other apps have more integration/features. I'm going for depth, not width.


E.g. integrating with 5 different shipping apps + 5 different returns apps is stupid af if you can just make it yourself + have an all-in-one system for customer service, which would be a lot more smoother + scalable.

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