I do this a lot. I started programming from very early age. Ten years later I still have the same excitement when I start coding something. And most of the time, rather than looking at the business aspect of projects, I look at how the project can improve my coding skills. And this makes me reinvent everything. I push myself to study a new language or framework for every other project. Me trying to build new websocket library from scratch to creating a simpler web framework for PHP from scratch (when Laravel already existed) to creating a NodeJS framework from scratch to learning React when I am already very comfortable with Vue are all some examples. There are hundred other instances. Anybody else have this issue? Why am I doing this?
Social integration of any project is must and so social icons, colors and links. We've created color palette all the pouplar social networks so you don't need to visit each of them.
Introducing WhatsHash to add ⚡superpowers to WhatsApp.
It is built on top of WhatsApp Web to provide extra features like
💬Quick Replies
🔖Message, Media & User Tags
🤓Customer Profiles
WhatHash is a desktop application with power packed features which helps you to manage customer communications efficiently. It is a kind of CRM but on WhatsApp😉
The Chrome Extension, without needing the WhatsApp API, enables quick replies, conversation saving, ticket management, reminders, and scheduling. It integrates HubSpot, Salesforce, and Google Calendar within WhatsApp Web, reducing turnaround times.
Create Mobile-First and Conversion-Focused landing pages in 10 minutes without code. Integrate with Mailchimp, Zapier, Klaviyo, and more, and track leads with in-built analytics.
The Chrome Extension, without needing the WhatsApp API, enables quick replies, conversation saving, ticket management, reminders, and scheduling. It integrates Salesforce, HubSpot, and Google Calendar within WhatsApp Web, reducing turnaround times.
