April 2015 Summaries

Twickr is a small tool that automates Twitter notifications for specific keywords in Slack channels, allowing users to easily keep up with industry news and trends without incurring high costs. The tool connects to Twitter's streaming API, sends messages to designated Slack channels when relevant keywords are mentioned, and can be customized through a configuration file. Twickr is now available as open-source software, making it accessible to others who may find its functionality useful.

We've launched Netlify.com, a platform for hosting static sites and apps, as well as continuous deployment service, following beta testing with the help of many users. Our launch was featured on Hacker News, with over 100 upvotes and positive comments. We're excited to see our work being used by a growing number of developers and are currently working on new features based on user feedback. The popularity of static web technology continues to grow, and we've created resources such as staticgen.com and a meet-up group to support the community. Our co-founder Chris Bach is moving to San Francisco to focus on Netlify full-time, and we're grateful for the support of our users and beta testers.