I see you have Revolut listed under fintech. If that makes the cut, I'd suggest also adding Monzo (https://monzo.com) and Starling (https://www.starlingbank.com) who both have wonderful APIs, especially Starling.

thanks!! i'll add it.

I have lost endless hours to Mindustry both on my phone and my PC. Really fantastic games, currently on its seventh major revamp.

If anyone is unsure about it, it's a bit like Factorio meets Tower Defence meets RTS.

Genuine question: Why would anyone purchase this for $299, without the ability to use it commercially? For open-source projects?

Open source licenses allow commercial use so probably not fit for Open Source. If your project is NC it can't be open source.

So yeah, I don't know who would be the target, probably very niche.

Best question, right here. I suspect, someone is relying on there being a Marketplace for "pluggable react components". I know you know...it's a mess...

In-house tools, reports, dashboards.

That would probably be commercial. The term NC is actually a real can of worms. Either genuine non commercial work (government or non profit but they can be commercial) or as an evaluation/ prototype licence.

Let's be real - why would you use anything but excel for this?

Not dissing excel, it’s fantastic, depending on your shop there are plenty of scenarios it doesn’t fit. Windows only, this can be a big one. Deployment and auth difficulties when having connections to custom data sources. Customizing visualization. Displaying side-by-side with some other data. Excel isn’t free either, unless you are already fully invested in it. Your shop has better skills in js than vbscript.

Seconding this. Almost all of these "tabular" (although this a bit different) components frequently talk about their in-house tooling pricing. It's a big market.

Similar pricing, suspiciously https://jspreadsheet.com/pricing

Amazon SES is great, because you pay per email and the rate is incredibly cheap. Mailgun is very expensive though, and the problem is they have a very limited free tier, and then you must jump up to a $35/year package that gives 50,000 emails - this is simply far too much for many projects early on in their rollout.

I prefer something like Brevo, which has smaller jumps per tier or even something like MXRoute for $49 per year (limit of 300 emails/hour)

Edit: Completely forgot about ZeptoMail by Zoho - incredibly good value service.

I'd like to take you up on that, if you still have one going?