Hey Makers
Six months ago, we opened the community door to the public. It may not seem like a long time but so many things have happened!
I am writing this post to remind us of the fun we’ve had and the valuable stuff that’s been shared. Let’s celebrate 6 months of this helpful space you’re all helping to build.
Everybody loves numbers
Since we officially launched the community, we’ve seen
2.6k Makers sign up
1.3k conversations started
4.9k replies posted
305 marked solutions
Most popular threads
Introductions Thread → check it out
Most useful functions–> check it out
How to use regex in Make?–> check it out
A huge shout-out of absolute appreciation to our community leaders
@alex.newpath
@ecomsilio
@datalytyks
@Bjorn.drivn
@JimTheMondayMan
@JugaadiTech
@luke.ifonly_solution
@loic.wiseflow
@ManishMandot
@Mohamed_Jahar
@Richard_Johannes
You are every Community Manager’s dream
Thank you for making the community the place it is, and for always striving to improve it.
A bunch of cool things that happened
we introduced newly released apps on Make in our Monthly App Digest series
we witnessed the launch of WhatsApp Business & System and Custom Variables on Make
we learned a bunch of tips and tricks from the Make Bot
we published the first episode of our series on using functions on Make
we got inspired by a whole bunch of Make partners and their ability to make things happen through automation
we checked out tutorials on working with Airtable, Gmail, Google Sheets, Notion & Google Calendar, and Telegram
we learned how to use the features of the Make Community to our benefit
we hosted our first live session and covered some tips & tricks related to FB Lead Ads
we celebrated Star Wars Day, Comic Con Anniversary, and Halloween
@Virgile_Donadieu shared a bunch of cool marketing automation templates with us
@zezutom showed us how to manage scenarios from code base, how to manage scenarios from code with Java and Kotlin client and how to send customized email notifications to Slack
@Mitch-PragmaFlow.com shared a tutorial on auto-blogging new podcast episodes to Wordpress
@alex.newpath created a tutorial that covers extracting contact field metadata information from WildApricot
@Automation_Lab shared a tutorial on sending WhatsApp messages with Make
@MichaelStranks taught us how to start a scenario with a ‘set multiple variables’ step
@AndyDaSilva52 shared a ClickUp template that helps you edit tasks that are overdue
@Ruben showed us how he catches new offers on AppSumo and shares them in Telegram
@Mohamed_Jahar showed us how to use the Get(Map) function
@ChrisDrit shared how to use Make data structures to filter the Webflow CMS
@Wemakefuture showed us how to run JavScript or Python Code in Make
@andyoneil shared how to use data store as a data buffer to prevent lost webhook data and how to dynamically filter records to remove duplicates
@Yiddy_Schwartz showed us how to copy a Google Drive template folder with all its subfolders
@luke.ifonly_solution shared a video that walks through how to create a custom app
It has been one fun ride with all of you folks!
Thank you so much for sticking around and for taking part in our quest to create a helpful, supportive space where we can all learn from one another