Track who goes to space with IFTTT
I have a fun way to track people goes to space and I want to share that with you on this post đ
I love using âIf This Then Thatâ (IFTTT) and have been using it for years. Itâs a brilliant service. For first-timers, I can summarize it as âInternet Robotâ. What it does is, connects two internet services (or smart devices) in scenario basis consists of two parts: âevent â actionâ. So it takes an âactionâ when an âeventâ happens.
Some generic samples of how to use IFTTT;
- When I post a photo to facebook â Save to dropbox
- When there is a new entry in RSS â Send me an email
- When weather is rainy â Tweet âtake umbrellaâ
Almost all popular services are available in IFTTT.Each service has their own set of events and actions.
Tracking Space Activities
I use IFTTT for many different ways, mostly work related scenarios but I have some fun use cases. One of the most fun thing I do with IFTTT is to use NASAâs events about space activity (when there is a new launch with astronauts going into space), I send a message to my slack channel named âspaceâ. This way I see astronauts went to space and often I check their wikipedia page, their achievements etcâŚ
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