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Hasty Treat - Purchasing Power Parity
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In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about purchasing power parity — what it is, and how Wes has implemented it on his course website.
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Show Notes 2:36 - What is it?
5:43 - How do you calculate it?
Big Mac Index
Purchasing Power Parity
Spotify Pricing Index
Glassdoor
Just ask developers what they make
8:04 - How do you implement it?
Cloudflare headers
Dealing with VPNs
Does it work with sales?
16:09 - Is it client-side only?
Links country-emoji npm package
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