Seems to me that when I wake up in the morning I have a long list of unread topics to read through. Then nothing for the rest of the day?
That indicates to me that Wappler is popular in the Eastern part of the world but has yet to catch on out West.
What can we do to push Wappler here in North America?
Let’s purchase Adobe.
Replace Dreamweaver with Wappler.
Integrate Wappler with After Effect. So after you will do an application, automatically wappler will do in after effect the tutorial movie how your application works.
Clear, easy, feasible… isn’t it ? 
Well actually 50% of the visitors and users are from the US…
but seems community participation is low.
Maybe organizing more challenges, showcases or maybe even meetings will boost the participation.
and Teodor has a few days off - so nobody dares to ask difficult questions 
Any numbers on users from Canada? I feel alone over here.
We actually also have a rising programmer star from Canada @Adriel_Goodwin
He is becoming quickly familiar with Wappler and loves it - might even help to extend server connect to other languages like Golang
So let’s welcome him @wappler_ambassadors
Hi @Adriel_Goodwin, welcome to the herd.
(Pssst! I hate Wappler when it makes a mockery of my coding skills; what used to take me ages to hand code has been downgraded to a mere mouse click 
)
One here in Los Angeles
Welcome to Wappler. I’m jealous of Canadians. : )
Welcome come on down to NH if you are in the Eastern Provinces.
Unfortunately, I am about as far West as you can go. (Just about)
Hey there everybody
Thanks for the welcome, it’s awesome to be part of such an amazing product 
Wapple On folks!
I’m in Vancouver, is anyone else on the crystal land?
I’m a little north of you in Williams Lake
Oh really?
A few of my housemates are going for a camping trip up there this weekend, now I have heard of this place twice in 2 days…
how do you like it there?
Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri, US!
Welcome @Adriel_Goodwin, I think many of the US people seem to ask all their questions in the evenings by the looks of things. I generally only start anything difficult after 11pm when no children are going to come ask me how their hair looks, and break my concentration.