Right now I filter by tags, but I could use a way to filter by category (game) as well.

Determine a criteria for what constitutes an "indie" game and create a view that lists live indie gamers.

https://api.twitch.tv/helix/ is repeated a lot throughout the codebase now. It's time to pull it out into a constant string so it can be changed easily if ever need be.

Streamer QarrenLive requested a list of live variety streamers. We discussed looking through the past 30 days or so of streams from a streamer and looking for more than 3 or so games played.

Right now I'm pushing this onto the configuration file. Why? This is something that should be handled in code and transparent to the configuration file.

Once a streamer goes offline after the back-end process has run, the UI will show a grey offline video thumbnail. Use this to tell which cards are no longer valid streams and remove them (lazily, after the page loads so we don't interrupt load/rendering time).

It appears I can use the Get Chat Settings endpoint for this. https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/reference/#get-chat-settings

As more and more views get added, it might be useful to create a landing page that has all the possible views listed where viewers can just click to go to the view rather than having to remember the link.

Since clicking on the game title hides any entries for the game title, which isn't immediately obvious, give users a way to unhide them. Perhaps I can keep a list of hidden game names at the top of the page with an X that let's you clear the filter.

The example configuration file still has the categories broken up into 100 item chunks. This isn't necessary anymore due to the change in #1.