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Paninaro

1 points by immercato 1y ago

immercato 1y ago
Paninaro started as a school cafeteria ordering system. It’s now a cloud-based SaaS platform for restaurants — live and open for testing. Built with Node.js, Express, Firebase Firestore/Auth Real-time syncing, booking management, menu updates Charting features coming soon Hosted on Render (may take a few seconds to wake) Repo https://github.com/IMmercato/paninaro https://github.com/IMmercato/paninaro Would love feedback from devs and restaurateurs!
immercato 1y ago
What’s the biggest pain point you’ve faced running a restaurant or café digitally? Paninaro is my attempt to solve that for small food businesses — it started as a school lunch system and evolved into a cloud SaaS for restaurants. Happy to answer questions or get roasted
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gus_massa 1y ago
Do you have a landing page in English? Posts in other languages are usually ignored or flagged. Do you have some screenshots?
- immercato 1y ago
  I am new here man, I am going to translate it later, thanks u for advise. I done this whole site in Italian...
  - gus_massa 1y ago
    It's better to wait until you have a localized version in English, and post it. Anyway, do you have a technical blog? If you have some interesting anecdotes of technical problems that you solved to make the site, they may be good post for HN. Some ideas: * A long time ago, non-ascii characters used to cause problems. I think it's fixed now in most platforms. * Have you deployed it in a second cafeteria? There is a lot of custom code that work for N=1 and must be rewriten for N=2. PS: In the contact part of your site, it says email@gmail.com PS2: At the bottom, it says "Website built by Unknown" with a link to your github profile. PS3: Taking a look, this project is in GitHub with a MIT license! https://github.com/IMmercato/paninaro https://github.com/IMmercato/paninaro You can submit a link to the repo in github that has a readme in English. The title may be "Paninaro: a cloud-based SaaS platform for restaurants" or something that makes sense. And then make a comment explaining that you are the author, are happy to reply questions and a short backstory about the school cafeteria. I recommend to wait until Monday because if you post your projects everyday, people will complain. (Waiting until Monday is a recommendation that is too careful. There is no hard rule, but for new users is a good idea to wait a few days before reposting.)

1 points by immercato 1y ago

Paninaro started as a school cafeteria ordering system. It’s now a cloud-based SaaS platform for restaurants — live and open for testing. Built with Node.js, Express, Firebase Firestore/Auth Real-time syncing, booking management, menu updates Charting features coming soon Hosted on Render (may take a few seconds to wake) Repo https://github.com/IMmercato/paninaro https://github.com/IMmercato/paninaro Would love feedback from devs and restaurateurs!

immercato 1y ago

What’s the biggest pain point you’ve faced running a restaurant or café digitally? Paninaro is my attempt to solve that for small food businesses — it started as a school lunch system and evolved into a cloud SaaS for restaurants. Happy to answer questions or get roasted

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gus_massa 1y ago

Do you have a landing page in English? Posts in other languages are usually ignored or flagged. Do you have some screenshots?

immercato 1y ago
I am new here man, I am going to translate it later, thanks u for advise. I done this whole site in Italian...
- gus_massa 1y ago
  It's better to wait until you have a localized version in English, and post it. Anyway, do you have a technical blog? If you have some interesting anecdotes of technical problems that you solved to make the site, they may be good post for HN. Some ideas: * A long time ago, non-ascii characters used to cause problems. I think it's fixed now in most platforms. * Have you deployed it in a second cafeteria? There is a lot of custom code that work for N=1 and must be rewriten for N=2. PS: In the contact part of your site, it says email@gmail.com PS2: At the bottom, it says "Website built by Unknown" with a link to your github profile. PS3: Taking a look, this project is in GitHub with a MIT license! https://github.com/IMmercato/paninaro https://github.com/IMmercato/paninaro You can submit a link to the repo in github that has a readme in English. The title may be "Paninaro: a cloud-based SaaS platform for restaurants" or something that makes sense. And then make a comment explaining that you are the author, are happy to reply questions and a short backstory about the school cafeteria. I recommend to wait until Monday because if you post your projects everyday, people will complain. (Waiting until Monday is a recommendation that is too careful. There is no hard rule, but for new users is a good idea to wait a few days before reposting.)