Aaikansh22

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by Aaikansh22 3y ago
Assessing when users use the app is a good catch to decide on the theme, but I believe many apps now give the option to switch between dark and light mode with a single click.
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Ask HN: When it comes to micro app themes, which do you prefer?
1 points by Aaikansh22 3y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Open-Source vs. Proprietary Software
1 points by Aaikansh22 3y ago|1 comments
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by Aaikansh22 3y ago
IMO low code with AI could be the future, we also at DronaHQ are integrating AI capabilities in every possible way like having a dedicated Ask AI feature for database querying, writing JS code or connecting with AI tool APIs quickly and hel
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by Aaikansh22 3y ago
Appreciate your input – you've brought up some valid points about the challenges of building on low/no code platforms. Indeed, trust is a key factor. While it's true that concerns about price changes, platform stability, and
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by Aaikansh22 3y ago
I appreciate your perspective on this. While the analogy to carpenters and IKEA is interesting, I'd like to offer a different angle. We understand that developers have varied preferences and needs. Our aim isn't to replace your sk
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by Aaikansh22 3y ago
Totally get where you're coming from – working with code gives you that hands-on feel and control. But I believe many platforms now provide with debugging of your workflows or any controls that you have incorporated in your app. And wh
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by Aaikansh22 3y ago
Vendor lock-in and the need for smooth maintenance are definitely high-priority concerns. Speaking of solutions, that's where low code/no code comes into play. It's designed to break down those barriers and offer flexibility.
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by Aaikansh22 3y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts – really interesting stuff! I totally see your point about low-code defaults and the maintenance hustle. Balancing efficiency and customization is key, and yeah, keeping things running smooth is where the re
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Ask HN: Quick question for developers about low code/no code tools
4 points by Aaikansh22 3y ago|12 comments
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by Aaikansh22 3y ago
Good to see how public access of the embedded app by DronaHQ is super helpful for organizations looking to reach a wider audience.
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Building internal tools using HarperDB and DronaHQ(dronahq.com)
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Free Webinar: How to build your first low code app(dronahq.com)
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by Aaikansh22 4y ago
Gartner predicts by 2024, more than 65% of app dev will be driven by low code. And this is just one of many statistics indicating that low-code and no-code applications are not only here to stay but to take over. So if you are looking for a
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by Aaikansh22 4y ago
I believe you should definitely check DronaHQ https://www.dronahq.com/ . An ideal alternative to Retool. We offer an intuitive drag drop interface with 150+ pre-built UI components and you can also connect with any database
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by Aaikansh22 4y ago
Low code tools are helping bridge the gap between backend and frontend development, making it easier for backend developers to become full stack developers. So, If you’re a backend developer, with low code app development tools you no longe
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Any backend developers looking to become fullstack developers?(dronahq.com)
1 points by Aaikansh22 4y ago|2 comments