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Trayja-Peter
3y ago
Btw, could someone more knowledgeable than me explain why the app works ~okay on Chrome but works at like 2 fps on Safari? What, if anything, can I do to fix this? I'm guessing it has something to do with how Webkit's rendering en
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Trayja-Peter
3y ago
Creator here, thanks for sharing my link! I was going to do a Show HN when it was more polished, but publicity never hurts :)
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Trayja-Peter
3y ago
It will always be free to use; affiliate links for product-focussed databases is a strong possibility
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Show HN: xmorphic – physics-based realistic CSS generator
(xmorphic.dev)
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Trayja-Peter
3y ago
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Trayja-Peter
3y ago
Thanks :) Care to share your project?
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Trayja-Peter
3y ago
We're using Ant Design https://ant.design/
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Trayja-Peter
3y ago
I won't get too deep into our architecture, but needless to say letting users dynamically edit/add/remove fields in their databases is not easy. We use Postgres + Prisma as our ORM, and I'm fairly happy with its DX re: h
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Trayja-Peter
3y ago
I remember that post! I had commented on it, back when this project was still very early and using a different name. I agree with all your suggestions, and we've considered most of them. Importing CSVs presents some challenges, particu
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3y ago
Not at the moment, but I'm very open to adding new views to the UI!
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3y ago
The taxonomy and metadata, as you put it, is defined by the moderators/community of each database. We just give them drag-and-drop tools to do so :)
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Show HN: Sortabase, a collaborative, visual database builder for communities
(sortabase.com)
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4y ago
"I want to empower more individuals to publish, maintain and collaborate on small indexes. To build a million tiny libraries, community databases, weird collections and indie indexes." Funnily enough, a friend and I have been buil