andreigaspar

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   Terraform with DigitalOcean on Windows(andreigaspar.com)

   2 points by andreigaspar 7y ago|0 comments
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   Pillars of Application Performance(andreigaspar.com)

   1 points by andreigaspar 7y ago|0 comments
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   by andreigaspar 7y ago

   Oh crap, it's true - although all other platforms do parse them right
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   by andreigaspar 7y ago

   Last week I had the idea of offering emoji support for URLs in a website. It was pretty well received - some people had suggestions for emojis, others requests for features like customization. Today I had a pretty interesting request of tra
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   Show HN: Pet project update – translating emojis into URLs(npmjs.com)

   2 points by andreigaspar 7y ago|3 comments
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   Show HN: My friend just finished a video demo of our alpha

   4 points by andreigaspar 7y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: I'm coding this silly project to relax, thoughts welcome

   3 points by andreigaspar 7y ago|0 comments
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   by andreigaspar 7y ago

   So happy to see the attention Typescript is getting lately. Absolutely love the language, and have been using it since it got released.
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   by andreigaspar 7y ago

   Oh that's great news! It's definitely going to be more accessible in terms of pricing, not even in the same ballpark as appcues. One additional thing is that we're allowing users to "cheat" our MAU system, by only i
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Thanks I'm really glad to hear that!
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    I created an updated package with the ability to customize your emojis, and implemented it into our site (there are some examples in the description): https://www.npmjs.com/package/emoji-express
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    This is a follow up on my pet project. Today I integrated it into an app that we're working on and it seems to be working great so far. I implemented the suggestions and features requested. E.g. setting your own emojis for your custom
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    Show HN: Automatic emoji support for main routes in your website(npmjs.com)

    1 points by andreigaspar 7y ago|1 comments
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    That's a pretty creative input, I didn't think about it from the perspective of universalizing these routes. I built it as a tongue in cheek project, but I'm starting to get pretty excited about polishing it.
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Thanks a lot!
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Solved the mapping option! Can be mapped with a one-liner now, thanks again for the input!
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Thanks! Well the old routes are still kept intact, so it can be accessed through let's say yoursite.com/contact - but if you choose to use an emoji you get the contact page too :D
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Solved it! Routes can be associated with simple one liners now. For example: emoji.set(':emojisymbol:', '/whatever/route/here') Thanks again for the input!
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Yeh that makes sense, I'll have to come up with a solution for that. I didn't think about it that deeply yet tbh, I just snapped it together as a tongue in cheek project. I'll explore some solutions for scaling and customizin
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    That is an interesting point, I honestly didn't think about it. The initial thought was to automate everything, so no code has to be written, just a simple import - but this comes at the cost flexibility and customization. I'll tr
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Yeh that makes sense, I'll put it on a server. Thanks for the suggestions, these are awesome! I'll add them like this (because I can't use spaces): /careers /jobs /pricing /status /faq /blog &#x2
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    Show HN: I have a silly pet project, can I get some input?

    11 points by andreigaspar 7y ago|18 comments
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Your comment just made my day man. I really appreciate your support and kind words, it's not easy for an indie out here lol.
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Hey thanks for your message! Honestly I don't think those tools are accessible for the common folk. They're building complex and expensive onboarding solutions that onboard your users, make you a meal, massage your feet, and do th
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Hey thanks that's actually super duper helpful, so that basically means the landing page fails to convey the message. So a couple words on what it does: It is an onboarding layer over your application! You import it via a script (just
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Hey btw, I see you're open to discuss and provide feedback - can I get in touch with you personally from time to time to offer perspective and critiques?
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    Yeh, I should definitely change that, I've been abusing that email for all my automation setups - thanks for the heads up!
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    I feel like there your first message doesn't show up, because you started with > Also, but I'll answer the questions in this subsequent message. I hesitate to tell you that it's going to be ready next Saturday, or in 2 mon
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    by andreigaspar 7y ago

    I've been building stuff for quite some time now, and it was always a headache to set up onboarding for my apps. I feel like building the core features of a product is enough hard labor in itself, I really don't need the overhead
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    Show HN: I'm building a system that automates onboarding(boardme.app)

    9 points by andreigaspar 7y ago|14 comments