brunovcosta

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   Drag'n Drop UI Builder for Python(marketplace.visualstudio.com)

   7 points by brunovcosta 4y ago|3 comments
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   by brunovcosta 4y ago

   Great project!! I was trying to build my own python interpreter to my project and this saved me a lot of work! super nice-to-have ask: could you replace the is_prime test on the README from range(2,x) to range(2,int(math.sqrt(x)))?
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   by brunovcosta 4y ago

   Hey all, I'm Bruno, founder of Abstra, we are building a GUI builder for Python. This is similar to Retool/Appsmith, but instead of JS queries, you can use Python, also this brings some other differences: - Runs in backend (thus y
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   Visual Basic for Python(abstracloud.com)

   2 points by brunovcosta 4y ago|2 comments
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   by brunovcosta 4y ago

   Thank you! We are iterating a lot on how to explain as fast as possible what the product does.
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   by brunovcosta 4y ago

   We're building that! https://www.abstracloud.com/ Abstra cloud is a platform for shipping apps using Python without making any HTML The main abstraction is the "forms" which output "typeform-like apps&qu
7. 37.▲
   by brunovcosta 4y ago

   You're right, this is more expensive than VPSs alternatives. We assumed commercial use cases for that price so the benefits of not having to deal with servers complexity + access control + etc.. are quickly paid back. For hobby project
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   by brunovcosta 4y ago

   https://www.abstracloud.com/jobs It is definitely the easiest way for Python code. Just paste your code and thats it Full disclosure: I made this product. We are a YC company
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   AI Generated Escape Room(misterious-room.abstra.run)

   1 points by brunovcosta 4y ago|0 comments
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    Build simple input/output UIs for your Python scripts on the web (no HTML/CSS)(github.com)

    1 points by brunovcosta 4y ago|0 comments
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    by brunovcosta 4y ago

    I see. The main goal of this tutorial (and the tool itself) is to allow people to have quick results more than showing best practices Abstra is just a quick way to allow people building interfaces without having to understand HTML or more a
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    by brunovcosta 4y ago

    Hey everyone, I'm creating a Python tutorial aimed to be super practical. This version is still a draft, but it exemplify how I will approach the final version. Any feedbacks are valuable!
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    Super Simple Intro to Python(gist.github.com)

    1 points by brunovcosta 4y ago|3 comments
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    Share and Run Python Code(abstra.show)

    1 points by brunovcosta 4y ago|0 comments
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    by brunovcosta 4y ago

    Hi everyone, I'm Bruno, creator of Hackerforms and I'm thrilled to announce that now you can install any python library on your HackerForms For those who don know us, HackerForms ( https://hackerforms.com ) is a tool for
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    Hackerforms now allows you to ship forms with any lib(hackerforms.com)

    12 points by brunovcosta 4y ago|1 comments
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    by brunovcosta 4y ago

    Have you ever tried to use [name the tool here] form builder and got stuck on simple things like: - Adding complex logic - Making requests in the middle of the form - Doing any complicated math At the same time, developing a web server that
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    Show HN: Hackerforms Is Typeform for Hackers(hackerforms.com)

    11 points by brunovcosta 4y ago|1 comments
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    Crossover Vim Plugin(github.com)

    7 points by brunovcosta 4y ago|0 comments
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    by brunovcosta 5y ago

    Super biased here, but you should definitely try Abstra ( https://abstra.app/ ) It allows you to create CRUD apps visually with little to no JS code
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    by brunovcosta 5y ago

    Abstra, YC S21 ( https://abstra.app ) is great for frontends! It allows you to easily integrate with any backend and have a smoother learning curve. Also it is easily extensible by code, so you will never be stuck in feature limit
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    by brunovcosta 5y ago

    Comments like this warm our hearts and makes us super motivated! Thank you very much!
23. 53.▲
    by brunovcosta 5y ago

    Excelent feedback! We will fix that!
24. 54.▲
    by brunovcosta 5y ago

    We saw limitations on all libs we tried, so we decided to implement drag-n-drop by ourselves using setIntervals, getBoundingRects and absolute positions for arrows and other visual elements
25. 55.▲
    by brunovcosta 5y ago

    Yes! We have a customer which have blind users. So we are prepared for this! Here is a quick demo: https://accessibility-demo.abstra.app/
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    by brunovcosta 5y ago

    Thank you! I think there always an abstraction bias that makes webdev frameworks so coupled with HTML. Great to hear that you liked!
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    by brunovcosta 5y ago

    Thank you! We are using Vue+Typescript for the frontend and Haskell & Node for the backend microservices. For your case (and maybe for us in the future), I would take a look at rust+webasm or using WebGL directly
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    by brunovcosta 5y ago

    Thank you!!
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    by brunovcosta 5y ago

    Great, thank you! If you have any questions or thoughts about our tool, you can contact me (bruno [at] abstra.app). I would love to get your feedback on it.
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    by brunovcosta 5y ago

    Good call! done! bruno [at] abstra.app