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by davidjgraph 9y ago
Where's the problem? To me it shows what an excellent job the creation of the GDPR was. It makes companies think in depth about the data they hold on me and how they process it. It also provides clear ways to question and challenge it.
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
Partner expecting 6th in May. I'd look at it the other way round, does anyone who has children ever regret it? Personally, like the vast majority, not for a second.
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
draw.io | Senior JavaScript Engineers | Global | Full or Part Time Contractor | REMOTE At draw.io we're aiming to prove that you can build a successful SaaS application as open source software. We're a remote, all engineering team
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
Cool, congrats to team getting to 1.0.0 We (draw.io) 100% believe in this model, it's absurd that the data should live with the SaaS application provider. It's user lock-in, plain and simple.
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
Looks pretty, anyone know how it compares to Cloudcraft[0]? Interesting to make it a desktop application and then subscription based. I found the pricing structure a little unnatural, though. The 5k-10k band seems quite narrow and the way t
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
I suspect the key problem with this isn't the one most people will think of. We had a commercial JS library that we sold for 10 years and I'd estimate the % of companies that properly read the evaluation and commercial use license
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
I'm suspecting Hipchat will be for Server/Data Center (i.e. self-hosted) and Stride will be their cloud offering.
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Atlassian launches Stride, its Slack competitor(techcrunch.com)
440 points by davidjgraph 9y ago|404 comments
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
I just ran up yEd on my MacBook, 240MB with a blank editor. draw.io Desktop is taking 60MB. Do you have other figures?
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.mxgraph.conflu... The key driver for the way we approach draw.io is the trust issue that all SaaS apps suffer from. Not only do they have your data, they have the app as we
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
We're looking at about 60MB on macOS for a small diagram. Another thread reports Win asking for 175MB. But as you say, it was electron or nothing for us, no way we can justify native apps.
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
Good feedback, thanks.
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Draw.io releases open source desktop versions(facebook.com)
184 points by davidjgraph 9y ago|46 comments
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
We've had 320 applications so far. We'll try to respond to everyone, but there's a ton of applications that simply haven't read what I wrote above. You need to address the time-zone issue if you're in the US or Asia
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
Neither, our tech stack pre-dates Gliffy.
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
It's 100% from licensing the tech to another company that sells the Confluence plugin. We don't "sell" anything, thus no non-commercial functions in company. But, we've also 90k unique users using the free online ve
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
Worldwide, REMOTE, Full time, $100k-$170k. Senior software engineer on https://www.draw.io We're a small, all engineering team looking for a strong developer with experience building complex web apps in Vanilla JS. You will
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
Trello = Atlassian, they already have a heavyweight wiki tool. Asana/Slack, why would they go outside their core competence. But even if a company did want to copy something, it really comes down to passion and execution, I've see
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
"nimble" "giants" are not two words I'd associate with (m)any companies... :)
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
"...fine-grained repository permissions with GitHub Apps...", excellent, this caused us more problems integrating than anything else. Especially for an organization, anything beyond 15-20 repos and they just couldn't give per
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by davidjgraph 9y ago
unpkg are reporting this as fixed. https://twitter.com/unpkg/status/852668919768694784 . We got hit pretty hard for the 50 minutes or so the problem existed, Dropbox host their JS SDK lib on there...
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by davidjgraph 10y ago
I happened to be reading a comparison of Telegram and Whatsapp this morning [1]. I've never used Whatsapp, is it really this bad or is the reviewer clearly a massive Telegram fanboy/girl? [1] https://info.seibert-media.
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by davidjgraph 10y ago
Very nice, although default of Fahrenheit, really? The date format is ISO rather than US by default. Maybe a master switch [US|Countries in the 21st Century] 8-)
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by davidjgraph 10y ago
draw.io [1] has this hidden under Arrange->Insert->From Text and is also open source [2]. I work on the project. [1] https://www.draw.io [2] https://github.com/jgraph/draw.io
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by davidjgraph 10y ago
Can we put the icons and example diagrams into draw.io?
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by davidjgraph 10y ago
Teamviewer's remote display technology is very good. Last time I checked I couldn't find anything with that fidelity. I also think that good product is worth paying for. We paid about 1.5k Euros to get remote sharing between the f
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by davidjgraph 10y ago
How can you be sure that data transmitting between the centre and user in Canada doesn't leave Canadian borders?
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by davidjgraph 10y ago
I've got about 11-12 8-bit machines in the loft. My rule is keep the best condition machine of each model and sell anything else. I suspect the overall task of dealing with them all is just too much. So, what about picking one model ty
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by davidjgraph 10y ago
I'm not talking about his point, I'm talking about the kind of tone calling a stranger an idiot.
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by davidjgraph 10y ago
> If I were you I'd quietly delete that post, because I've absolutely judged you -- and probably unfairly -- on the content. On that, I wouldn't hire you. Based on your reply, I suspect most people wouldn't want to be

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