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by dominicwhyte 4y ago
Hi everyone! I made this site a few months ago but never properly launched it. TryAPIs lets you browse popular REST APIs, with built-in docs and an interface to call endpoints from your browser. I generate a unique page for each API endpoin
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Show HN: Browse Popular REST APIs(tryapis.com)
2 points by dominicwhyte 4y ago|3 comments
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by dominicwhyte 4y ago
Retool Workflows is the way to go https://retool.com/products/workflows (see the 4 min demo on their site) Flexibility to write custom code and alerting logic, but no headache of managing your own infrastructure Discla
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by dominicwhyte 4y ago
Summarized feedback from our users on the various no-code automations tools that exist. Let me know if there's anything you'd like more details on, I'm dominic@fillout.com
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Zapier vs. Make vs. Airtable Automations(fillout.com)
1 points by dominicwhyte 4y ago|1 comments
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by dominicwhyte 4y ago
> I’ve been looking for a wysiwyg form builder at work If you're looking for something no-code but more powerful that traditional form builders, check out https://fillout.com/ (disclaimer - I'm one of the found
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Show HN: Explore popular APIs from your browser(tryapis.com)
1 points by dominicwhyte 4y ago|0 comments
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We used AI to improve new user onboarding(blog.fillout.com)
1 points by dominicwhyte 4y ago|1 comments
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by dominicwhyte 4y ago
AI startups have been cropping up left and right in the last few months, spurred by advances from OpenAI, Stability and others. At Fillout.com, we're using AI a bit differently than most - to help with user onboarding. A few people ask
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Contrary Research: the stories of private companies and the ways they get built(research.contrary.com)
1 points by dominicwhyte 4y ago|0 comments
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Meta's Conversational AI(blenderbot.ai)
2 points by dominicwhyte 4y ago|2 comments
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by dominicwhyte 4y ago
Congrats on the launch! meticulous.ai is great and the team is A+
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Toast S1(docoh.com)
2 points by dominicwhyte 5y ago|0 comments
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by dominicwhyte 5y ago
That's a good point - words/min isn't a great way to measure code typing speed. Right now I use whitespaces to delimit "words" - maybe I should also delimit by parentheses and punctuation? e.g. "Object.create(h
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by dominicwhyte 5y ago
Yes, definitely a joke :D You get a different message depending on the words/min typed
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by dominicwhyte 5y ago
Hey everyone! This is a (hopefully) fun July 4th weekend project I put together. I shared the site at work and it's led to some fierce competition... the current high score is 70 "words" per minute for JS.
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Show HN: How fast can you type code?(codingspeedtest.com)
6 points by dominicwhyte 5y ago|10 comments
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by dominicwhyte 5y ago
Yes the table editor doesn't work well from mobile devices so we're restricting to larger screen sizes at the moment - we're working on adding mobile support as soon as possible. Thanks for the feedback
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by dominicwhyte 5y ago
Just fixed, thanks for the feedback! Will go out in our next deploy in ~45 min
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by dominicwhyte 5y ago
Hey HN! I’m Dominic, an engineer at Retool, and I'm excited to be sharing this on HN. I often need to spin up a quick Postgres DB or REST API to test features I’m working on. Seeding these with data can get tedious, especially if I hav
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Show HN: Autogenerate a CRUD app from a CSV file(retool.com)
13 points by dominicwhyte 5y ago|7 comments
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by dominicwhyte 5y ago
Hey HN! I’m Dominic, an engineer at Retool, and I'm excited to be sharing this on HN. I often need to spin up a quick Postgres DB or REST API to test features I’m working on. Seeding these with data can get tedious, especially if I hav
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Show HN: Write a CSV to Postgres (and 20 other dev utilities)(retool.com)
11 points by dominicwhyte 5y ago|2 comments
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Stripe Terminal(stripe.com)
101 points by dominicwhyte 5y ago|12 comments
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The Museum of Annoying Experiences(annoyingmuseum.zendesk.com)
4 points by dominicwhyte 5y ago|0 comments