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   Ask HN: Feedback on my keyboard-based flowchart editor?

   3 points by escot 5y ago|4 comments
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   Common Table Expressions(chartio.com)

   1 points by escot 5y ago|0 comments
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   by escot 5y ago

   Clickable link: https://www.knotend.com
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   Ask HN: Feedback on my no-mouse flowchart editor

   2 points by escot 5y ago|1 comments
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   by escot 5y ago

   > The shot...demolished the facility’s previous record yield Thought 'demolish' was going in another direction there
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   by escot 5y ago

   Clickable link: https://www.knotend.com
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   Ask HN: Feedback on My Flowchart Editor?

   1 points by escot 5y ago|1 comments
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   by escot 5y ago

   Really makes me happy seeing skeuomorphic design
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   by escot 5y ago

   I like this general idea since a lot of times a product can succeed with just any name that is short, easy to remember, etc. I spent probably a full week coming up with and buying knotend.com (I have a top level comment if you have time to
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    by escot 5y ago

    Just anyone making flowcharts. Large cos often have to coordinate lots of people, so flowcharts can help. My main use case is for project mgmt and roadmapping.
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    by escot 5y ago

    No but I guess I could. What would you use the pdf for, as opposed to say taking a screenshot to get a png? Would you want the canvas layout rendered on a pdf (the one you get when doing View -> Canvas) or something else?
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    by escot 5y ago

    Cool name. I don't do blockchain dev but I guess I can see why people would need some kind of integration between onchain stuff and analytics/logging platforms. The website is really light on informatin. I would expect an api&#x2F
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    by escot 5y ago

    Your website makes it clear what the product does. I'm not a huge fan of the name, I don't see a reason to shoehorn "AI" into the name at the cost of it being hard to pronounce and remember. Looks like you need a login t
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    by escot 5y ago

    My project is a fast flowchart editor with a UX optimized for keyboard shortcuts. Its free too. https://www.knotend.com
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    React-map-interaction for zooming and panning now supports React 17(twitter.com)

    1 points by escot 5y ago|0 comments
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    KeyCastr – Open-source keystroke visualizer(github.com)

    60 points by escot 5y ago|10 comments
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    Dutch Book(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by escot 5y ago|0 comments
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    Virgin Hyperloop hypersonic train carries first passengers (2020)(youtube.com)

    3 points by escot 5y ago|0 comments
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    EPFL now has its own Hyperloop test track(actu.epfl.ch)

    2 points by escot 5y ago|0 comments
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    by escot 5y ago

    Thanks. Did you in the end figure out how to add nodes and dependencies. Alt-arrow will add a new node as dependency of the currently selected one(s). I agree its confusing that you cant edit an empty cell, the reason is that it wouldnt mea
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    by escot 5y ago

    Somewhat related, this is a fantastic talk about the design of the first electronic spreadsheet VisiCalc by Dan Bricklin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDvbDiJZpy0
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    by escot 5y ago

    I think this is a really cool idea but I don't have the ability to provide much of a critique. The critical issues mostly seem to be about financial incentives and governmental cooperation, not the software itself. I think the paper sh
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    by escot 5y ago

    I like the name! I don't know how commonly used "spritz" is outside of Europe (and I guess Canada?). I like the idea of the hero image being the happy customers rather than pictures of cleaning. Although the people could look
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    by escot 5y ago

    The idea seems useful, although I don't consider it a pain point for myself necessarily. Between log mgmt and reporting I don't think I'm missing much. If you had to descirbe the single biggest feature treblle provides that s
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    by escot 5y ago

    I like the name. The website is pretty clear. But like another commenter it wasn't obvious that you have this complex UI builder. It seemed more like a template library. As a developer my first concern is about the quality and maintain
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    by escot 5y ago

    Btw my project is knotend and theres a top level comment about it if you have a sec to try it.
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    by escot 5y ago

    I like your website. Its clear what your product does. The little video is nice too. I'm a sumologic user and I can't immediately tell why I would go with wrble instead besides possibly the pricing. However at my day job I don&#x2
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    by escot 5y ago

    You have a typo in the screenshot on the home page “thining” instead of “thinking”. The screencast looks pretty nice. Nice job on the design. For the product itself, I may not be your target market. I think the success of these types of thi
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    by escot 5y ago

    It probably shouldn't be listed as "Teen". But I've had this problem when throwing parties so maybe there's a market. I wouldn't worry about the design for now. If people need it, they'll get what it does
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    by escot 5y ago

    People are conditioned to want to rearrange the layout because thats how most flowchart editors work, but its a feature of knotend that the layout is automatic. So theres a mismatch in expectations and Im trying to find the right ux to comm