foxbee

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by foxbee 5y ago
That video is both annoying, frightening, and yet weirdly cool.
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by foxbee 5y ago
In the act of transparency, I am the cofounder of Budibase [1], an open source low code platform, and have felt the unease and confusion this type of sentiment brings to young developers. At the same time, a tool like Bubble is incredibly e
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by foxbee 5y ago
Credit to Bubble for raising such a large amount after years of hard work and dedication. I admire their tenacity, community and product but I don't agree with the sentiment 'make tech cofounders obsolete'. Why do you want to
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by foxbee 5y ago
I agree. I prefer if they went down the route of 'empowering the next generation of tech cofounders' or something. But don't raise money to make a position obsolete
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by foxbee 5y ago
In the act of transparency, I am the cofounder of Budibase [1], an open source low code platform, and have felt the unease this type of sentiment brings to young developers. At the same time, a tool like Bubble is incredibly empowering, and
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by foxbee 5y ago
Credit to Bubble for raising such a large amount after years of hard work and dedication. I admire their tenacity, community and product but I don't agree with the sentiment 'make tech cofounders obsolete'. Why do you want to
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No-code Bubble raises $100M to make technical co-founders obsolete(uk.news.yahoo.com)
6 points by foxbee 5y ago|5 comments
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by foxbee 5y ago
For ref: https://github.com/Budibase/budibase
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by foxbee 5y ago
You'll find they're probably not the best tools for a lot of the 'infinite ways' you expect. But they're great for simple data entry and basic calculations. The novel ways I've seen them used are around the dev
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by foxbee 5y ago
well, the Github link is broken. For viewers, it should point to: https://github.com/Budibase/budibase
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by foxbee 5y ago
I would definitely go with Budibase. You could build a responsive CRUD app in a few minutes. They also support a number of data sources (PG, MySql, Mongo, Couch) and have their own DB. Also, they're open source: https://gith
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by foxbee 5y ago
This is great. It's always a battle when trying design 'spacing' functionality that respects responsive design. This is potentially something we could use with Budibase (low-code platform): https://github.com/
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by foxbee 5y ago
Wonderful job. Simply wonderful. Well done to the team for delivering at such high velocity!
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by foxbee 5y ago
Pretty cool tool. Is it possible to accompany notes, with agendas etc. In my gov/orgs in the UK at least, it is protocol to send an agenda before the meeting, and the notes after [along with actions].
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by foxbee 5y ago
Great timing. I was just looking into pylint
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by foxbee 5y ago
I was searching the internet for public APIs when I met a number of websites that were charging for access. I then came across: https://github.com/public-apis/public-apis Which was awesome, but I am lazy ) so I decided
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by foxbee 5y ago
I, along with a great team, have spent over a year building an open source low code platform called Budibase. Budibase is best described as an open-source alternative to Outsystems, Retool and Mendix. The benefits include: - self-host with
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Amazon and Google probed over efforts to stop fake reviews(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by foxbee 5y ago|0 comments
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by foxbee 5y ago
I'm super happy for Vercel. They put a lot of time and effort into understanding developers, especially frontend developers, and give a lot back to the open source community. Well done Guillermo Rauch and team. You're a huge inspi
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by foxbee 5y ago
This sounds really interesting. I'd be interested in having a chat around a partnership with Budibase: https://github.com/Budibase/budibase
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by foxbee 5y ago
It is one of the most in demand job roles in the world right now, after all.
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by foxbee 5y ago
I'm the co-founder of Budibase, an open-source low code platform, and 70% of our signups (30,000) are from IT. Low code abstracts a lot of the coding effort, but it's still inherently complex to build applications. Repo for ref:
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Why low-code tools will not result in 80% of software being created by 2024(thehosk.medium.com)
6 points by foxbee 5y ago|3 comments
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by foxbee 5y ago
The quality of content is incredible. I've read 3 blog posts so far and found this particularly relevant for Budibase: https://future.a16z.com/north-star-metrics
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by foxbee 5y ago
and the new shiny technology is coined very-low-code
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by foxbee 5y ago
It really is a good idea
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by foxbee 5y ago
IDEs are for speeding up dev too. From our perspective, we were vexed with continually having to repeat ourselves, building the same CRUD tools time and time again. Budibase removes a lot of that repetitive grunt work, and in many cases, yo
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by foxbee 5y ago
Technical founders, non technical founders, designers, marketers, teachers, students, and lots more
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by foxbee 5y ago
I'm the co-founder of Budibase, an open source low code platform, and 70% of our signups 30,000) are from IT. Low code abstracts a lot of the coding effort, but it's still inherently complex to build applications. The code is only
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by foxbee 5y ago
When I seen the title, I thought, 'a search engine that allows me to search for communities that fit an inputted search criteria, cool!' Sadly, it doesn't seem to be the case and it is more of a tool for searching alternative

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