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by gervwyk 6y ago
Yeah. I Agree with you. Also been thinking about a similar concept for a while. For the negative effects some have mentioned, one could also argue the possibility of a positive effect to make things more open and result in better quality &#
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by gervwyk 6y ago
I'd be really interested to hear more regarding people's experiences with remote YC batches. Please share if possible.
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Same here. Have not been happy with a doc which can do it all, display, ethernet and charge. This Dell one has served me best [0] but unfortunately no charge. [0] - https://www.amazon.com/Dell-Ethernet-Compatible-Latitude-Th
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by gervwyk 6y ago
But it is not a erc20 token. They began with on erc20, then switched to Stellar, now on Solana. 2 switches has caused considerable issues for users. But seems like thing are stabilising now.
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Dell's new 24“ monitor has the USB-C hub in the screen. Clever(windowscentral.com)
3 points by gervwyk 6y ago|2 comments
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Hi. Thanks for letting me know! Fixed it. Was a A/B test that went wrong.
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Hi, yes often we are also really surprised. One could say its like writing a query, we took a lot of inspiration from MongoDBs query language. To understand how this is all possible, in short, react components just use props, so just a jso
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Yes co-founder here. Been building apps with it for 2 years now. Its really powerful for building data intensive UIs. Have built full scale dashboard solutions for enterprises, buys with a large CRM like 5 companies combined into one syste
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Couldn’t agree more. I’ve tracked these guys from the start. Really solid concept behind it and the founder make a really strong commitment from the start to say that if its a currency the only thing that matters is the number of daily tran
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Not directly related, but has anyone looked at Kin [1] recently. Besides btc and eth, they are the only guys with SEC clearance. And given that they are running on the Solana chain, as far as I understand, makes micro transactions possible.
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Well done! This looks impressive and really useful. I’ve been looking for a lightweight sprite / spark lib for a while. Clients always, for some reason, are very impressed by little charts in a table row, doing this witha normal size c
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by gervwyk 6y ago
This is absolutely practical. Especially with pages with a large number of chart elements. Using larger libs for parklines is impractical. I can totally seeing this being able to extent to the type of chart you would typically put in a Powe
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by gervwyk 6y ago
This looks really cool! I'm going to give it a try. I always lose my notes. My workaround is a personal Discord server, to post notes to myself, which is nice to have a mobile app where I can share links to on mobile I want to save for
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Firstly make sure you split the docs into the 4 categorise others have mentioned. For internal use, a great reference is usually where you want to get started. After that you should be able to put together an explanation of the bigger conce
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by gervwyk 6y ago
A nice API might be all that you need. That and maybe something like https://lowdefy.com to easily put a UI in front of it.
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Although it might not be perfectly positioned to build a consumer facing web-app, we wanted to make it simple to build web apps. So we built https://lowdefy.com - It makes building web apps as simple as writing a query. I would
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Yes YAML. We have built https://lowdefy.com to enable us to create web apps in YAML - It makes creating web apps as simple as writing a query. Over the past couple or years, we have been developing apps for internal use in compa
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Thanks davismwfi! Sorry about this link typo. We are thinking exactly what you are describing. Just quick effortless quick wins to access backend services, like triggering an API. We are thinking that the same benefit that infrastructure-as
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Firstly disclaimer. I'm not a back-end developer, and we are building https://lowdefy.com , and considering if we are positioning our product correctly. The recent post about RethinkDB [1] got me thinking. Also, considering
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Ask HN: Does back-end devs/data scientists need an easier way create web UIs?
4 points by gervwyk 6y ago|5 comments
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by gervwyk 6y ago
I agree. Although I do believe that the schema needs to be designed first class for writing / programming, before considering what render model and edit GUI will manipulate the schema. Making the app schema first class for writing, ens
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Hi pchal. We've often been surprised with how flexible Lowdefy is. One can easily build everything from simple websites, public webforms, to complex multi-tenant web apps - which is very exciting. We decided to limit what we currently
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Thanks! Although I'm not familiar with data federation or any web 3.0 spec, I did some light reading and it seems like we are already working in the data federation direction. Consider this definition: ”Data federation is an aspect of
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Haha, thanks! Yes is really simple for even non-devs to pick up in a few minutes and become more productive than being trapped in a GUI. We find it's a nice balance between the freedom you have with coding and schematic structure that
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Thank you! Exactly what we are currently experiencing with the integration team. Essentially creating more time to focus on understanding and solving the business problem at hand, and spend less time creating the implementation. Which in r
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Hi, Yes. you can switch over to JSON as you like. You can write everything in JSON or mix it up if that is useful. Like reference JSON files in your YAML using the _ref operator. Hope you give it a try!
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Why build in YAML? - All Lowdefy apps use the same structured config schema, which makes it easier to debug large apps or pick up where others left off. - Nothing is hidden in a GUI. This allows you to do the basics (copy, paste, find, repl
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Show HN: Lowdefy – Build internal tools with YAML on an open-source framework(lowdefy.com)
107 points by gervwyk 6y ago|32 comments
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Lowdefy is an open-source (Apache-2.0) low-code framework that lets you build web apps with YAML configuration files. We have developed a simple application schema that is easy to understand, write, remember and of course version control. Y
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by gervwyk 6y ago
Been thinking about this a lot. There are huge benefits to such a simple hack, but it feels like if browser autocomplete could be a little more advance it could do all of this and more. And it could be applied across any site. Perhaps a goo

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