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It’s worth adding that each customer app, is setup in its own monorepo which contains the app config and apps specific plugins. With a dependency on the main repo. Thus a updated framework version is easy to roll out to customer apps, while
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A well structured pnpm monorepo and a plugin system / architecture has made all the difference for us at Lowdefy [0]. Additionally we’ve architected a way to build complex web apps using config - not everyone’s cup of tea, but with a s
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New Ferro Cap with Energy Density 19 Times That of Commercial Alternatives
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Developer Experience Book by Addy Osmani
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Developing Internal Tools in 2024
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Considering then abandoning JSX for structured YAML config
(kirbysayshi.com)
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3y ago
Maybe I should use this for our docs pages :)
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Show HN: Lowdefy v4 – The config webstack for business apps
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I'm really enjoying reading through the docs and the tutorial. We've created Lowdefy, a config web-stack which makes it really simple to build quite advanced web apps. We're writing everything in YAML, but it has it's li
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3y ago
What tools are others using to build these wireflows? We find figma too detailed and mockup does not quite get us there (not sure why). Any recommendations?
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3y ago
Maybe not only SaaS specific. But Naval is GOLD. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-TZqOsVCNM
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3y ago
Enter Lowdefy - Build business web apps in YAML - and its fantastic! Also, founder here so.. Honestly our team is writing more YAML than I think anyone, and we, including junior devs are loving the experience. Check it out! https:/&#x
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3y ago
Interesting. All in like 1h. Also might be less relevant for AskHN, since the idea is to comment / discuss the topic. Surprised that there is not a more effective solution to this.
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3y ago
Also, why is this thread been removed from the home / front HN page?
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3y ago
I agree. Check out what we’ve done with Lowdefy. Web app config that is Git friendly. https://lowdefy.com
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3y ago
We've developed a low-code solution for building web apps: Lowdefy - A config web stack for business apps. We've taken this approach because we believe that building in a GUI only, is just not productive and restricts developers.
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StyleX: Meta’s CSS Library Update
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Awsome! With Lowdefy we tried to build a low-code framework that works like code. We’ve developed a schema in which to define applications and we’ve built all kinds of apps for enterprise customers. Massive, advanced CRM systems, call centr
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3y ago
Have you tried https://lowdefy.com ? (Shameless plug, co-founder)
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Very nice. Love it. Interested to know how the Safari Sunset Leucadendron is doing in your region? Living in South Africa I've tried to establish a Safari Sunset plant in our garden on three occasions, and they seem to be very fragile,
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3y ago
I like this. I’ve always been wondering why something like this does not exist.
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This. In our tiny company, Lowdefy, we try to distinguish when something is done as part of innovation, or as a deliverable or chore. The work that falls into the two categories are vastly different in nature, stakeholder expectations and o
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3y ago
It’s something like https://www.airplane.dev/ a closer alternative to Refine? Or how does it compare?
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Also add Lowdefy onto the list https://github.com/lowdefy/lowdefy co-founder here :)
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Interesting and well done on the launch! Something similar to this https://super.so Would be cool if instead of simply inputting a title and description the ai guides you trough a few questions to best capture site details. Get
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Check out https://lowdefy.com We’ve built Lowdefy as a config webstack. Making it really easy to build web apps with yaml or json. You can also extend with npm plugins. Lowdefy is more low level than a crm. But we’ve used it to
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Problem here to not underestimate is that if you are not experienced in RFPs you will spend 10x to 20x the time than someone that has experience int these processes, and then there is a real risk that you optimistically misinterpreted some
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Great insight. It feels like at some point reactivity as a language primitive should be built into js. Most frameworks start with this and then build out into a opinionated implementation, dissolving the ecosystem into framework fragments.
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Well said.
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I feel like folders needs to be more advanced for business. For starters I just want to tag stuff with different fields. It can get way more advanced, like I’d want to hook it up to the CRM, and create a rule for which files kinds is requir
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