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Building a Better GitHub Insight Tool in a Week
(ossinsight.io)
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I enjoy using json5. I solves a real problem imo.. Regarding the criticism, I get the same bad energy when people get a kick out of fixing someone’s grammar, and then do not even comprehend what is being complicated. Well done on the lib an
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I believe there is a more to this than you are considering. Just spinning something up can often be a quick fix which ends up as a time drain down the road. These tools tend to start out very simple, but over time the scope grows, like with
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The Calm Company Investment Thesis
(calmfund.com)
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I enjoyed the quote in leeoniya's bio yesterday, which I stumbled upon: "All problems in computer science can be solved by another level of abstraction.. Except for the problem of too many levels of abstraction."
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4y ago
Read this article this week, and thanks for sharing! We're building Lowdefy and have been bootstrapping for the past 3 years. I'll probably also post an article about this soon, it is definitely a whole different journey, and I of
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Shameless plug, also check out Lowdefy - https://github.com/lowdefy/lowdefy
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Yeah, that sums it up. I guess it means it can't be labelled as "multi-tenant" then..
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Also second this, we even split our AWS org into an AWS account per tentant. Although, this will maybe be a problem if we have +100s of clients. But it makes onboarding and off-loading simple.
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How would this be different from a review? and could one be sued for posting a opinionated review? I guess the title intro and conclusion should be changed as a review..
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gervwyk
4y ago
Well done! Really impressive, will give it a spin.
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4y ago
Exactly, to me from what I read in the media, it almost feels like VCs are rooting for a haircut to gain more bargaining power with companies. It has become expensive to get a piece of the pie and they want it easier. Not that I don't
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4y ago
also agree, great content well complemented by their product. well done to the team, it is a fine balance.
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Even boring as it may sound, definitely something I would read, since I known React well but don’t feel like bothering to much with vue atm, but would like to understand the difference / nuances.
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4y ago
I’m also going to jump in here and say try Lowdefy https://github.com/lowdefy/lowdefy - co-founder here. We take a different angle and believe that low code should still work like code. We focus on a developer first ap
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4y ago
Check out Lowdefy. https://github.com/lowdefy/lowdefy Co-Founder of Lowdefy here. We're having great success with it as a software agency, it really scales well with projects because you can organise files and fol
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4y ago
We’re building lowdefy: https://github.com/lowdefy/lowdefy A low-code tool that let’s you build web apps using yaml. In v4, you config is run in a lightweight nextjs app, so should scale as well as nextjs for the most
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gervwyk
5y ago
Not sure I agree, but interesting, so who is your target audience in large corps?
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Sorry for the typo. Yeah, if I had to guess, it was so extremely hard for them to recruit taxi drivers in South Africa. The metered taxi industry has always been extremely untrusted (my personal opinion), and basically non-existent. They ap
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5y ago
I have friends in South Africa who built a small business similar to uber in 2004 on SMS and future phones. Worked really well, however, at the end of the day an idea does not build a business like uber. Extremely well executed startups doe
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I’ve always wished for MongoDB to have a “deepFind”, so that when I fetch a document, it will fetch the nested relations also instead of doing an aggression to do the lookup. Feel like if their objectID only included a collection name refer
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Thanks for sharing. Interested to learn more regarding your thoughts on "scarcity mindset around money". If you have written anything on the topic, please share.
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Great work guys! Really high quality promotional video. Love it!
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I’ve read your abstract and it looks very interesting! I’ll be diving into the rest as I find time over the next few weeks thanks for sharing! And well done on this piece of work! It was interesting to me that you mentioned “functional prog
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Check out Lowdefy - https://github.com/lowdefy/lowdefy It is open source, self hosted and you write your apps in config (yaml / json). So your are not trapped in a UI, you are free to copy paste find and replace a
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5y ago
Well done! I love this idea! Really look forward to giving it a try in a react app.
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My wife activated this on her insurance. Got an email last week saying that she is in the top 5% of “worst drivers”. Which was both scary and funny at the same time. We investigated why they deduct so much points for her driving, and the ma
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Sorry I confused pdfJs for jsPdf. Perhaps the next step is to build a Lowdefy block that uses pdfJs to render pdfs :)
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Shameless plug. I recently wrote an article for Lowdefy (co-founder here) for using pdfMake with Lowdefy to generate pdfs. Works really great and easy, perhaps the next step is to add a pdf render block using pdfJs. See the article: https:
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Scam Google ads sends SMS to mobile when clicked
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
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