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by grinich 11y ago
They're focused on turning that capital into recurring revenue! i.e. building out the GitHub Enterprise business This is pretty common among companies that make the consumer->enterprise transition. Also see Dropbox, Slack, etc.
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New themes and search for Nylas N1 email app(medium.com)
1 points by grinich 11y ago|0 comments
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by grinich 11y ago
We're building a new mail app at Nylas! https://nylas.com Oh and it's open source :) http://github.com/nylas/n1
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by grinich 11y ago
The React Native approach is actually "learn once, write anywhere." https://code.facebook.com/posts/1014532261909640/react-nativ...
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by grinich 11y ago
Help us migrate! :)
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by grinich 11y ago
Definitely agree with all of the above, and most of these are next on our roadmap. Our next sprint is focused on polish and performance. Stay tuned! ;) Unfortunately GitHub has kind of become a catch-all for general debugging and support fr
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by grinich 11y ago
It works great on a trackpad, and lots of folks have touch screens these days. We also have keyboard shortcuts, fully customizable in the preferences window.
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by grinich 11y ago
Yep! https://github.com/nylas/N1/issues/96
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by grinich 11y ago
It comes from FullContact right now. We're investigating alternatives since the data isn't great.
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by grinich 11y ago
I think these are actually two different questions. One is asking about new auth APIs so you don't need to run a script to connect accounts. We're working on that! The second is about how to do API authentication, i.e. how API req
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by grinich 11y ago
Hm, I haven't heard about that being an issue. If you can dig up the thread, I'd be glad to take a look.
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by grinich 11y ago
Ah unfortunately not. Unsnoozing is essentially a cron job that needs to run on a different service.
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by grinich 11y ago
It's kind of like Bitly-- we have a redirect server that just keeps a count which is secured with your access token. This is infrastructure we're actually going to also open up to developers once we iron out the bugs. Stay tuned!
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by grinich 11y ago
It doesn't support ActiveSync, but it supports open protocols like IMAP, SMTP, ICS, etc.
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by grinich 11y ago
Glad to hear it-- thanks! :)
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by grinich 11y ago
You can actually sync Exchange mail using the open source sync engine if you enable IMAP/SMTP in the Exchange server settings. (We've had lots of students do this at universities.)
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by grinich 11y ago
Yep!
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by grinich 11y ago
Probably the biggest thing is that it translates a traditional document-based data structure (mailboxes via IMAP) into a stateless, streaming transactional data structure. This allows N1 to be way more efficient and faster, and only load ab
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by grinich 11y ago
Hi folks -- I work at Nylas and would be happy to answer questions about N1. If you haven't seen it, the code for N1 and the sync engine are both open source available on our GitHub: https://github.com/nylas
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by grinich 11y ago
It's not a ploy-- just a design choice. The cloud sync engine does a lot of heavy lifting so N1 is faster and efficient. It's also open source free software so you can run it yourself! https://github.com/nylas&#x2F
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by grinich 11y ago
Or like any firewall, Nginx config, VPN, etc. Everyone picks a different way to do it, so it's not included in the default sync engine.
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A Year of Code(medium.com)
5 points by grinich 11y ago|0 comments
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by grinich 11y ago
You can click the button in the top right to close it. Right now that data comes from FullContact. If it's wrong, you can write them to dispute/update it. https://support.fullcontact.com/knowledgebase/articles
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by grinich 11y ago
Do any providers actually support JMAP right now? (Genuinely curious.)
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by grinich 11y ago
If folks are looking for an open source alternative to this, you should consider N1 and the Nylas sync engine. With N1, you can run the entire stack yourself, or use our hosted version. Plus, N1 is built to be extended by developers using J
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by grinich 11y ago
Come try N1? It's also open source! :) https://nylas.com/n1 (I work at Nylas.)
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by grinich 11y ago
What does this have to do with raising VC? Those kind of things happen at any large company. (Zenefits has over 1500 people on staff and growing rapidly.)
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by grinich 11y ago
If anyone wants to help do this on desktop, some folks have been building PGP support into a Nylas N1 plugin! https://github.com/nylas/N1/issues/96 (I work at Nylas.)
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by grinich 11y ago
It's in development by several N1 users: https://github.com/nylas/N1/issues/96
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by grinich 11y ago
This is really cool, and nice design! I work at Nylas and would love to incorporate some of this into N1, which is an open source mail app we built that also uses Electron. ( https://nylas.com/n1 ). If the author's hangi

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