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by hanspagel 5y ago
Would you mind to try again? It’s a fresh document now, after growing for months. It’s working smoothly for me again.
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by hanspagel 5y ago
Yes, it’s a wrapper around ProseMirror, but a fairly popular one. tiptap 1 has more downloads than ProseMirror and all other ProseMirror based npm packages together. [1] [1] https://npmcharts.com/compare/tiptap,prosemir
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by hanspagel 5y ago
Yeah, the document loaded in the editor is nearly 1 MB by now. This document has grown over the last months. Over the last days there were 100 users concurrently typing in the document, some times pasting in 20k words, deleting it, pasting
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by hanspagel 5y ago
Hi, co-creator of tiptap here and the one who wrote the heading: We went with “renderless” for tiptap v1, but this is not really correct and a lot of people switched to “headless”. Give me a better word that’s know to more people, I’d love
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by hanspagel 6y ago
Great read! Just wanted to chime in and say I’m working on a collaborative editing backend [1] based on Y.js, which already makes some of the things you write about possible. For example interop between different editors, like CodeMirror an
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Show HN: Online text converter based on Pandoc(github.com)
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Transparent Salaries(blog.ueber.io)
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by hanspagel 6y ago
We really miss the water-cooler conversation and tried to set up a self-hosted Teamspeak server, but it’s not really the same. Any tips?
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Remote work is definitely not a no-brainer(blog.ueber.io)
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Time Tracking(blog.ueber.io)
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Command Palette for Jira, GitHub and Google Workplace(raycast.com)
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by hanspagel 6y ago
Do you think that’s viable?
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Sponsoring Tiptap(blog.ueber.io)
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by hanspagel 6y ago
Books I would recommend: Marketing for Developers by Justin Jackson Traction: How Any Startup Can Achieve Explosive Customer by Gabriel Weinberg and Justin Mares This Is Marketing by Seth Godin Working in Public: The Making and Maintenance
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Build, and They’ll Come(blog.ueber.io)
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by hanspagel 6y ago
When are you working on side projects? What works for you?
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(Not) Working on Side Projects(blog.ueber.io)
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Keep Learning(blog.ueber.io)
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by hanspagel 6y ago
You’re right. I’ll look for a better example.
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by hanspagel 6y ago
Employee-friendly or how we think it should be everywhere.
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Employee-Friendly Holiday Policy(blog.ueber.io)
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by hanspagel 6y ago
Oh, thanks for sharing! Added both to the post. Metafizzy/Isotope is probably an example of goodwill licenses, where you’re able to use everything without any limitation but are kindly asked to pay. That’s what you mean, right?
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by hanspagel 6y ago
Let’s face it. Nobody profits from abandoned open source projects. I’ve compiled a list of a few ideas to monetize your open source project. Anything I’m missing?
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Monetizing Your Open Source Project(blog.ueber.io)
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by hanspagel 6y ago
I tried to keep the post rather short. Let me know if you have any question! Looking forward to work even more on open source.
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Lessons from a Year of Side Projects(blog.ueber.io)
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Tools for a Smooth Collaboration(blog.ueber.io)
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by hanspagel 6y ago
Let me know if something is missing
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Fixed Budgets(blog.ueber.io)
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by hanspagel 6y ago
Took us 12 months and 1.700 hours to put this post together.

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