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   Ask HN: Anyone else experiencing high costs using Google Firebase?

   1 points by hilti 8y ago|0 comments
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   by hilti 8y ago

   BTW: it's Framework7 ( https://framework7.io ) I'm using.
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   by hilti 8y ago

   Thank you. My gut feeling told me something similar and you're completely right: I am the one who benefits. Well then I must first go in advance.
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   Ask HN: How do you charge software upgrades to customers?

   4 points by hilti 8y ago|4 comments
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   by hilti 8y ago

   A few years ago I compiled it on my old Nokia N900 - not a microcontroller of course, but limited than my desktop computer. I was even able to host simple websites on it using Dragonfly Web Framework for newLISP (I'm one of the authors
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   by hilti 8y ago

   Awesome work. I already use your Frappe Charts, because they are lightweight and really easy to use.
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   by hilti 8y ago

   I bought a lot of admin themes from Themeforest, but all of them feel bloated. So I build my own using Framework7.io, because my (web) app projects should be mobile first, too. They provide a VUE.js template, too. Maybe it'll fit your
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   by hilti 8y ago

   Start simple and get something on your phone - that's how I did it. My personal opinion: stick to official iOS developer documentation and code samples first. That way you'll get a good feeling how e.g. Swift should be used. My mi
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   Ask HN: Open source iOS Swift projects without dependencies?

   2 points by hilti 8y ago|1 comments
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    by hilti 9y ago

    This is really cool! Please show some more recording samples before and after.
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    by hilti 9y ago

    Interesting. So please let us know your about your experiences and strategies on maintaining applications across several platforms (iOS, Android, Tablet and Desktop) while keeping binary sizes small with comparable functionality and good us
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    by hilti 9y ago

    I think in terms of business apps (not games!) it's better to go PWA first. Check out this really good case study of the Starbucks PWA. The PWA is 233 kb compared to 148 MB iOS native app. https://formidable.com/static&
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    by hilti 9y ago

    Check out Framework7.io - it's easy to use and mimics iOS and Android pretty well.
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    by hilti 9y ago

    Thank you for this great reading list! Currently I'm using Firebase for a medium-sized BI web app, but I'm really interested in BigQuery for bigger datasets.
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    by hilti 9y ago

    It's mid of September so this can't be an April fool. Having read this headline I was hoping that they are doing something more 'vanilla': just good old Javascript for the core logic, HTML5 with data attributes describi
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    by hilti 9y ago

    Awesome and great work! I would happily pay for both :-)
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    by hilti 9y ago

    This is a really beautiful designed PWA - congratulations! Do you mind sharing some tech details (Framework used, Charts)
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    by hilti 9y ago

    So it's basically a client library for Node.js? Because the official API is a good working piece of software already. https://developers.google.com/google-apps/calendar/v3/refere...
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    by hilti 9y ago

    1) Do networking and listen. It's not about how great you are in your wildest dreams. 2) Deliver a little bit more than expected. That'll help to get you some recommendations. 3) Don't follow every new tech stack, framework w
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    by hilti 9y ago

    I really do wonder where Bloomberg got all this predictions from and looking forward to the 9/13 when they have to update this article. Either the author didn't know about future tense or he just tried to give his employer some tr
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    by hilti 9y ago

    Short answer yes. But as already mentioned doing online marketing / promotion is needed. And I personally would suggest the iOS app store first, because people tend to spend more money there. Finally think about splitting up your $5k g
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    by hilti 9y ago

    My kids love it and highly recommend it. I never heard of it before until last XMAS.
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    by hilti 9y ago

    That's true and I was really concerned about that pricing, too. What I like about the Tonie: I need to travel a lot business wise and can use their app to record e.g. sounds of a city, songs I play on my guitar etc. and deliver them to
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    by hilti 9y ago

    Awesome project! There's a company who developed a cute product around this type of technology. It's a bestselling toy in Germany. https://tonies.de
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    by hilti 9y ago

    Syncing current dev directory to my webserver using rsync multiple times a day: rsync -rlptvDC --progress --rsh="ssh -l username" * myserver.com
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    by hilti 9y ago

    Great work and good luck with sales! Did you write it in Swift or Objective-C? BTW: just bought it! :-)
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    by hilti 10y ago

    Pretty cool. I like it!
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    by hilti 10y ago

    Exactly. Instead I would totally code up my own self hosted key/value store in a couple of hours than trusting this website.
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    by hilti 10y ago

    Just play with it in your browser ;-) http://www.newlisp.org/newlisp-js/
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    by hilti 10y ago

    I wrote a web framework for newLISP a few years ago. Actually it's not as fancy as Ruby on Rails, because it's focus is more on templating, routing and data handling. But it does still it's job and I'm using in everyday.