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I guess it's just a number they through in... Hopefully they are voluntary subscribers. What does your gut tells you?
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Ask HN: Has anyone used publisher / discount stores to boost initial revenue?
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But that's exactly what it does... Did you try it? I'd love to get your feedback.
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Exactly. I'm customizing my copy for the audiences. For HN, anyone know what Markdown is and could be interesting to see a page builder using Markdown along with other custom integrations (e.g. web components). For my target audience i
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Ok, that's a good point. In fact the whole Editor is Markdown based but in the Landing Page - which is basically a marketing site - I assumed it won't add much by saying is Markdown (bc most of our target audience wouldn't kn
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Show HN: I made a Markdown editor that automatically publishes to custom domains
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It's there, if you hover Free. I have to make it more clear. Thanks for point that out.
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Maker here. As a web developer and designer I'm always looking to simplify my messages with illustrations. According to Simon Thorpe et al [1], it takes people an average of 150ms for a picture to be processed and 100ms more to underst
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Show HN: Free (yours forever) handpicked illustrations for your app or website
(ilustra.io)
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The Welcome page is actually editable and publishable! I'll definitely make that clear. The main difference for other platforms is the UI and UX. We want to make creating and publishing a website as easy as writing a blog post. Incumbe
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Founder here. Because of our first product (a "design to code" platform) [1], we've been talking to customers (mainly web agencies and small business owners) about what would be the easiest way to build and launch websites wi
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Show HN: I Made a Wordpress for Dummies
(zecoda.com)
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Got it. Makes sense!
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Great feedback. Were you thinking of any specific data sources?
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That's a good point. I argue that "clicking around" on a UI isn't actually coding. Because the end user doesn't have to know how to code to create logic and workflows. Makes sense?
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Really happy to know you were positively surprised. I'd love to get your feedback on the product.
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Thanks! Are you talking about the features description or /about /product pages?
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Interesting. Can you elaborate on that?
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Founder here. The text editor is the living force of the modern world. We use it everyday for countless use cases. It’s our go to tool for putting words down. But I feel there’s room to improve it for the next generation of makers and build
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Show HN: My journey to create a Text Editor that allows you to build apps
(zecoda.com)
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Working on it as we speak :)
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Thanks so much for all your feedback. We are working on a examples page and we'll make the "Front end created with Zecoda" badge a link to that page.
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Thanks for the support!
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All valid points you are making. Will definitely add 2 and 3 today. Thanks!
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Yes, our goal is to have as much input and output tools as possible. The hover state was indicated on the Sketch file with a pointer hand cursor. This decision was made by the human layer.
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Or even an if else.
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Thanks for the heads up. Will definitely work on an examples page.
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I see your point. And I also understand your skepticism. You're not the first and don't expect you to be the last :) Trying to sum why we are calling AI to our product: - Our model learned the website's components visually (e
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Not sure I agree. From our own experience the boring and time consuming part is translating the specific design to front-end code. "Connecting the dots" is the essential and most important part, not necessarily what it takes more
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Our NN actually learn from images. However the Sketch file is essential to get texts and specific element styles. It's a good idea to explore though. Thanks!
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