mark-probst

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by mark-probst 6y ago
Glide (YC W19) | Senior software engineer | SF, once it's safe | Full-time | https://glideapps.com At Glide we believe that software development should be dramatically easier. We're starting by making it possible to bu
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by mark-probst 8y ago
Yes, notifications is something we're working on right now.
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by mark-probst 8y ago
We haven't thought about that much yet. What kinds of apps are you thinking of building?
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by mark-probst 8y ago
For now it's mostly read-only. We have one component that lets you edit free-form text that syncs back to the sheet, called Notes. We also have a Comments component and a Chat tab, which don't sync to the sheet. And our big foc
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by mark-probst 8y ago
I see. We're actively working on features to make that possible. We should have something for you in March :-)
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by mark-probst 8y ago
Thank you! Do you mean uploads from the app? What kinds of media are you interested in, specifically? Right now we don't handle that, but we'd love to learn more about what you need.
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by mark-probst 8y ago
That is a fair point. We do tell customers who approach us about it that we can't guarantee that the app stores will accept their apps, and if we think that their app won't be accepted we tell them that, too. A lot of businesses
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by mark-probst 8y ago
Thank you Maneesh! Can't wait to see your new idea get off the ground!
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by mark-probst 8y ago
Thank you! We will add more options to customize the look of the apps. It's important to us not to overload users with fine-grained controls that require design expertise to get good-looking results, though.
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by mark-probst 8y ago
Our early target market is small to medium businesses. Right now Glide is still rough around the edges, so being a little technical definitely helps, but we'll make it a lot easier to use. Right now we're charging monthly for ap
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by mark-probst 8y ago
Co-founder here. We propagate changes in the sheet to the app with about a 5 minute delay. Right now the app doesn't update automatically when it's running, but it will get the new data once it restarts. We'll obviously fi
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Transformed String Types(blog.quicktype.io)
2 points by mark-probst 8y ago|0 comments
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Parse JSON in Dart with quicktype(app.quicktype.io)
2 points by mark-probst 8y ago|0 comments
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Interactive JSON to Code Generation in VS Code(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
2 points by mark-probst 8y ago|0 comments
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Generate custom code from custom JSON Schema(blog.quicktype.io)
1 points by mark-probst 8y ago|0 comments
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Swift Types from C#(blog.quicktype.io)
2 points by mark-probst 8y ago|0 comments
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TypeScript to Swift (and Rust, Go, Ruby, Java, C#, )(app.quicktype.io)
6 points by mark-probst 9y ago|0 comments
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Typesafe API calls: generating Alamofire handlers with quicktype(blog.quicktype.io)
3 points by mark-probst 9y ago|0 comments
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Rust support for quicktype – no more JSON boilerplate(app.quicktype.io)
4 points by mark-probst 9y ago|0 comments
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Quicktype in Visual Studio(montemagno.com)
1 points by mark-probst 9y ago|0 comments
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quicktype – Contextual Class Names(blog.quicktype.io)
1 points by mark-probst 9y ago|0 comments
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Quicktype – Perfect Property Names(blog.quicktype.io)
2 points by mark-probst 9y ago|0 comments
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Quicktype – Beautiful types from JSON(app.quicktype.io)
24 points by mark-probst 9y ago|6 comments
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Static types from JSON and GraphQL – quicktype(youtube.com)
2 points by mark-probst 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Magically parse JSON to models in Xcode(youtube.com)
2 points by mark-probst 9y ago|0 comments
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by mark-probst 14y ago
I'm looking forward to it! :-)
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by mark-probst 14y ago
Compiling to machine language doesn't automatically make code fast, neither does compiling to C make it automatically slow(er). There is very little about C that makes this inherently slow, and almost all of the stuff one has to do to make
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by mark-probst 14y ago
This example is completely contrived, of course: (let [x 1] (defn make-adder [y] (fn [] (+ x y))) (defn make-multiplier [z] (fn [] (* x z))) (defn mutate! [new-x] (set! x new-x))) Now for (make-adder
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by mark-probst 14y ago
I'd say - optimistic estimates (for pessimistic, multiply by 2) - core language 1 more weekend, core library 2 more weekends after that. So far it's been about 3 weekends of work. Contributors are always welcome ;-)
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by mark-probst 14y ago
A dynamic vector will not work in the general case because environments can "fork". You can, however, have shallow environments, where making a new environment based on an old one involves copying some or all of the old environment's field

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