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mikaelcarlavan
2mo ago
Fair. To be clear: the engine is open source (sqrart/qart on Packagist / GitHub) — you can generate these for free and self-host. The €5 pays for the hosted side: a validated render, a destination you can change later without repr
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mikaelcarlavan
2mo ago
qrcode-artistic is great, especially the animated ones. It's a different technique though: it composites an image behind a standard QR. Here the picture is encoded into the modules themselves, nothing is pasted on top, which is why it
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mikaelcarlavan
2mo ago
Rip off of what — an existing tool, or the price? Genuinely want to know which so I can actually answer.
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mikaelcarlavan
2mo ago
Hi HN — solo dev here. sqr.art turns an image into a QR code where the picture is the code: it's encoded into the QR's data and Reed–Solomon bits (the "QArt" approach), rendered as a colour halftone — not a logo pasted o
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Show HN: QR codes where your photo is the code, not pasted on top
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mikaelcarlavan
2mo ago
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Show HN: Tagada – A Gmail extension for faster, more structured replies
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mikaelcarlavan
1y ago
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mikaelcarlavan
6y ago
I work mostly in PHP, and when I started this project, most of the libraries were very incomplete. Customer needs led me to develop a more complete library and it's only recently that I proposed this library as an API. But, yes, much m
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mikaelcarlavan
6y ago
Thank your for your feedback. I fixed that. Sorry about that.
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mikaelcarlavan
6y ago
Yes. Given the feedback so far, I will probably switch to a "pay as you grow" pricing.
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mikaelcarlavan
6y ago
Not yet! With the feedbacks I just received, I want to improve the API before posting on PH.
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mikaelcarlavan
6y ago
Thank you for your comment. There is indeed the possibility to specify the timezone, but the documentation is obviously not detailed enough on that. I'll clarify that.
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mikaelcarlavan
6y ago
Thank you for your comment. Defining the price and associated features was really not easy for me; I hesitated for a long time but you gave me some very good leads!
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mikaelcarlavan
6y ago
In fact, not all languages have a library as simple as the Node package you are pointing at. Most libraries require you to use the iCalendar standard syntax which, for a single event, is accessible but becomes complicated for a recurring ev
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mikaelcarlavan
6y ago
Thank you for your comment, I fixed that.
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mikaelcarlavan
6y ago
Thank you for your comment, I fixed that.
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Show HN: Convier.me – A Calendar Service for Developers
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mikaelcarlavan
6y ago
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