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by mlukaszczyk 8mo ago
A curated list of competitive intelligence tools, resources, frameworks, and best practices for tracking and analyzing competitors.
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GitHub: Competitive Intelligence and Monitoring List(github.com)
2 points by mlukaszczyk 8mo ago|1 comments
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The Complete Competitive Intelligence Resource Guide(parano.ai)
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Show HN: Parano.ai – Continuous Competitor Monitoring(parano.ai)
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Show HN: Hygraph – The Federated Content Platform(hygraph.com)
6 points by mlukaszczyk 4y ago|0 comments
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Build Your DXP – tools to build composable Digital Experience Platform stacks(buildyourdxp.com)
3 points by mlukaszczyk 6y ago|0 comments
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by mlukaszczyk 6y ago
Thanks! That would work easily with GraphCMS!
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Show HN: GraphCMS – The GraphQL Headless CMS(graphcms.com)
16 points by mlukaszczyk 6y ago|3 comments
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by mlukaszczyk 7y ago
GraphCMS | (Senior) Golang Developer | Remote/Berlin/Giessen | Full-time | https://graphcms.com We are looking for a Senior Backend Golang Engineer, who will help us improve the most advanced content management system
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
Gatsby did a great job incorporating Mikhail Novikov's work on the Gatsby Source GraphQL plugin. Kudos! If you want to see another example of Gatsby powered by a GraphQL native CMS, check out the following tutorial: https://
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
So basically, lets talk.
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
TLDR; It allows you to bring content to any platform. It allows you to build content databases in an easy and visual manner. Once you have your content in GraphCMS, you are able to fetch it in an elegant way by using GraphQL. The target pla
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
Hey Hirundo, the former GraphCMS was built on top of Graphcool, with the new system, we also move to Graphcool's new product, Prisma, which is a setting we enjoy a lot. Prisma runs at the core for CRUD and then we add an additional API
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
GraphQL is fun on the frontend. On the backend, there is a gazillion things that need to be considered. You can build a powerful GraphQL backend via the GraphCMS UI. So we leave you with the fun part. This has proven very valuable to our us
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
Nothing is wrong with plain old HTML. Going headless gives you frontend freedom. It means integrating your content on any platform you like: web, mobile, smartwatch, fridges and toasters (if they are smart enough). It's interesting tha
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
Our new architecture allows much more flexibility on the deployments, so just speak to us about your favorite setting. However, it is quite complex and we rather focus on delivering a high quality cloud infrastructure that works for everyon
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
Can you please elaborate? How would that replace an API based CMS?
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
PS: A CLI will also follow.
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
You could use the management API for this. It's basically the same API the content management interface also speaks to. You can open up the API explorer and switch to the management API in the top bar and play around with it! (fyi: the
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
I definitely can understand this point of view! But this is actually the case for all SaaS's out there. I would even say that this is also the case for open source projects if there aren't maintained anymore and the costs for tryi
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
100% Agree.
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
GraphCMS is the only CMS that exclusively offers GraphQL. Other CMSs have since entered the space to offer GraphQL technology, but they still try to maintain both REST and GraphQL APIs which will lead to some maintenance issues in the futur
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by mlukaszczyk 8y ago
Hey! I'm one of the co-founders of GraphCMS. We will soon start open sourcing our content management interface, so users have the opportunity to customize the CMS UI to their needs. Most of our customers just want us to take care of th
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Show HN: GraphCMS – A GraphQL-based Headless CMS(graphcms.com)
115 points by mlukaszczyk 8y ago|69 comments
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by mlukaszczyk 9y ago
Guys! This looks extremely promising like all the things you create. What databases does it support? Also love the name and logo. I see you at the dark side of my resolvers :v
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GraphQL: A Year in Review(reddit.com)
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Headless GraphQL CMS – The Future of Content Management Systems(hackernoon.com)
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Gatsby and GraphCMS, Sittin in a Recursive Tree(graphcms.com)
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by mlukaszczyk 9y ago
Hey! Co-Founder of GraphCMS here. Super excited to see that more and more tech giants see the huge value in GraphQL. This is a great day for the community. I am also a huge fan of the Graphcool service and I definitely see great integratio
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GraphCMS – A GraphQL-based Headless CMS(graphcms.com)
27 points by mlukaszczyk 9y ago|4 comments

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