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ToolJet cannot be used as an alternative for Zapier as it doesn't have workflow automation capabilities. Probably this was the reason for dropping.
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Stack matters a lot if the project is open-source. We migrated ToolJet's backend from Rails to node after the beta launch last year. We've documented the thoughts behind out decision here: https://blog.tooljet.com/
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navaneethpk
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I think the data is not updated, number of contributors & stars seems incorrect.
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I would say their feedback made sense. While the idea was convincing but it was just an idea, the product was only a couple of weeks into development and had zero traction.
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Fortunately we were able to find VCs who believe that COSS is not meant for an exit or monetisation in the early days.
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Had seen Windmill a while ago, nice work and happy to chat, let me send you an email to get connected.
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Raising VC funding for a solo-dev OSS project
(blog.tooljet.com)
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Wrote a while ago about how we built a VC backed open-source business: https://blog.tooljet.com/raising-vc-funding-for-open-source-... .
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Few popular OSS projects that use NestJS: https://github.com/ToolJet/ToolJet ( open-source low-code framework ) https://github.com/ever-co/ever ( Commerce Platform for On-Demand Economy ) https:&
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Show HN: NestJS – A Progressive Node.js Framework
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We've built an open-source low-code framework ( https://github.com/ToolJet/ToolJet ) with Tabler as the base for our UI components. choosing Tabler was one of our best decisions, it helped us ship new UI components
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Founder of ToolJet here. ToolJet can be used for building public-facing apps but our focus is only on internal tools. Building public-facing apps will require more design customisation options, a built-in database that will scale well, paym
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The custom authentication is in our roadmap but we might not support authentication from data stored in a Google sheet. Row level access control is not possible using ToolJet at the moment. This is something that we would look in to in the
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3. ToolJet
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Tell HN: Why and how we raised VC funding for an open-source project
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Using low-code tools might be a great idea to build frontends without coding at all. If you are using open-source frameworks such as https://github.com/ToolJet/ToolJet , you can save some significant time building your
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Where Is Coding Headed?
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TypeORM has a lot of issues but in our case it hasn't caused any major blockers. Most of the time the issue is with documentation and sometimes you run into issues like this: https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm/
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We recently migrated ToolJet ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27421408)'s server from Ruby ( Rails ) to TypeScript ( Nest.js ). Our goal was to have only one language in our stack so that it will be easy for the o
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That was a very low-hanging fruit. Could fix and deploy it in a few minutes. There are few other improvements too related to navigation in the latest Docusaurus. Deployed here: https://docs.tooljet.com
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Your comment was super helpful. I just tried upgrading to 2.0.0-beta.9. The menu now looks great on mobile. The upgrade is causing some other issues, will fix those and deploy the docs. Thanks!
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Thanks, I will try creating a custom react component for handling the modes.
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We tried to use Typesense for the search bar. We could not wrap up the PR due to bandwidth issues but it should be a great alternative for Algolia. Link: https://github.com/typesense/typesense-docsearch-scraper
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Haven't tried this but will it work on both GitHub and Docusaurus if the section "S3" is renamed as "Amazon S3" and then removing the "{#aws-s3}" part?
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I think it is because we have explicitly set the height of the images ( https://github.com/ToolJet/ToolJet/blob/develop/docs/docs/in... ). Will fix it.
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You are right, placing the navigation on the sidebar is more useful than the links to GitHub and Slack.
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It comes out of the box. We are now trying to figure out how to switch screenshots based on the light/dark mode. The screenshots taken from light mode of ToolJet looks odd in Docusaurus' dark mode.
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We are using Docusaurus ( https://docusaurus.io/ ). - it is easy to configure/customise - looks really great out of the box - solid documentation - fast In our case, we just had to change the colors an
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The contributions of communities in the growth of programming languages is huge. If no-code/low-code is looking at a similar trajectory, open-source frameworks might prove to be the best options. Examples: ToolJet: https://g
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I am one of the maintainers of ToolJet ( https://github.com/ToolJet/ToolJet ). ToolJet is an open source no-code platform that can connect to all of your existing data sources such as databases and APIs to build applicat
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