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Show HN: CloudBoost – Open Source Parse, Firebase and Algolia in One
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Chrome + (Windows / Mac / Ubuntu) should let users dock any "Web App". That would enable new possibilities. No one would ever write an app specifically for mac / windows.
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CloudBoost – Open Source Parse, Firebase, Algolia All Combined into One
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Nightmare: A high-level browser automation library
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Show HN: CloudBoost – Open Source Parse,Firebase,Algolia all combined into one
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Show HN: CloudBoost – Open Source Parse,Firebase,Algolia all combined into one
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Show HN: CloudBoost – Open-Source Parse, Firebase and Algolia Combined into One
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Show HN: CloudBoost – Open Source Parse, Firebase and Algolia in One
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Show HN: CloudBoost – Open Source Parse, Firebase and Algolia in One
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CloudBoost: Open Source Serverless Cloud Platform
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CloudBoost: Open Source Serverless Cloud Platform
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Why we discontinued our Android and iOS SDK
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Ask HN: Should we discontinue our Android and iOS SDK?
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Be an expert in ReactJS by watching these 5 videos
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Ask HN: Who inspires Elon Musk?
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Ask HN: Will JavaScript take over the world of programming?
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5 Medium Publications You Should Be Following as a Developer
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How CloudBoost uses Docker, Kubernetes and Azure to scale 60,000+ apps
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People behind the biggest apps in the world
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nawazdhandala
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Thank you so much for your kind words. Yes, our website is on a repo here : https://github.com/cloudboost/home . PR's are a LOT appreciated. Please also feel free to write me anytime at nawaz [at] cloudboost [dot]
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"Today, apps need many data stores - from database to search index, to cache and more. Our AI algorithm learns about your app and auto configures these for you so we don't have to which saves 50% or more of your time."
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I completely agree. :)
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I'm sorry, I forgot to address that. Yes, tests are actually here : https://github.com/cloudboost/javascriptsdk I know that's stupid. We'll move it to the parent repo. Let me know if this helps.
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10y ago
Great idea! :) We'll get the docs updated. :)
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I completely agree!
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Thank you for the feedback. We're working to optimize the site + dependencies. :)
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Thank you! Let us know your thoughts. :)
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You're right. Their API looks awfully similar to ES though.
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Disclosure: I'm Nawaz from the CloudBoost team. - Yes, it does bundle frameworks but more importantly, it bundles databases like Mongo, Elastic, Redis etc. The idea is we completely abstract databases away from you and give you an API
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I'm Nawaz from CloudBoost. 100% agree. The idea was when you reach a $99 plan, we install CloudBoost on your own Cloud. But a pay as you go service makes a lot more sense. If you want to install the service on your own machine, you ca
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