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by raviparikh 4y ago
Sorry about that - I edited my comment to keep the focus on Windmill.
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Retool is a great product, but I don't think your reasoning is entirely sound. > do you want to risk with a startup or an established product that reasonably solves your problem I think it depends greatly and I don't think this
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by raviparikh 4y ago
> we provide integrations for anything that has OAuth by just needing to append the oauth informations to this file Thanks for the clarification. I do think there is a difference between a dedicated, bespoke integration to a tool as comp
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Congrats on the launch! I'm working on something similar, Airplane.dev, which you mentioned in your initial post. One thing you mentioned: > You can think of it as a superset of both Pipedream and Airplane.dev I don't think thi
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by raviparikh 4y ago
I'm one of the founders at Airplane–we have a free plan as well up to 5 users: https://www.airplane.dev/pricing If pricing is a problem above that, I'm happy to chat about a discounted plan or higher free limit de
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Airplane.dev founder here - glad to hear you like our approach! Many low-code/no-code tools miss the mark, in my opinion, by creating a walled garden / silo where you build stuff, which makes it hard to version control, leads to v
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Why There Are So Many Thai Restaurants in America(vice.com)
1 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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by raviparikh 4y ago
There's an open-source platform called Appsmith that may be worth taking a look at: https://www.appsmith.com/
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Short answer is that you typically can’t. Someone in this thread linked to Retool’s approach, which is better than nothing, but the underlying representation is still proprietary YAML code, so writing unit tests against it or code review is
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The behavior of ball bearings as they self-assemble under an electric field(twitter.com)
1 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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Ultima Genomics claims $100 full genome sequencing after stealth $600M raise(techcrunch.com)
2 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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by raviparikh 4y ago
I co-founded a company called Heap that competed against Google Analytics and we were quite successful. Amplitude, Mixpanel, and others have also done so. GA’s free pricing was not really a big issue for us and customers were very willing t
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Sorry for the trouble! I don't love the scroll effect either actually. We're working on redoing the website right now and will be getting rid of that.
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by raviparikh 4y ago
No-code or low-code still means you're creating software, even if you're using a drag-and-drop UI to do so. And if you're building software, you're going to want things like version control, environments, code review, et
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Apple's Product Development Process on the iPhone(twitter.com)
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by raviparikh 4y ago
Thanks for linking to Airplane! I'm one of the founders. I actually gave Alex from Interval a demo of our product about a year ago when they were working on something different. Maybe they got some inspiration from that conversation. B
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What's a Good First DevRel Hiring Process?(dx.tips)
1 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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Simply adding “Let’s think step by step” increases the accuracy for GPT-3(twitter.com)
3 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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by raviparikh 4y ago
My understanding is that WeWeb is focused on externally-facing webapps. If you're creating an app that is meant to be customer-facing, WeWeb will help you with that. It competes with other front-end app builders like Bubble or Webflow.
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by raviparikh 4y ago
For the Terrible UX, try https://old.reddit.com/ For the content degradation, I find that creating an account, unsubscribing from all the default subreddits, and subscribing to niche subreddits works well. There are still p
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by raviparikh 4y ago
It depends on what no-code/low-code is used for. When used properly, no-code and low-code platforms are great. They let a much broader population of non-developers build things and automate workflows. Even for people with an engineerin
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A downturn is the perfect time to start a startup(airplane.dev)
1 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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The Thrill of Better Office Wi-Fi(bloomberg.com)
4 points by raviparikh 4y ago|1 comments
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The Publishing Industry(erikhoel.substack.com)
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by raviparikh 4y ago
This is not necessarily true. "Bigger" does not mean "more stable." Big companies like Netflix did layoffs just now; meanwhile there are plenty of small companies that are profitable and doing great. A friend of mine run
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How to evaluate startup job offers in a downturn(airplane.dev)
1 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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A dev's thoughts on developer productivity(about.sourcegraph.com)
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by raviparikh 4y ago
I've seen several companies build a Slack bot as a sort of "command line" like internal tooling system. We did this at my previous company. Like you said, it's easy for a backend dev to spin up Slack (text)-based interna
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Don't accidentally mislead yourself with graphs(airplane.dev)
1 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments
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Startup Is Dying, This Is How You Fix It(youtube.com)
1 points by raviparikh 4y ago|0 comments

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