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by rguldener 2y ago
Yes, this is correct!
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by rguldener 2y ago
We are very active on the Slack community: https://nango.dev/slack
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Launch HN: Nango (YC W23) – Source-available unified API
190 points by rguldener 2y ago|74 comments
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by rguldener 3y ago
https://nango.dev is another open-source option (disclosure: I am one of the founders). We have heard the opposite argument for AI agents: The people we spoke with want control over what the AI agents can do in the external syst
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Nango (YC W23, product integrations) is hiring a back end engineer(nango.dev)
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Show HN: Nango – Open unified API for product integrations(nango.dev)
106 points by rguldener 3y ago|43 comments
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Finding the best unified API in 2023(nango.dev)
3 points by rguldener 3y ago|0 comments
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by rguldener 3y ago
https://www.nango.dev founder here. I think the biggest difference is that Nango lets you customize & extend the unified APIs on the platform. Usually unified APIs mitigate their limited catalog with passthrough/proxy r
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by rguldener 3y ago
Love the demo video from the 24h non-stop flight :) Congrats on the milestone & keep on pushing!!
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by rguldener 3y ago
We just launched one at https://www.nango.dev Repo: https://github.com/NangoHQ/nango Would love to hear your feedback on the Slack community if you take a look!
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by rguldener 4y ago
Many snarky comments here because, Microsoft + AI. Maybe, but I don't think this is looking to replace stable diffusion or DALL-E. This is going after Canva and if it gets bundled into your existing 365 subscription it can be a compell
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by rguldener 4y ago
Agreed, that would actually be an improvement over the status quo!
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Why is OAuth still hard in 2023?(nango.dev)
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by rguldener 4y ago
This is a use case we have on the radar and would love to support. Would be great to hear more about your use case for this, feel free to message me on our community or on robin (at) nango (dot) dev
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by rguldener 4y ago
Cloud pricing is here: https://www.nango.dev/pricing It is free for 10 tokens (and then continues at $0.5/token/month), sounds like that might fit your use case well?
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by rguldener 4y ago
Thanks for the kind words! Yes we are thinking about bringing the proxy back as well. Probably with some added features, such as rate-limit handling and automatic retries (powered by Temporal). The proxy edge deployment idea is interesting.
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by rguldener 4y ago
Uups good catch, thanks! Fixed, the correct link is: https://docs.nango.dev/contribute-api
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by rguldener 4y ago
Thanks for checking it out! Our focus is currently not SSO (though you can use it for that too), we aim more for users who need OAuth tokens to access APIs and build integrations. E.g. fetch commits from GitHub repos (private or public), bu
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Show HN: Open-source OAuth service for 40+ APIs(nango.dev)
206 points by rguldener 4y ago|56 comments
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by rguldener 4y ago
https://www.nango.dev/ Pre-built OAuth flows for 40+ APIs, no backend work needed. Also stores the OAuth tokens for you & automatically refreshes them. To be tested: If you could test the flow for your favourite tool
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Four ways to build in-app integrations in 2023 – with pros and cons for each(nango.dev)
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by rguldener 4y ago
Good input, thanks for raising this! We have some more details on (future) pricing in the docs but will look into making this more visible on the website. Pricing info: https://docs.nango.dev/license-faq#pricing
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by rguldener 4y ago
Author here: Sorry about the confusion there :) We started with a single landing page and readme. Already with this people started starring it and a few even joined the Slack community. We also got strong interest in calls and a few “oh wow
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Finding traction without a product: Our process(nango.dev)
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Pizzly: The fastest way to get OAuth tokens for 50 APIs(github.com)
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Pizzly (the fast and simple OAuth library) is back(github.com)
3 points by rguldener 4y ago|1 comments
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by rguldener 4y ago
Hello, we are the new stewards of Pizzly and request your feedback for a 2.0 For those of you new to Pizzly: Pizzly is an open-source library that makes building on APIs with OAuth fast & simple. It handles the OAuth 2 and 1.0a dance fo
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by rguldener 5y ago
Sounds like something todoist should well be able to handle: https://todoist.com/ They have been around for years but they really focus on being just 1 thing, a good to-do list manager. Sharing lists/tasks amongst peop
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by rguldener 6y ago
TablePlus is a great alternative for Postgres (and many other DBs) for that on Mac & Linux IMO: https://tableplus.com/
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by rguldener 9y ago
Great idea but why no contact details for suggestions and no way to sign up/vote for other cities?

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