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Google Analytics was a pain to use. At Appsmith, we use Plausible, which is laughably simple (and open source too).
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Thanks a lot Chase for mentioning Appsmith. Btw, here's a tutorial for hooking up Supabase, n8n and Appsmith together: https://www.appsmith.com/blog/the-modern-stack-to-build-inte... Plausible is pretty awesome to
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That's cool. Have known the founder and liked their product and seemed relevant hence suggested. Do check out Appsmith ( https://github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith ), I work here and we're an open source low code
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Do check out Causal.app , looks like this use case might be interesting there.
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Test and Deploy Your APIs Using These Open Source Tools
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Snowflake and Appsmith to make powerful internal apps
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The Import-Export Feature for Appsmith Applications
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Yea, long time user for Hubspot. Had moved on from them in my previous startup because it didn't have lead to account matching and so wasn't suitable for ABM type stuff. But I see that they've recently implemented that, so al
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Makerpad, IndieHackers, follow folks from BeOnDeck on twitter, ProductHunt (to get ideas)
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Yea. I mean you can obviously make it more complex (coz honestly there's no end to sales enablement or marketing automation) and a lot of this stuff ends up also overlapping with product in product led growth companies... Yea, I'm
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Assuming you've got opt-in, one of the ways is to split your lists among between 2 providers. One list for core Hubspot type CRM, and the other list for something like mailchimp. You'll have to figure out some logic as to which on
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At Appsmith, we use: - Website and Blog hosted on Webflow - ActiveCampaign for email automation and tagging of lists (typically one off emails like churn prevention or onboarding campaigns etc). - Reply.io for engagement emails - Segment fo
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It could. Basically low code is referring to tools that require some amount of code, but not as much as making an entire application from scratch. For example, my startup Appsmith.com, helps developers make internal tools by connecting to d
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Also, this is an interesting perspective: Source: https://www.behindthebalancesheet.com/blog-1/amazons-free-ca... /For most companies, the cost of stock-based compensation is ignored by the street. Hence the stock
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Yea I think there's a sub bifurcation I see, between low code and no code. So basic excel by itself is probably no code and then once you add things like macros etc, it might become low code. But yes, its tricky.
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Yea, nothing excites engineers more than some of that sales and marketing sprinkle haha! But on a serious note, I get what you mean. Once a term becomes an overarching theme for a set of tools, becomes hard to change the perception.
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lol!
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Ask HN: Do engineers like the term low-code?
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Why is there no Europe India corridor yet?
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How to Feel Less Overwhelmed as a Developer
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So from what I've seen around here, there's some more FANG activity (FB/Whatsapp & Amazon are massive here, lots of PMs and engineers/data scientists). India used to be a outsourcing hub, but now over the last decade
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Check out Odin ( https://savewithodin.com/ ), a YC company. Started by friends that I made at a hacker house in Mountain View. I think its only on mobile for now (playstore and iOS), but works across apps and websites.
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This thread on HN earlier is a gist of some the forums: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21920173
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Ask HN: What's the tech scene in London like?
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It's definitely not a novel idea, but given that newer social networks are coming up every day, there ofcourse enough takers for it. However, the part that I find worth questioning is, how much of the revenue is really recurring revenu
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Ashton's such a farm boy! Haha!
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User research isn’t easy, but it’s worth it
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Creating an engaged advisory board: A template
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Lest We Forget: List of early pioneers in the Indian tech ecosystem
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The base of our demand generation activities
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