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by seilund 6y ago
Sebastian, the other founder of Userflow, here :) You'll also be able to build much more advanced and in-depth flows with Userflow, not to mention checklists, launchers and surveys.
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by seilund 8y ago
Through launching software companies in the past, I know the frustrating work of creating good screencast videos for customer support. It's practically impossible to move the mouse smoothly enough and avoid typos. When you do something
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Show HN: Studio1 – Automate your screencast videos for customer support(studio1.io)
1 points by seilund 8y ago|1 comments
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by seilund 13y ago
I would recommend you to take a deeper look at Ember.js. The article above by Jesus Rodriguez is a good article. It shows how Angular is easy to create _very_ small widgets with. But it doesn't tell you much about how to write a big ap
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by seilund 13y ago
We are using Ember.js for our upcoming release of billysbilling.com. It's a huge app. We already have 60 different routes and several hundred .js files. The best thing about Ember that I always tell curious newcomers is that Ember is b
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by seilund 14y ago
Ember.js is as close to being finished as it can. We have a really large app under development, using Ember.js. It works so well. Better than anything I've ever used (and I've made single page Javascript apps since way before it was cool).
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How to Implement a Tree in Ember.js(billysbilling.com)
2 points by seilund 14y ago|1 comments
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How to make your API better than the REST(billysbilling.com)
2 points by seilund 14y ago|0 comments