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by skellystudios 8y ago
Ok, I'll subscribe now to get my foot on the top of the ladder, but eventually I hope to work my way down to Org Chart Designer.
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by skellystudios 8y ago
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by skellystudios 8y ago
Don't forget https://stacker.app [Disclaimer: I built it!]
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by skellystudios 8y ago
Yes! As well as being able to build in the visual web builder, Stacker generates and hosts a flexible backend for you, so you can hook up, say, a native mobile app via REST.
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by skellystudios 8y ago
Making the apps you build work really well on mobile was one of our main aims. We allow mobile overrides for everything, and by using flexbox for layout, which means that 90% of the time it looks pretty great by default. Re: Open roadmap –
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by skellystudios 8y ago
All the products featured are real, functioning apps. No tricks or photoshop ;) A few of our showcase customers are still in beta, so you can just see their landing pages.
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by skellystudios 8y ago
Co-founder here. I've been working on this for about a year. I had been building platforms for several marketplace-type startups in a row, I realised that I was literally just reimplementing the same easy stuff again and again. So I qu
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Show HN: Stacker – build web apps in your browser, without code(stacker.app)
31 points by skellystudios 8y ago|13 comments
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Ask HN: What's your no-code “tech stack”
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by skellystudios 10y ago
I've seen it described as the sound or throat action in the middle of "uh oh!". I found that kinda useful.
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by skellystudios 10y ago
Network Locum | London | ONSITE, Full time (& open to INTERNS) We're trying to fix healthcare by changing the way that medical professionals arrange their work. We're mainly looking for Javascript, Android and QA engineers to
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by skellystudios 10y ago
I enjoyed the article, but I really, really want to hear more about the Foxes
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by skellystudios 11y ago
Network Locum ( http://www.networklocum.com ) | London, UK | ONSITE | FULLTIME Network Locum is a data-driven marketplace fixing the problem of flexible staffing in the NHS, matching hospitals and surgeries with temporary doctors.
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by skellystudios 11y ago
Network Locum ( http://www.networklocum.com ) | London, UK | ONSITE | FULLTIME Network Locum is a data-driven marketplace fixing the problem of flexible staffing in the NHS, matching hospitals and surgeries with temporary doctors.
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by skellystudios 11y ago
Network Locum ( http://www.networklocum.com ) | London, UK | ONSITE | FULLTIME / INTERN Network Locum is a data-driven marketplace fixing the problem of flexible staffing in the NHS, matching hospitals and surgeries with temp
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by skellystudios 11y ago
Network Locum ( http://www.networklocum.com ) | London, UK | ONSITE | FULLTIME / INTERN Network Locum is a data-driven marketplace fixing the problem of flexible staffing in the NHS, matching hospitals and surgeries with temp
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by skellystudios 11y ago
Network Locum, London ( http://www.networklocum.com ) Network Locum is an online marketplace matching doctors with healthcare providers looking to fill gaps in their rota. We're on a mission to take the power out of the hand
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by skellystudios 12y ago
For my masters thesis I wrote some software to solve UK-style cryptic crosswords[1]. We're cleaning up the code now for release as an AI paper, so as soon as we're done I'll release the code on Github. [1] http://e
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by skellystudios 12y ago
Network Locum, London ( http://www.networklocum.com ) Network Locum is an online marketplace matching temporary (locum) GPs with practices looking to find someone to cover a session. We get over 10000 sessions posted eve
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by skellystudios 12y ago
Just for anyone who feels pleased with their mental maths and thinks they might be able to take on their calculator head-to-head: window.setInterval(function(){$('#question-answer').val(eval($('#question').html().replace
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by skellystudios 12y ago
The Hola Better Internet plugin for Chrome works wonders, and you can even chose the region you want to browse from. Not quite sure what they get from the arrangement though...
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by skellystudios 12y ago
Can we all agree to pronounce it 'Jiffy' (gif 'V') and end the gif/gif thing forever.
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by skellystudios 12y ago
"What every computer programmer should know about floating point, part 1.00001"
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by skellystudios 12y ago
I love the map interface – especially how you show pictures and group close ones at high zoom levels. It'd be nice if you gave us the ability to zoom in and out of our own free will. I managed to double-click zoom a bunch of times and
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by skellystudios 13y ago
IT Generalist wanted.
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Depressing child with cancer will never go viral, say Upworthy(undergroundmgzn.com)
1 points by skellystudios 13y ago|0 comments
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by skellystudios 13y ago
"Nameless inventor of wheel Jesus Christ" - man, that guy had many talents
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by skellystudios 13y ago
"BumbleFizz’s website features a description of the company as “a hyperlocal disruptive transmedia social network integrating across the crowdsourcing and B2B verticals” alongside a stock photograph of a man in a suit eating a apple.&q
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Nobody sure what new start-up actually does(undergroundmgzn.com)
1 points by skellystudios 13y ago|1 comments
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by skellystudios 13y ago
Having done loads of tech support for old people, I've really got used to being sensitive about the terminology I used - and their 'alternative' terms. Some of the best examples: - 'the green' for the desktop (that

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