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Show HN: Redux-bees – A concise, declarative HOC to interact with JSON APIs
(github.com)
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steffoz
9y ago
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steffoz
9y ago
It's quite interesting to hear that, as ie. Contentful charges 249$/month for similar set of features :) In which way you'd like our Free and Basic plans to expand?
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steffoz
9y ago
There are tons of totally free hosting solutions for static websites (Netlify, Surge.sh)... each has it's pros and cons.. why forcing our clients to host their sites on our service? Also, it's not our core business, so we prefer t
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steffoz
9y ago
It's a very interesting topic.. we're seriously considering open-sourcing it. Honestly, the fear of having negative economic returns from this operation is very high :( Is this your main reason for your lack of interest in the pro
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Show HN: DatoCMS, a Client-Friendly CMS for Hugo, Jekyll, Middleman, Etc.
(datocms.com)
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9y ago
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Show HN: DatoCMS – An API-based CMS for your static websites
(datocms.com)
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10y ago
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steffoz
10y ago
Thank you michael :)
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steffoz
10y ago
Thanks for citing DatoCMS, Netlify, appreciate it :) Really love what these guys are trying to build: critical mass over static websites. That's what we need.
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steffoz
10y ago
Just adding DatoCMS ( https://www.datocms.com/ ) to the list of CMS specifically designed for static websites (shameless plug)! Here Netlify is listing all the available products in this niche, both commercial and open-source
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steffoz
10y ago
Images uploaded to DatoCMS are already served using Cloudflare on top of Imgix. Imgix is a great CDN service that also handles on-the-fly image processing for you (crop, resize, watermarks, etc). Super handy.
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steffoz
10y ago
There's other solutions that implement this approach.. Prose.io for example ( http://prose.io/ )
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steffoz
10y ago
We're seriously evaluating the possibility of open-sourcing the product, following the example of ie. Ghost. It's pretty clear to me that it's the only way we can 100% guarantee to our customers a product that's here to
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steffoz
10y ago
Hi guys, creator here. We started building DatoCMS as a side-project a year ago as Contentful was way too complicated for our web agency average brochure website client. We quietly launched the product 4 months ago: Since then we are gettin
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Show HN: DatoCMS – A client-friendly CMS for any static website generator
(datocms.com)
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10y ago
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steffoz
10y ago
This is really cool, and exactly what I need for my project.. thanks!
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steffoz
10y ago
two years ago we built something similar during the rails rumble: http://www.higuys.io
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steffoz
10y ago
With a CMS for static websites like DatoCMS [1] you can have the best from both words: edit your post from a good old web interface and publish a rock solid, stupid, static website. [1]: https://www.datocms.com
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steffoz
10y ago
Well, even if you do not understand Git, static website generators are starting to become a viable solution.. if you want to offer a web-based editing experience to your clients, you can use products like http://www.datocms.com&#
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10y ago
Although our solution is a bit different, we support it! http://datocms.com We plan to officially launch our ShowHN within a couple of weeks, so sorry if the marketing site and the documentation is not 100% ready.. but the produ
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Show HN: Real-time remote presence tool built in 48 hours
(higuys.io)
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12y ago
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steffoz
13y ago
I like this a lot. Kudos!
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steffoz
13y ago
I love Stringer — https://github.com/swanson/stringer Minimal, self-hosted, great codebase, implements a clone of Fever's API so it can be used with any mobile client that supports Fever.
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steffoz
14y ago
Couldn't agree more on this.
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ShowHN: Torrent search-engines suck, I built one with direct links to torrents
(getmetorrents.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Creator here. It's obviously a scratch-my-on-itch weekend project. I'm curious to know what you think about it, and what you would improve. Thanks!
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ShowHN: a minimal Torrent search-engine experiment (it scrapes trackers for you)
(getmetorrents.com)
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14y ago
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Getting Started with RubyJS (library based on the Ruby core-lib)
(rubyjs.org)
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Introducing Redpomo: manage Redmine issues and timetracks from CLI
(github.com)
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Redpomo: Redmine, Pomodoro technique and Todo-txt. Together.
(github.com)
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14y ago
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How I learned to stop worrying and love my clients
(lab.welaika.com)
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steffoz
15y ago
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