thomaspaulmann

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by thomaspaulmann 6y ago
For early-stage startups, writing changelogs is also a great way to close the feedback loop with their user-base. We write detailed release notes at Raycast [1] to highlight feedback that we addressed. This way our users see that we care ab
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by thomaspaulmann 6y ago
I’ve been planning my week and day like this for a long time. It helps me prioritise and makes sure I progress. There is a great metaphor [1] about big rocks that captures this idea well: Put the big rocks first to fill a jar quickly, then
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Raycast (YC W20) is hiring to make developers more productive(raycast.com)
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Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring Fullstack Software Engineers (Remote, UTC ± 3 Hours)(raycast.com)
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Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring Back End Software Engineers (Remote, UTC ± 3 Hours)(raycast.com)
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Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring Fullstack Software Engineers (Remote, UTC ± 3 Hours)(raycast.com)
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Twitter Spaces(twitter.com)
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Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring Backend Software Engineers (Remote, UTC ± 3 hours)(raycast.com)
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Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring a Developer Advocate (Remote, UTC ± 3h)(raycast.com)
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Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring macOS Software Engineers (EU, Remote)(raycast.com)
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Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring Fullstack Software Engineers (EU, Remote)(raycast.com)
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by thomaspaulmann 6y ago
Thanks! Yeah, the previous one had some nice retro charm. We are now in the modern age :D
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by thomaspaulmann 6y ago
Jira Server and GHE weren't a focus yet. With the right amount of demand we want to pick it up. That said, it seams that Atlassian deprecates Jira Server the sooner or later: https://www.atlassian.com/migration/jou
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by thomaspaulmann 6y ago
Some nice details there... We're relying on Apple's Quick Look preview right now but are considering to build something custom especially for text files which should cover your Typescript ones.
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by thomaspaulmann 6y ago
Raycast is intended for developers but we had designers, product managers and others in our private beta that enjoy our built-in extensions for Jira, G Suite and Zoom. You can read more about our plan to grow a community around productivity
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by thomaspaulmann 6y ago
Hey all Thomas from the Raycast team here. We're super excited to open up Raycast to everyone and share it with the HN community today. We built Raycast because we're fed up with chasing around browser tabs and tools to get work d
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Show HN: Raycast (YC W20) – Spotlight for Developers(raycast.com)
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We built an app update flow our users love(medium.com)
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by thomaspaulmann 6y ago
It’s wonderful to see more native macOS apps popping up recently. Having a great Gmail client is certainly one of the nicest I’ve seen lately! What’s your stand on the latest changes announced at this year’s WWDC for Mac development?
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by thomaspaulmann 7y ago
> Feels like I’m constantly stuck in traffic while coding. Nice metaphor!
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by thomaspaulmann 7y ago
Not yet but more and more people asking about it.
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by thomaspaulmann 7y ago
We cover already some cases of your named ones, such as the create issues and list your assigned ones but aren’t quite there yet for others. Seems like these are the common ones and we’ll take a deeper look into them.
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by thomaspaulmann 7y ago
Yes, Command E has a similar UX. Actually, we started with Jira because many devs that we interviewed mentioned it as a big pain point. It's slow and confusing but you still have to use it to keep your team up-to-date. As to enterprise
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by thomaspaulmann 7y ago
Great idea and as you mentioned, this should be possible with our native implementation. I'm not too familiar with the accessibility features provided by Apple. Feel free to send me an email (thomas@raycast.app). We're curious to
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by thomaspaulmann 7y ago
We wanted to build a lightweight and performant client that integrates deeply with the OS. We're planning to implement another native client for Windows later.
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by thomaspaulmann 7y ago
We have a lightweight extension for GitHub and more will come. What would you like to do with an extension for GitHub? Plan projects? Search code? Manage packages?
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by thomaspaulmann 7y ago
I couldn't say it better :-)
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by thomaspaulmann 7y ago
1. We will keep a free tier, some kind of pro version and mainly monetizing features for teams/organizations. We're fully committed on privacy! 2. The app is 100% written in Swift for macOS.
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by thomaspaulmann 7y ago
I totally agree with you that scalability is an huge point and that we need to tackle it. Two things: 1. We won't build all the integrations ourselves. There are just too many individual things. We'll provide an API that developer
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by thomaspaulmann 7y ago
It was a different tool and tight to the internal issue tracking system that Facebook is using. We realized there is value in having a tool that simplifies the interaction with overloaded web apps and it's crucial to cover many of them

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