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by tjchear 6y ago
So from talking to people I see a need to quickly turn a spreadsheet of information into something visually pleasing. SheetUI is my response to that need. You give it a Google Sheet URL, pick a template, and tap in the columns where you wan
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Show HN: SheetUI – Turn Google Sheets into Web Pages(sheetui.com)
425 points by tjchear 6y ago|147 comments
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Huh, did not know this. I was just going to implement Carousel as an option in my editor! About your second link, is there a site that gives general advice on UI/UX based on A/B statistics?
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I made a Vim-like editor for building webpages quickly. https://vivpage.com
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That is odd. But what do you mean by badges? The emblem you mean?
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I thought about the kinds of system I would like that is no longer the norm today, and that would be low latency UIs, like those text-mode UIs. If I were building a user-oriented web app today, this is what I'd do. Store data locally (
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by tjchear 6y ago
The article mentions that Tesla stripped out some mass from the car which resulted in longer range, but would doing so change its stability to the point where its safety rating needs to be reassessed, or is there a margin of tolerance?
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Heavily inspired by vi text editor. WYSIWYG but sans the mouse. Some of the things you can do with it: * create an element before/after/begin/end/around other elements * easily toggle classes/attributes/s
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Show HN: I Made a Webpage Editor for Power Users Called Vivpage(vivpage.com)
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> Namely those who hold stock options Oh sure those too. But small businesses benefit from it immensely, e.g using fb live and fb groups to connect with their customers for example. > Let's. The "constructive conversation&qu
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That analogy does not work though. Landmine's sole purpose is to kill/injure whoever steps on it. I don't use Facebook much, but plenty of people have benefited from it. Instead of personal cost to him, I'd rather view i
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by tjchear 6y ago
This reminds me of an indie game (or a web game) where players have to press a button to keep a girl alive. Does anyone remember what it's called?
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A bit tangential, but since OP mentioned abstraction, I'd like to add this: One of the marks of a readable piece of code is that it does not mix different levels of abstractions. Here's a contrived example: if (a < b &&
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Ask HN: Custom markdown to support form elements and CRUD operations. Good idea?
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As a counter to your points, I think no-code works best if your business's competitive advantage is the non-technical side of things, e.g services, network effects, people, non-software products, etc. An example of such a business woul
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That same video said they trained a CNN to recognize phantoms using purely video feed and achieved a high accuracy with AUC ~ 0.99.
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Show HN: I made a Vim-like editor for building webpages(vivpage.com)
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Along the same vein, I've been working on a Vi-like editor for creating webpages [0], and if anyone's looking to create a tiny website, it's worth checking out. If you enjoy using Vi, you'll likely have a blast using thi
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I had more or less the same idea, but perhaps with the markdown syntax extended (I understand this is a touchy topic since there are various markdown parsers that don't all work the same) to allow for simple generation of form controls
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When you say WYSIWYG editors are universally bad, do you mean the idea of it is just bad, or the implementations we've had so far are bad?
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I like this. It's like a simpler version of Tailwind CSS.
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Here's the link to the editor: https://vivpage.com
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Show HN: An unusual approach to Front end Coding
2 points by tjchear 6y ago|1 comments
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Popeyes is a good one. They've got Tuesday's Leg and Thigh for a very cheap price. I personally like their Chicken Sandwich and 2 Can Dine deal.
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Really neat tool. So the way Ply works is it deletes each CSS property and looks for visual regression; but what if the deletion of a CSS property introduces visual differences only under certain screen sizes due to the use of media query?
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I had the same problem with menus too, so I thought ribbon was helpful because it showed most of everything I needed and I just had to give the whole ribbon a quick glance over to find what I needed. Admittedly my needs were simple enough t
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I see. I can only say that I was never advanced enough of a user that this became a problem; much of what I needed was already in the ribbon, and I could find them by just scanning the whole thing, as opposed to drilling down menus.
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I read some of the other posts by OP and they mentioned that the ribbon interface was a mess. I remember I quite enjoyed it, and I'm also aware that some people didn't like it, but I never knew why they didn't like it. Anyone
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I attended SF's blockchain event last year and was fortunate enough to have a discussion with a guy whose startup was working on blockchain app for verifying cannabis from farm to store (and also for providing a marketplace, I think).
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Would massive savings be achieved if an image sharing app like say, Instagram were to adopt it, considering a lot of user-uploaded travel photos of popular destinations look more or less the same?

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