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Show HN: Gennie - Turns Meeting Discussions into Assigned Tasks with Due Dates(heygennie.com)
2 points by vishal_sahu 6mo ago|0 comments
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by vishal_sahu 9mo ago
Makes me wonder: How much "vibe coding" is already happening in production codebases right now? Will we see a wave of mysterious, hard-to-debug technical debt in 2026–2028 from 2025's AI enthusiasm? Is this self-interested ma
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
Hi All, I am the Founder of DrapCode, a no-code platform to build custom web apps without writing any lines of code. Introduction Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7JWzFWHNuA Quick Overview of the platform: https:&#x
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Show HN: No Code platform to build custom web apps without writing any code(drapcode.com)
2 points by vishal_sahu 5y ago|2 comments
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
Yes, i think no-code solution can work easily for this use case. There are no of solutions you can try and see which one fits best in your use case. https://bubble.io , https://drapcode.com , etc works best for web app
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
SaaS is for any particular use case with a predefined set of rules and workflow specific to that particular use case or industry. No Code is basically a set of lego blocks to build any use cases without writing any code. So definitely there
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
There are a lot of things which can be achieved by No-Code / low-code platforms, which otherwise used to take a lot of effort if you start from scratch using coding. Examples could be Customer Portals, Internal Apps for companies, Wor
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
Hi HN!, I am Vishal, Founder & CEO of DrapCode ( https://drapcode.com ) We are building a NoCode platform to design, build and launch a web application without writing any line of code. Everything can be done visually by simpl
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Show HN: NoCode Web App Builder with Code Export / Self Hosting Option(drapcode.com)
5 points by vishal_sahu 5y ago|1 comments
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
Cool. Thanks for your feedback. Planning to build this feature to gain confidence of people like you :)
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
>I don't know if marketing people will approve mentioning such a thing. Thought to mention so that user know but no one will wait till that day or may be that day never comes. > And yes it's a big project to adapt a SaaS pla
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
Actually we don't provision separate VM for each app, and they run in a shared environment with other Apps, so if the access is given to execute their code and if the code is consuming good CPU/RAM, then it can bring-down/aff
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
I think this should be pretty straight forward as there are generic algorithms to encrypt the password, not sure the case with bubble though. Since startups are willing to stick with the code for the longer duration, so sometime they have f
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
Thanks for the meaningful insights. The challenge we are seeing here is that we are not generating the code on the fly (both way sync like you mentioned in Delphi) as we are also hosting the application on the SaaS cloud along with several
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
Hi, thanks a lot for your detailed feedback. Appreciate it! Yes, some of the issues which you mentioned, came up from others also regarding building the complex feature or if the company is shutting down or getting acquired. Data residency
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
Thanks for your feedback. What if the startup says that in case if it fails or shut down, it will make the source code public? Even in that case, it will be quite tedious and challenging to host the application due to its complexity. Will
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by vishal_sahu 5y ago
Yes, we do keep the versions of the software but if there are changes in the database layer (eg collection schema or validations, etc), then there is no point in restoring to the older version as it will bring inconsistency in the platform.
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Ask HN: Would you expect a NoCode Platform to give the code export?
4 points by vishal_sahu 5y ago|17 comments