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by zicon35 3y ago
The other aspect of this is that our community is helping us build integrations much faster. Our customers (i.e, developers) can also help us build a better product. This way it helps everyone in the long run and developers are not repeatin
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by zicon35 3y ago
We believe an open source unified API enables us to cover the long tail of third party APIs while empowering engineers to customise the integration code we offer out of the box. This way engineers can use us over building an integration fro
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by zicon35 3y ago
Hi, open-source/community edition is free and you can just host it via docker compose in your own infra. We're adding that to the pricing page as well very soon.
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by zicon35 3y ago
Hi HN! Allen & Jatin here, co-founders of Revert.dev Integrations require a lot more engineering time, resources, and ongoing maintenance than you would first expect. When building your own integrations you have to deal with challenges,
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Show HN: Revert – Open-source unified API for product integrations(github.com)
168 points by zicon35 3y ago|53 comments
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by zicon35 3y ago
Amazing team and product solving a real problem. Congrats on all the progress!
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by zicon35 3y ago
Would love to see an open-source version of the internal Langchain you built and what you did differently from an architecture standpoint that made it better in your use-case.
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by zicon35 3y ago
This is a solid problem to be solved! Small engineering teams ought to solve business problems and not manage AWS/GCP hell. As someone who saw the earliest version of the product, the product has come a such a long way! Congrats!
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Show HN: Open-source developer first API to build customer facing integrations(github.com)
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by zicon35 4y ago
Happy customer here! Great job with the platform! :)
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Show HN: I made a single API to connect with CRMs (Salesforce, Hubspot, etc.)(revert.dev)
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Show HN: I made a Slack bot to summarise long threads with GPT-3(buildwithforest.com)
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Show HN: Reddit Slack Bot(github.com)
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A not so comprehensive guide on working from Chiang Mai, Thailand(jatinon.substack.com)
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Show HN: Flowdash – Onboard, engage and delight every user, code-free
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by zicon35 6y ago
Hey everyone, this is a little project that I made to retrieve/store JSON data into Redis directly via an API. So no more serialising and deserialising on JSON in your own service code.
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by zicon35 6y ago
Looks cool. The tab navigation does not work however.
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Show HN: Tez, an HTTP interface for Redis written in Go(github.com)
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by zicon35 6y ago
Does this support events on the sheets I upload?
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by zicon35 6y ago
"I have to know where to look." -> For me personally this is the hard part.
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by zicon35 6y ago
Thanks this is useful :)
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by zicon35 6y ago
I am building a startup, invest in me. Not kidding. No really.
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by zicon35 6y ago
Have you tried bookmarking it or keeping notes ? I bookmark stuff which I think would be useful but then I dont remember I have the bookmark of it. "Every once in a while the page which gives me the answer is something that I wrote&quo
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by zicon35 6y ago
Do you keep notes?
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by zicon35 6y ago
Yeah that makes sense. Do you keep these files using a tool or just in organised folders right now? Could you link a public blog for reference? Would love to take a look. I have been taking notes sometimes like yourself but I find it hard t
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Ask HN: Do you ever go to StackOverflow twice for the same problem?
6 points by zicon35 6y ago|14 comments
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by zicon35 6y ago
Wow. I lolled.
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by zicon35 7y ago
Hi Tod, this is great. Loved the idea and I saw Pipedream's article on medium which says -> "Most workflows are low volume, and will never justify a paid, enterprise product.". If this is the case I'm curious as to ho
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by zicon35 9y ago
Pretty cool!
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by zicon35 9y ago
Hi! Thanks for stopping by. Really appreciate that you had a look. Well, I was building out a real-time IoT application back in college which required me to store some data online and feed my dashboard app without the hassle of creating a w

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