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by zubairq 6y ago
Do the team members being let go get to retain their stock options?
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by zubairq 6y ago
So am I right in thinking that this is for browser only apps, as it doesn't include a server? At Yazz Pilot we made the ability to output apps as a HTML file, but to have the whole dev environment client side is pretty amazing!
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by zubairq 6y ago
Well done Peter and Jan. I always thought it would be google or Microsoft, but good job!
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by zubairq 6y ago
Yeah you can use SQLite as a file format. We use it to store our project data at https://github.com/zubairq/pilot
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by zubairq 6y ago
My prediction (95% confidence): Snaps will become installable from Windows (via WSL) and Microsoft will buy Ubuntu and try to take over the installers for other Linux distros by having them use Snap as the main repo. This will be Microsoft
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by zubairq 6y ago
Finland has an open source fever tracking system too Fevermap at https://fevermap.net/
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by zubairq 6y ago
I am building stepping stones for a future in which AI and small robots can help to heal our bodies and other useful tasks ...
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by zubairq 6y ago
You can actually partially persist data on the client side in SQLite, as you can embed the data in you html, which is exactly what we do with our product
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by zubairq 6y ago
Again I love SQLite! https://github.com/zubairq/pilot Would not be possible without it! Why? SQLite works on the server, in Electron (barely), and purely client side on the browser, and is fast!
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by zubairq 6y ago
Deno is awesome. We had a similar idea at Yazz Pilot and are currently building out the ability to import a subset of Javascript code from a URL. Currently it only supports code of the form: pilot https://raw.githubusercontent.
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by zubairq 6y ago
As the author of a no code tool I disagree with this article. I think that we will need even more developers to manage the apps churned out by no code tools. Tools may go up the abstraction later, but developers will always need to debug AL
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by zubairq 6y ago
If you want to program inside a container you could use something like yazz pilot which is designed to do exactly that https://github.com/zubairq/pilot
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by zubairq 6y ago
Ok it’s not open source, but retool is awesome, I agree
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by zubairq 6y ago
Thanks so much for SQLite. Amazing and stable database. Yazz Pilot ( https://github.com/zubairq/pilot ) is built on it
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by zubairq 6y ago
Mural, jam board and lucid charts
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by zubairq 6y ago
There is also Yazz Pilot, works on nodejs, docker, k8s or as an .exe or binary. https://github.com/zubairq/pilot
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by zubairq 6y ago
Good points. If typescript becomes the standard then for sure we would consider whether we should move our product to typescript
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by zubairq 6y ago
At https://yazz.com we use visual programming to lay out forms, which are then scripted with code. Used in large enterprises. Is that not visual?
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by zubairq 6y ago
at yazz we have bet on javascript when many others are moving away. why? because javascript is here to stay as the defacto Browser language. Show me a Mainstream browser that plans to drop JavaScript support and we will Drop JavaScript too
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by zubairq 6y ago
Yazz Pilot ( https://github.com/zubairq/pilot ) was originally written in Lisp (Clojure) but we switched to Javascript, simply because it was easier to get third party developers on board with Javascript compared to Lisp
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by zubairq 6y ago
Thanks. Makes sense what you say, so I have written to the HN admins to ask them to disable multiple upvoting as a feature. Stay posted here to hear what their response is
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by zubairq 6y ago
Yeah we have released already, and actually got front page of Hacker News for 2 days, so got a lot of great feedback. You can check it out here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21734845
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by zubairq 6y ago
Totally agree with this. At yazz.com we take exactly the Visual Basic approach too of building software from front to back and it works for simple things
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by zubairq 6y ago
Super, I would love to see this as we already in the early stages of building something similar but ours is pretty crappy UI. Making it slick is the hard part
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Ask HN: Anyone else upvote HN comments to track comments they have already read?
2 points by zubairq 6y ago|2 comments
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by zubairq 6y ago
Ok thanks, I'll check out Inferno, Plan 9, and clustered VMS then, if they are the future of IT world
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by zubairq 6y ago
But I guess you don't always need to configure the systems underneath, if you buy Kubernetes as a service from Google or Amazon, is that correct?
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by zubairq 6y ago
So what is your opinion of this article? https://thenewstack.io/kubecon-2018-kubernetes-is-the-new-os...
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by zubairq 6y ago
Well since most new apps are web services and kubernetes is the standard then shouldn’t we be treating it as the new OS later?
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Ask HN: Is Kubernetes the New Computer?
1 points by zubairq 6y ago|8 comments

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