DomPickerH

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   by DomPickerH 4y ago

   Thanks :). On-prem is on the roadmap and will be shipped soon! Since we hear that quite a bit: The on-prem requirement is pretty clear, but what would be your key motivator for wanting open-source?
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   by DomPickerH 4y ago

   Hey! Dom, Co-founder at Uify here. We did not reinvent the wheel when it comes to the WYSIWYG editor and use of JS anywhere, that’s true (although there are a bunch of developer experience and performance improvements). As mentioned above,
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   by DomPickerH 4y ago

   Point taken - the messaging needs improvement :). Nevertheless, you got it right. Our app builder is real-time collaborative, so you can build together with other engineers, or even product managers. More importantly, apps built with Uify a
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   by DomPickerH 4y ago

   Hi shaqbert! I agree with you. We believe in two fundamental trends. First, most software built for internal use are “low-complexity” use cases (dashboards, workflow management/automation,…) where low-code platforms are often a great c
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   by DomPickerH 4y ago

   Hey longrod! Dom, Co-founder at Uify here. Thanks a lot for your input - Appsmith is a solid product, and successful for good reason. While we share a base set of functionality for app building (visual editor, datasource integrations, “JS a
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   by DomPickerH 4y ago

   Thanks Terretta! Dom, Co-founder at Uify here. I fully agree that the available ecosystem of identity providers is diverse, and that the user should not be limited to a single one, or a small subset. We have multiple authentication methods