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ClinkerHQ as an alternative to Atlassian SVN(blog.clinkerhq.com)
13 points by aitorciki 13y ago|4 comments
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by aitorciki 14y ago
Thanks Jeff! It did cost us some sweat and blood to get right, but Twilio's API is a joy to work with. Connect looks awesome, not sure how we missed it, will investigate and probably migrate.
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by aitorciki 14y ago
Not supported at the moment :( We've started by building something to fulfill our needs, and responsiveness wasn't in the list for a first version. Some logic is ran on browser resize, but the grid itself is not resized. We'd love to add it
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by aitorciki 14y ago
There is a "top gravity" attracting widgets towards the top end of the grid. It's the only supported auto-layout feature currently. We'd like to allow different strategies in the feature, we just started by the one we needed.
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by aitorciki 14y ago
Sure, it's licensed under MIT :)
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by aitorciki 14y ago
We built it for our own product, Ducksboard. Users can build their own metrics dashboards by adding widgets and arranging them as they like. That's the use case: being able to arrange/sort a set of widgets by dragging and dropping them in a
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by aitorciki 14y ago
Oops, no Mountain Lions around, was tested and worked ok on Lion's Safari. Will have a look at what can be done, thanks :)
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by aitorciki 14y ago
You actually can. Have a look at the serialize() API method, as well as the serialize_params options attribute. It's what we use at Ducksboard to let users arrange widgets in their dashboards.
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by aitorciki 14y ago
When the mouse pointer gets close to the bottom of the viewport while dragging an element we scroll the document. Columns are not scrolled on their own, since the whole grid is a "block". We built it because jQuery sortables were limiting u
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by aitorciki 14y ago
Hi there. The only current integration of the tool is Ducksboard, where we use it to handle widgets arrangement. The documentation is pretty extensive anyway, it should be easy to integrate anywhere.
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Building and loading sexy operational dashboards with Ducksboard(ryrobes.com)
3 points by aitorciki 14y ago|0 comments
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by aitorciki 14y ago
Don't worry, it's not a real key, just a random one following Mailchimp's key conventions :)
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by aitorciki 14y ago
Yes, email us there :)
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by aitorciki 14y ago
This is something many people have been asking for, and we always listen to what people say :) The feature is in design phase, we're pretty close to implement it. Expect to see it landing in the next few weeks.
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by aitorciki 14y ago
Hi manveru. Your username (email) in Ducksboard would help us track down the problem. You can create a support ticket using the application's menu "Support" option to handle this communication and future question we may need to ask.
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by aitorciki 14y ago
Of course! Even if I don't have an ETA to give you right now. We're adding many new services per month, prioritizing based on users requests.
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by aitorciki 14y ago
We don't send email confirmation on signup. If you didn't see some error in bold red letters, you're set :)
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by aitorciki 14y ago
Depending on the Android version and browser you're using, the webapp won't work properly. It's working on Android 3 and 4 stock browser, as well as Chrome Beta. Some browsers on Android 2 are compatible as well, like Firefox beta last time
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by aitorciki 14y ago
The widgets layout is one of the fields we're trying to improve next. The UX guys are looking for a way to keep it user-friendly while allowing power users to have more control over the layout. More news on this topic soon!
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by aitorciki 14y ago
Hi lamby, I'm one of the co-founders at Ducksboard. We approach things from a different angle than Geckoboard. * As far as I know, they just visualize whatever comes from their data sources. We don't just visualize it, but we store it in ou
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by aitorciki 15y ago
We are in a closed beta, the final product will require a monthly fee. People participating in the hackathon with funny ideas will get a discount though. The plans will be announced as soon as we feel the product is ready for daily use, whi
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by aitorciki 15y ago
A new homepage is coming. We'll try to make it clearer this time.
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by aitorciki 15y ago
Hm, we fallback to a Flash implementation of the WebSocket protocol when using a non-compatible browser, IE9 included. Could it be that you don't have a Flash-enabled IE?
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by aitorciki 15y ago
We provide a write API where customers can send their own data. Any existing widget can be used to display those values. Custom widgets are currently our top priority. Expect it to land in the next few weeks.
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by aitorciki 15y ago
For people asking for an invite, this is how we are going to share them: 1. The first batch goes to close friends. This is not favoritism, we just feel more comfortable sharing the rough edges with them :) 2. The second batch will go to peo
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by aitorciki 15y ago
Hi, glad to hear you liked it. To answer your question, our main assets are: * real time and continuous (even when the user is not connected) data retrieval. * a very polished UI. * mail reports and XLS and other formats exports in
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by aitorciki 16y ago
How well does the {{}} syntax coexist with server-side template languages like Django's one which uses the exact same marker for placeholders?
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Experiences from launching a teaser page on HN(blog.ducksboard.com)
8 points by aitorciki 16y ago|0 comments
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by aitorciki 16y ago
We think we fixed the issue for real this time. If you step on any other bug, please let us know :)
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by aitorciki 16y ago
Yeah, I'm responsible for the bug :P, we rollbacked the broken update and will look at it later. The initial services we are going to integrate with are the usual suspects: * Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare for social marketing * Google

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