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antileet
2mo ago
This is super impressive - both the pedigree of the team and the approach you took. The funny thing is - when I first saw ploy, I didn't take it very seriously since so many of the signals that used to signify quality (decent design, c
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Show HN: VaultSQL – Open-Source Zero-Trust SQL Workbench
(vaultsql.com)
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antileet
6mo ago
Maybe I'm missing something. If I use `git status --short` or `git log --oneline`, I see output similar to your tool's.
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antileet
2y ago
I can't tell if this is satire or not. Have you considered storing it on the blockchain instead, so this way it is immutable and permanent? /s
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antileet
4y ago
Electron was originally known as "Atom Shell"!
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antileet
4y ago
Having built desktop software - I found doing things cross platform is hard for various reasons. 1. You can't use any specialized features or APIs in one OS unless you implement it in all others. 2. If you use Electron you're basi
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antileet
5y ago
Hi! I'm Andy and I have 12 years experience in a wide variety of roles - web applications with a variety of technologies and desktop applications and networking applications with C++. I have been at my last role for about 5 years and a
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Show HN: Quen – Transcribe and search across your voice and video conversations
(quen.io)
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6y ago
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antileet
8y ago
Similar JavaScript programming game running in the browser - http://jswarrior.fusioncharts.com/ Me and a friend built this in 2013, built on top of ideas from the original ruby-warrior.
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antileet
9y ago
For lightweight use among friends, I found that gogs works much better for me. Has a tiny subset of features but reliably creates/manages repos. https://gogs.io/
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antileet
10y ago
I use https://getgrav.org/ and this is why: - No DB. Use a flat file layout similar to Jekyll or static site generators. - Offers dynamic features like redirecting and custom routing when you need it. This isn't possib
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Vue.js build set-up from scratch with webpack and hot reload
(skyronic.com)
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11y ago
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Show HN: CrudKit – Open Source CRUD Framework. It's Like Django Admin for PHP
(crudkit.com)
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11y ago
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Patents [video]
(youtube.com)
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11y ago
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Common pitfalls of newcomers in FOSS
(sindhus.bitbucket.org)
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13y ago
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Show HN: JavaScript Warrior
(jswarrior.fusioncharts.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
If anyone's looking for similar functionality for PHP (Database-level time-grouping, time-ranged drilldowns, charts), you can check out http://razorflow.com (Disclosure: I am the developer of RazorFlow, and am only posting here because I
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antileet
13y ago
Actually, we are working on adding support for TV/Kiosk mode where the components update the data regularly, and you aren't limited to showing only one set of components. The dashboard will slowly and automatically cycle through all differe
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antileet
13y ago
Well, maybe you can take a look at another dashboard framework I wrote. It uses PHP, pulls data directly from MySQL and works seamlessly on mobile browsers, tablets. :) http://razorflow.com Adding support for Google Analytics and Excel in
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Show HN: After 2 years of development - RazorFlow HTML5 Dashboards
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14y ago
We are going to release a version with PostgreSQL support shortly. RazorFlow PHP generates SQL code according to the requirements and filters, and must take the differences between the SQL dialects of different vendors into account.
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Show HN: RazorFlow: Build interactive, mobile-friendly dashboards with PHP
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14y ago
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Ask HN: get*.com and *app.com domain names
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Sublime Text 2 - 2126. Hot Exit, Code Folding, and more.
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15y ago
Hi, I'm from India. I can't get the book shipped here without incurring large delay and shipping costs. I would be happy to pay full price for a PDF and instant delivery. I'm sure there are more like me
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15y ago
It's a 3-hour hack - built for the purpose of me meeting more hackers in the city. The code is open source. Feel free to modify and I'll incorporate your changes. https://github.com/ninjagod/apps.ninjagod.com/
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15y ago
I put this up just today morning: http://apps.ninjagod.com/app/hackersocial/
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Flourish - a nifty drop-in multi-purpose library for PHP
(flourishlib.com)
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16y ago
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‘Companies don’t need large support teams’ – Interview with Gianni from Disqus
(blog.supportbee.com)
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16y ago
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antileet
16y ago
I have noticed most people have their email addresses publicly displayed (in some human readable form), or have web pages with ways to contact them. In that note, I have been contacted via HN before and have met some people as well. Conside
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