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Show HN: Dribble – an open-source AI IDE for databases(github.com)
5 points by ayazhan 3mo ago|0 comments
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by ayazhan 11mo ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.04871 another recursive based model
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I couldn't find a job, so I built an open source project(zhakhan.com)
2 points by ayazhan 1y ago|0 comments
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Prince of Persia Defeated Apple II's Memory Limitations(youtube.com)
2 points by ayazhan 2y ago|0 comments
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Coding Adventure: Ant and Slime Simulations (2021) [video](youtube.com)
12 points by ayazhan 2y ago|1 comments
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How we built an internal tools builder that lives in your Python codebase(dropbase.io)
2 points by ayazhan 2y ago|0 comments
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by ayazhan 3y ago
got it. thank you for your feedback, i really appreciate it!
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by ayazhan 3y ago
Totally, i'll reach out!
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by ayazhan 3y ago
these are great examples, thanks for sharing! the second one is particularly interesting. python seems like a perfect fit for that use case. are there any limitations you encounter with NiceGUI? do you need a user permission feature or does
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by ayazhan 3y ago
thanks for the heads up! i feel like the challenge would be to find a subset of customizations that would work for most users.
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by ayazhan 3y ago
that’s a fair point. what would be the minimum set of customization required to satisfy the majority of the tweaks requested by internal users? would it be sufficient to offer themes (dark/light modes), a custom logo, and control over
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by ayazhan 3y ago
NiceGUI looks interesting, reminds me of reflex.dev a little bit. what kind of apps are you building with it?
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by ayazhan 3y ago
yes, that’s us. glad to see you remember our previous iteration :) internal app builder is certainly a challenging market to break into, but we believe we have something interesting to offer and are quite optimistic about our approach. were
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by ayazhan 3y ago
correct. internal apps are usually built by developers for internal users. examples include processing refunds, updating customer information, managing user permissions, triggering batch jobs, and etc. the goal of internal apps is to optimi
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by ayazhan 3y ago
thank you for sharing! i think we'll get there eventually and add components beyond tables, such as charts and maps. current focus is to get the table+sidebar experience right first. the thing that differentiates us from dashboarding t
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by ayazhan 3y ago
this looks great, thanks for sharing! i’ll check it out. we are also big fans of Pydantic and FastAPI
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by ayazhan 3y ago
thanks Kelvin! :)
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by ayazhan 3y ago
i second that. for external-facing tools, you probably want something custom, branded, and more flexible. when it comes to internal tools, you typically want something quick to get the job done. at dropbase, our focus was on enabling develo
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by ayazhan 3y ago
yes, it's a bit inconvenient, but user management and ui component definitions are managed by the dropbase server. because of this, we need an account, with a token to identify and authenticate a workspace
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by ayazhan 3y ago
frankly we're new to open source. and technically we're not really open source. we wanted to take advantage of the self hosted nature of data processing worker, which are safety, extensibility, and developer trust. that's why
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by ayazhan 3y ago
thanks for the feedback! i'm curious, how critical are graphs for your internal tools and what are some examples of their use?
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by ayazhan 3y ago
hey everyone, Ayazhan here. i'm a co-founder at Dropbase. i would like to highlight a feature called "State and Context". as python developers, we want to focus the logic part and don't worry too much about the ui. howev
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by ayazhan 4y ago
hey guys, im one of the founders. we’re really excited for this new version of the product. with data validation feature db managers can add a validation layer for application level checks that are hard to enforce within a database (we know
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by ayazhan 4y ago
i was born and raised in Kazakhstan, but left after high school. i've been following the situation in Kazakhstan and recent events give me a glimpse of hope. Kazakhstan, just like any other post-soviet country, suffers from a host of p
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by ayazhan 5y ago
Dropbase (W20) | https://www.dropbase.io | REMOTE (PT through ET Timezones) | Backend and Full-stack engineers. Dropbase makes it easy to go from CSV and Excel files to live databases. Data teams use Dropbase to collect data, ap
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Coding Adventure: Ant and Slime Simulations(youtube.com)
1 points by ayazhan 5y ago|0 comments
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Dropbase (YC W20) Is Hiring Fullstack and Back End Engineers (Remote in Canada/US)(notion.so)
1 points by ayazhan 6y ago
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by ayazhan 6y ago
PostgREST links are broken. Here is the correct link: http://postgrest.org/en/v7.0.0/
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by ayazhan 6y ago
Yes, there is a bug with error messages, we'll push an update with a fix later today. If you want, you can also share the csv with us and we'll troubleshoot it on our end. just email us at hello@dropbase.io
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by ayazhan 6y ago
thank you for advice! we'll consider it

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