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Show HN: Cliptop, a keyboard-first clipboard manager for macOS(cliptop.app)
3 points by depomoty 3mo ago|0 comments
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by depomoty 8mo ago
So you copied something that someone spent time on designing, decided to open-source, and now you're killing the steam for James' pre-order campaign by posting everywhere. You are the reason we cannot share publicly the projects w
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by depomoty 3y ago
Awesome! Feel free to join our Discord if you need help with the setup
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Show HN: Released Chartbrew v3.0 an open source client reporting platform(github.com)
41 points by depomoty 3y ago|2 comments
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by depomoty 3y ago
This looks soooo good. Already on the list to try it out on one of my products
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by depomoty 3y ago
Great questions! In Notion you can have as many workspaces as you want, but you only have to pay for workspaces that are shared with your team. So for example, you can create a new personal workspace and use unlimited blocks for free. Notoc
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by depomoty 3y ago
Hey everyone! I'm Raz, the creator of Notocat and I'm excited to share that I just launched my new product and it's live for everyone to use. The product started as a Notion to email HTML renderer that I was using for my othe
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Show HN: I built a newsletter platform that lets you write the issues on Notion(notocat.com)
15 points by depomoty 3y ago|3 comments
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by depomoty 4y ago
Get in touch if you need help with the setup. Can join Chartbrew’s Discord if you wish https://discord.gg/KwGEbFk
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by depomoty 4y ago
Hey! Chartbrew owner here Grafana is an amazing product and offers a lot more features than Chartbrew. The main difference is that grafana focuses on monitoring performance metrics and Chartbrew is more tailored for business/product me
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by depomoty 4y ago
Great to hear that :) Don't hesitate to get in touch if you need help with the setup. There will be links to get in touch all over the place when you sign up haha
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by depomoty 4y ago
I'm working part-time on my project https://chartbrew.com It's an open-source data visualization and reporting platform that I started in 2018, I abandoned in 2019, then resumed working on it more seriously in 2020. Cu
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by depomoty 4y ago
Chartbrew founder here, just wanted to clarify for readers that Chartbrew doesn't store any data from the 3rd party tools so there's no silo problem. It queries the data sources, computes the data, and stores only the chart config
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by depomoty 4y ago
Looking at the license, it looks like it's possible, but you will need to release your own code under the AGPLv3 license and make it available to others. That means if you add an auth layer on top of the project, you will need to make
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by depomoty 5y ago
Hey! Chartbrew creator here Although the platform updates the data automatically for you, it doesn't support notifications yet. Notifications are planned for Q2 this year. I think for system monitoring, Grafana might be a better choice
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by depomoty 5y ago
One use-case that the platform is being used for is for B2B SaaS businesses to offer their analytics through Chartbrew. So it is possible and there are people already using it like this. Or if you're wondering if you can offer the anal
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by depomoty 5y ago
I'm afraid I don't have that much info on PowerBI so I can't speak about its ease of use. I know for sure it has more analytics feature so it's better when it comes to digging deeper in your data. The pricing is a bit st
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by depomoty 5y ago
Thanks for dropping by! There is a basic transformation layer that does basic arithmetic and string concatenation. This is a continuous work in progress as I add more options the more feedback I get from customers. I actually received a req
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by depomoty 5y ago
I'm not very familiar with PowerBI to be honest, but from what I'm seeing it's heavily integrated with Microsoft services which Chartbrew is not made for. Chartbrew offers some different options for integrations such as custo
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by depomoty 5y ago
Good question! The main difference is that Chartbrew is tailored more for companies working with clients in need of dashboards. What this means is that Chartbrew has granular permissions on dashboard-level to allow the clients to explore th
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by depomoty 5y ago
Hey everyone, the creator of the project here In the past year I decided to change the direction of this project a bit and aim to help agencies create quick dashboards for their clients. This seemed to be the main use-case Chartbrew was bei
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Show HN: Open-Source multi-dashboarding platform for teams and client reporting(github.com)
73 points by depomoty 5y ago|11 comments
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by depomoty 5y ago
Wow this is crazy fast! Do you get the numbers from the episodes/podcast text descriptions?
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by depomoty 6y ago
It's generating a template for you to fill your own testimonials. Acme corp is a company placeholder all over the Internet
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by depomoty 6y ago
You can give https://chartbrew.com/ a try if you wish. You can make the API requests in a Postman-like interface directly on the platform. So you can have live-data coming in as the tool makes the requests automatically for
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by depomoty 6y ago
I use my mouse (or touchpad) when I navigate between files. In the file itself, I usually use keyboard shortcuts. I also use my mouse when I need to skim quickly through a longer file.
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by depomoty 6y ago
This looks super cool! I like the fact that, like you said, the focus is on the data and not on preparing the chart configuration stuff. I can definitely use this in my project where I had to write to write an algorithm to parse the data to
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Designing for Memory – Theories and HCI(razvanilin.com)
2 points by depomoty 7y ago|0 comments
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by depomoty 7y ago
No worries, I get this all the time and all I can say now is that functionality-wise most of those existing solutions are better. The difference is in the mission I have planned for Chartbrew. I want to focus more on the user-centric and co
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by depomoty 7y ago
By the way, I'm streaming on Twitch at the moment if you wanna join while I work on Chartbrew. I will probably stream until midnight CET :)

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