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Honey, I Shrunk the Agency (Our journey building a software factory)
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I tried to build and sell a CMS and frontend-as-a-service for 3 years. We "failed" as in not-rocketship-revenue. Now we are on board the software factory train and we are _replacing_ the services companies that used to operate our
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Using Perplexity, Firecrawl and Gemini Flash to analyze 305 Links for 12.70 USD
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I spent around two days vibecoding my new blog to talk about my adventures in post-LLM software development land. I wanted to start by organizing my bookmarks and curating them with AI. So I built a tiny "workflow" (in the fronten
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Show HN: MCP Mesh – one endpoint for all your MCP servers (OSS self-hosted)
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1y ago
We have been building an open source CMS based on TypeScript for a while now at https://github.com/deco-cx/deco Now we are adding the ability to deploy workflows and agents. It can _also_ code websites: https:/&#
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MCPs and Agents free remote hackathon
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I asked ChatGPT to replace "current AI" and synonyms with "HUMANS" and I'm satisfied. My favorite revised sentences: "Does HUMANS represent a dead end?" "HUMANS should not be used for serious applicat
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2y ago
Worse things have been said about them
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2y ago
That is true. Good docs, examples and community wins.
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There are those who would say they created a "bait and switch" from their open framework into their closed for-profit deployment platform. That is not objectively wrong, though. But still, many complain. I say: good for them. Let
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2y ago
I happen to be from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, so I never met Nate — yet! But I'm pretty sure our paths will cross in the long long road of web development ahead of us :)
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I am a fierce hater of the complexity and closed-ness which Next.js became, BUT "results don't have to be explained" and Mr. Guillermo unarguably executed the hell out of it. It IS the default for new frontend developers, rig
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2y ago
What the hell, Nate! As a long-time web developer who witnessed the divide between frontend and backend, this looks like the most transformative step forward since Next.js. What you have built here is amazing, and it's definitely somet
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Hi Julien! I finally had the time to debug this and turns out it was trivial! We were missing a requestAnimationFrame, d'oh! Thanks for pointing it out, solved here: https://github.com/deco-sites/starting/pull
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Hi @atonse! Finally had the time to debug this and turns out it was trivial! We were missing a requestAnimationFrame, d'oh! Thanks for pointing it out, solved here: https://github.com/deco-sites/starting/pull&
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Hi Orphea! Finally had the time to debug this and turns out it was trivial! We were missing a requestAnimationFrame, d'oh! Thanks for pointing it out, solved here: https://github.com/deco-sites/starting/pull&#
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2y ago
This is most likely the culprit! Will take care of it. Thanks for the detailed feedback <3
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2y ago
Hi n3storm! It means we account for how many pageviews your website is serving each month and we charge a variable amount based on that. That way you only pay for what you use. In the * asterisk, we end up defining a pageview as having a ma
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2y ago
Ouf, I'm not aware of it! Would love your feedback in a DM, perhaps Linkedin? https://www.linkedin.com/in/guifromrio/ Thanks for the input anyway!
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2y ago
Thank you! We need to start testing way more on Windows. Will do!
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2y ago
Thanks! Engineer capybaras are investigating as we speak :)
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2y ago
Thanks, Doctor! I was trying to use Deno in my previous company but they wouldn’t let me… so here we are :D I’m looking forward to open-sourcing the admin UI soon and see what insane extensions people come up with on top of our stack!
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Oh, that's terrible! Can you let me know your browser/OS combination? Seems like we've found a terrible performance bug for some combination that's quite common here in HN!
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Hi, Julie! We're aware the current LP is not showcasing our focus on performance... but time is scarce in a tiny startup and we've spent it all optimizing the frontends of our customers :) we're going to improve that soon! Th
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> Something something scroll hijacking. I know, right? I'm also not super proud of that portion of the landing, lol! > The biggest challenge I have found in integrating no-code and full-code lies in preserving changes made in ful
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Hi Orphea! Guilty as charged we kinda rushed this landing page for our TechCrunch announcement and haven't been able to come back to optimize it. I haven't heard of stuttering before now, but maybe something quirky is happening w
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BTW we're launching on Product Hunt today and we'd LOVE your support!
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It's easy to code a loader to get data from any CMS! But we definitely intend to have proper Apps on deco.hub for every major CMS. At the end of the day, we want to satisfy your CMS needs without needing an external API. We're jus
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I've been pushing for my team to try it out and a snarky engineer just pointed out they also break. Best of luck to the team at Deno! Hope service is recovered soon.
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