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   Show HN: GitSwipe, Inbox zero for GitHub notifications(gitswipe.com)

   1 points by gimenete 7mo ago|0 comments
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   by gimenete 8mo ago

   https://gitswipe.com/ A mobile app for triaging GitHub notifications in seconds. Available for iOS and Android starting next week.
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   by gimenete 11mo ago

   Electron was originally named Atom Shell https://www.electronjs.org/blog/electron/ Atom Shell/Electron was from the very beginning something you could use separately from Atom as a framework for creating desk
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   by gimenete 1y ago

   This is not an alternative to GitHub but an alternative frontend. The backend is still GitHub.
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   by gimenete 1y ago

   My main goal is to offer a more modern and smoother experience than GitHub, add some features on top of it like push notifications, triage of notifications, a better editing experience,… and integrate the desktop app with your local git
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   by gimenete 1y ago

   Thanks! Good question. I don't have now right now but I can prepare one soon. In any case I store zero information from users. When you are logged in traffic goes directly from your browser to GitHub.
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   by gimenete 1y ago

   I don't remember clearly where we moved them. It was probably to something owned by Google (because GitHub uses Google Workspaces) or Microsoft (for obvious reasons).
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   by gimenete 1y ago

   I suffer it and that’s why I’m building https://githero.app Btw, I worked at GitHub for 3 years and they are very aware that slowness is a big issue throughout the whole product. There was a year long cross team effort to impro
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   by gimenete 1y ago

   I worked there for 3 years and yes GitHub development happens on github.com. Of course there’s ways to deploy and rollback changes while the site is down but that’s very unusual. The typical flow happens in github.com and uses the regular p
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    by gimenete 1y ago

    I'm working on an alternative frontend for GitHub https://githero.app/ The focus is on providing a better experience: faster, with smoother interactions, with higher information density and a lot more focused on your d
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    by gimenete 9y ago

    Very interesting article. It's impressive the engineering effort you are making here.
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    by gimenete 12y ago

    We simply haven't decided the price yet. It's free at this moment and we will decide a pricing based on how the service is used. Thanks for the feedback.
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    Nighthawk: Debug iOS apps remotely from your browser(mobilenighthawk.com)

    23 points by gimenete 12y ago|2 comments
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    by gimenete 12y ago

    Email sent :)
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    by gimenete 12y ago

    Good idea. I've never done a chrome app before so I could learn things in the process. Nevertheless you can clone the repo and open the HTML files in your browser. It's only static html and javascript. Thanks!
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    by gimenete 12y ago

    I was tired of wasting time looking for online tools all the time to pretty print a JSON to inspect it, encode/decode strings, convert from one markup language to another, checking hashes, etc. For some tasks I was usually using the in
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    Show HN: Dev Toolbelt - Handy micro-tools for developers(gimenete.github.io)

    8 points by gimenete 12y ago|6 comments
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    by gimenete 12y ago

    Something like this? http://www.iron.io/worker
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    by gimenete 13y ago

    You can use http://backbeam.io It supports mobile-only development with SDKs for iOS and Android as well as web development and server-side logic. Disclaimer: I work in the company behind it. If you have any questions we will be
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    by gimenete 13y ago

    Currently we are using Redis to make the service as fast as possible. Redis gives us a lot of power to improve our query engine. More features on BQL (Backbeam Query Language) are planned so you can make very complex queries very fast. This
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    by gimenete 13y ago

    Many thanks for your comments :)
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    by gimenete 13y ago

    Thank you. We will explain this somewhere. About the VAT and currency, at this moment we decide the currency based on your location. So if you are a EU-based company we will charge the price in €.
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    by gimenete 13y ago

    Some differences: - Rich control panel, rich data model and powerful query engine. You can make complex data models and then you can view/edit the data and their relationships easily in the control panel. There are many data types incl
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    by gimenete 13y ago

    Sorry for the typo. It's fixed now.
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    by gimenete 13y ago

    Taxes are included and they apply to customers within the EU. If you convert $29.99 to EUR and add the required taxes you get 29.99€ almost exactly.
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    by gimenete 13y ago

    In my company we are developing http://backbeam.io/ It is still in beta but just for a couple of weeks. In general it is similar to parse.com but it has also heavy support for developing web applications hosted on backbeam (optinally with
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    by gimenete 15y ago

    I have added the license terms in each file I have created. Any suggestion is welcome. I just want anybody to be able to use it without limitations, just keeping the copyright notice.
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    by gimenete 15y ago

    Thanks. Solved :)
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    by gimenete 15y ago

    Thanks a lot. I merged your changes :)
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    by gimenete 15y ago

    Thanks for your comment. I didn't know about MKPointAnnotation.