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by kiejo 5y ago
It sounds like https://astro.build might be a good fit if you're looking to generate mostly HTML and only use JS for a few interactive components on the page. It's still very new and I haven't worked with it yet.
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There Is No “Linux” Platform(blogs.gnome.org)
4 points by kiejo 7y ago|0 comments
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The Fastest Way to Render the DOM(medium.com)
2 points by kiejo 7y ago|0 comments
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by kiejo 8y ago
Thanks for the kind words. Unfortunately we have no plans for a self-hosted version. We understand that this is a no go for certain companies and types of information.
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by kiejo 8y ago
Thanks for the information! We did not notice any anomality and are receiving signups, but are looking into what might have caused the issue. In case it's a persistent issue for you, it would be awesome if you could contact us via emai
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by kiejo 8y ago
If you want something similar to Dropbox Paper, but better optimized towards long-term documentation, you should give Nuclino ( https://www.nuclino.com ) a try. In terms of organization capabilities it is similar to Confluence. Bu
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by kiejo 8y ago
Thanks for mentioning us (I'm the CTO)! Let me know if you have more feedback or questions.
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by kiejo 9y ago
https://github.com/google/xi-editor
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by kiejo 9y ago
It's not that I haven't heard about leaking traffic to third parties before. What I meant is that so far none of our users have complained about this being a concern for them.
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by kiejo 9y ago
Great to hear you like the design and feel of the product :) We're currently beta testing a desktop app for Windows, MacOS, and Linux, but haven't started work on a mobile app yet. Of course we see the value in mobile and we'
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by kiejo 9y ago
From my experience ProseMirror is not the easiest editor to get started with, but it gives you a lot of power in terms of customization and flexibility. Recently a more feature rich table module was released, which might come closer to what
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by kiejo 9y ago
Thanks! There was a similar question with an answer a little further down the comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14866580 Hope this helps :)
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by kiejo 9y ago
Thanks for reporting this! We're aware of the issue and will fix it as soon as possible.
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by kiejo 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback! This is the first time that we hear about this concern, but we will look into it. Serving these kinds of resources (fonts, icons) ourselves has a disadvantage in terms of caching, so we'll have to decide if it&
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by kiejo 9y ago
To give you a rough idea: For the frontend we use React, MobX, ProseMirror, and Webpack. The backend uses Node.js, Express, µWS, and Postgres.
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by kiejo 9y ago
At Nuclino we're very happy with MobX and I would say that it is definitely suitable for complex projects and that it mostly depends on the overall architecture that you choose. MobX is rather unopinionated and there are many ways to w
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by kiejo 9y ago
Have a look at ProseMirror ( http://prosemirror.net ). It works quite well on Android and iOS and the maintainer is super responsive and has already fixed a lot of Android/iOS specific issues. Edit: The landing page of the pr
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by kiejo 10y ago
We're using MobX and React for nuclino.com and for us it has scaled very well for something which is much more than just a todo list app. We're very focused on performance and creating a snappy experience and so far we didn&#x27
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by kiejo 10y ago
Your tool looks interesting, congrats on your beta launch! I'd be interested in the technologies you used to build the editor, especially the real-time collaboration part. What libraries are you using or is it something custom built? I
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by kiejo 11y ago
We just deployed a new version which fixes this! You can now just paste a link into the editor.
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by kiejo 11y ago
Great! Let us know how it goes with your colleagues :) That's strange, the button should actually work. This is probably related to a bug in Safari. Would be great if you could try it in Chrome, as it is the only browser we currently t
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by kiejo 11y ago
Thanks for the input, we are generally open to that, but we still have to see how much demand there is for a self-hosted solution.
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by kiejo 11y ago
Great to hear that as we have comments on our roadmap. We're not sure yet how the best experince for commenting would look like. Would you prefer inline comments, that appear directly inside the page or comments that appear on the side
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by kiejo 11y ago
We haven't decided on this yet. We are still evaluating how a free version might look like.
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by kiejo 11y ago
Thanks for the input! We might add an open "Test Team" to the landing page. Until then you're free to use a spam address to convince yourself of the product ;)
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by kiejo 11y ago
Good point, we have export on our roadmap. (Of course we use replication and perform daily backups to S3, but I understand your concerns nevertheless) What kind of export would you like to see? Exporting the whole content of a team as HTML,
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by kiejo 11y ago
There's currently a bug that forces you to hit Space after pasting a link, for it to be recognized as a link. We'll fix this soon, but for now you can just hit Space after the link.
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by kiejo 11y ago
Great question, we are using similar tools! Slack is where our conversations live, but trying to keep more persistent and organized information there didn't work well for us. We are also using Google Drive, but mainly for file manageme
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by kiejo 11y ago
We're using ES6 and React on the frontend and the editor is based on ProseMirror. On the backend we use Docker, Node.js, and OrientDB. So far we're pretty happy with the stack, especially React turned out to be a great choice for
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by kiejo 11y ago
Glad you like it and thanks for your input regarding the landing page. There's definitely more work to do. What we're currently working on is some videos that will describe different use cases and how to use Nuclino. The other poi

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