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losdanielos
2y ago
Do you do trunk-based development with Git? I'm just curious what the review tool would have to work with.
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losdanielos
2y ago
Have you tried Codelantis? It's a review tool for GitHub
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losdanielos
2y ago
I'm building Codelantis for this! AI comments are available in the on-premise version as we speak, but I'll change this very soon. https://www.codelantis.com
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losdanielos
2y ago
Here's my long-term project: https://www.codelantis.com It's a code review application that helps you understand/review/discuss GitHub pull requests (or GitLab merge requests). It's not a simple AI wrapp
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losdanielos
3y ago
Thanks a lot for the kind words, and I fully agree with your assessment! Wrote you an email right before I saw your comment ;)
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Show HN: Free webtool to understand & review pull requests faster
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3y ago
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losdanielos
3y ago
Still in early stages!
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losdanielos
3y ago
I also loved the post. Jason is super quick to respond to feedback or questions btw. After I failed to bring his framework to Excel, I created a interactive web tool here, in case you're interested: https://www.codelantis.
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losdanielos
3y ago
I found this super interesting and build an interactive tool based on the framework in the post (a couple of months ago actually!) https://www.codelantis.com/blog/startup-viability-score
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losdanielos
3y ago
I built exactly this here: https://www.codelantis.com/blog/startup-viability-score
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losdanielos
3y ago
Whoops, forgot the link to the blog post: https://longform.asmartbear.com/problem/
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How viable is your business idea? (interactive calculator)
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losdanielos
3y ago
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losdanielos
3y ago
Jason Cohen (founder of WP Engine, among others) recently wrote a super interesting blog post "Excuse me, is there a problem" [1]. In his post, he explains why even identifying an actual problem and solving that problem isn'