mjashanks

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   by mjashanks 6mo ago

   At the moment any tool that you write inline in your instructions - the agent has access to use. The way to scope down access, would be to use an Automation (our RPA, zapier-like section). You can give an automation parameters and control e
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   Show HN: Budibase Agents Beta – model-agnostic AI agents for internal workflows(budibase.com)

   7 points by mjashanks 6mo ago|1 comments
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   by mjashanks 8mo ago

   I feel like now, more than ever, the time is right for the EU's move to open-source to succeed. Linux Desktop is now simply better than Windows, by far. Open office is good. There are many high-quality, commercially supported open-sour
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   by mjashanks 5y ago

   The point that foxbee was trying stress is that Budibase is not for building SaaS products. There is absolutely no reason why you could not give login's out to your customer - i.e. a customer portal. It's just difficult to draw th
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   by mjashanks 5y ago

   Yes - we want this, except that we happen to have an open bug for this at the moment: https://github.com/Budibase/budibase/issues/3164 - so it's not working right now.
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   by mjashanks 5y ago

   Thank you! Credit to https://www.thehypefactory.uk
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   by mjashanks 5y ago

   Thank you! I hear you with the pricing for activity. It's definitely something that we will consider. And who doesn't love a vanity URL?!
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   by mjashanks 5y ago

   I hear you! Budibase is not meant for building a SaaS product. However, it's good for "Customer Portals" - whereby you are giving access to external users. This is a problem for per-seat pricing, but there are ways to solve i
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   by mjashanks 5y ago

   TLDR; AppSmith and Budibase are quite different platforms, but with significant overlap. Budibase is meant to be used by IT Professionals (sysadmins, dbas, IT managers, PMs, developers). AppSmith is more targeted at developers. Because of t
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    by mjashanks 5y ago

    Thanks Ace!
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    by mjashanks 5y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! We've not yet settled our pricing, which is why its not listed. Great to hear some opinions on it :)
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    by mjashanks 5y ago

    Thanks! Open-source has been fantastic for us. We've only recently launched our cloud platform, yet we've had a good sized community using Budibase and feeding back issues, feature requests etc. for ages. Building an open-source p
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    by mjashanks 5y ago

    We haven’t yet worked out out our pricing model for Budibase Cloud. However, it will most likely be user-based / per seat - similar to platforms like Retool & Airtable.
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    by mjashanks 5y ago

    Hey Everyone! Other Budibase co-founder here. An open-source platform is the missing piece to the low-code/no-code landscape - I'm also here to answer any questions!
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    by mjashanks 7y ago

    You could provide an "Export Data" function, and even supply them with regular, scheduled exports. Also - you can still license your product with a closed source license, but allow your customers to run "On-Premise" ...
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    by mjashanks 7y ago

    Yes! I have been using Svelte on Budibase ( https://github.com/Budibase/budibase ) for the past year. Although Budibase is not in production yet, its a serious project that we plan to release in the next few months. I ha
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    by mjashanks 7y ago

    Could really do with the freelancer CRM actually, i haven't seen anything out there thats not targeted at enterpise.