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by pancomplex 1y ago
thank god hn is hosted on a single bare metal server, free of all this bloat.
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Show HN: A collection of the best product onboarding examples(productonboarding.com)
3 points by pancomplex 2y ago|0 comments
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Frigade (YC W23) is hiring engineer #2(ycombinator.com)
1 points by pancomplex 2y ago
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by pancomplex 2y ago
This seems like something that was evident for AI to disrupt into. I recently went through an entire underwriting process when getting my first mortgage and honestly was shocked with how slow and old-fashioned the process was. Even had to f
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by pancomplex 2y ago
I am thinking about setting this up as as a configuration for the type of traffic that doesn't require Kafka. That being said, Kafka has in my experience come in super handy again and again, simply because it adds an incredible extra l
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by pancomplex 2y ago
We were inspired by datalakes and thought the name of a super deep lake could be a cool domain. Turns out 10 of the deepest spots on Earth are all trenches, and the domain was cheap, so we went with trench.dev https://www.marine
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by pancomplex 2y ago
In my experience, at scale (~2-3k QPS), you'd run into a bottleneck ingesting so many events without Kafka. If you don't have this level of throughput, you could totally do the above and still get the advantages of ClickHouse&#x27
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by pancomplex 2y ago
The stack is indeed very similar to Posthog. The biggest difference is that we don't come with all the feature bloat (Session Recordings, Feature Flags, Surveys, etc.) and instead provide a very minimal and easy to use backend + API th
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by pancomplex 2y ago
Yes for sure. We intentionally designed Trench to be very unopinionated when it comes to the application. So you can use it to stream and query anything from page views, log traces to IoT object events.
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by pancomplex 2y ago
Thanks for flagging. Just fixed this. Grafana is intentionally not included by default -- but it takes a few minutes to set it up. We're still trying to figure out what to bundle by default in terms of UI -- for now it's API only.
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by pancomplex 2y ago
Once you've outgrown a single physical server, you can continue to scale the Trench cluster by spinning up more Trench application servers and switching to dedicated Kafka and ClickHouse (either self-hosted or via cloud offerings). You
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by pancomplex 2y ago
I think a major difference is that Jitsu depends on you having a data warehouse whereas Trench can be spun up as a standalone system. The nature of Trench's data is also to enable real-time querying a high scale which will be much slow
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by pancomplex 2y ago
Thank you! 1) All data is partitioned based on the "instanceId" of events (see `instanceId` here: https://docs.trench.dev/api-reference/events-create ). Instance IDs are typically a logically meaningful way of
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by pancomplex 2y ago
I looked around, but all the open source analytics projects I could find were bloated with all kinds of UI and unnecessary code paths. They also all seemed to use row-based RDMS as the data backbone (vs columnar stores like ClickHouse). I w
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Show HN: Trench – Open-source analytics infrastructure(github.com)
155 points by pancomplex 2y ago|38 comments
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by pancomplex 2y ago
Good news is you’re not required to write any HTML when your engineering counterpart has wired up your component. We have a visual editor powered by Tiptap that anyone can use
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by pancomplex 2y ago
I am not too familiar with Magic Loops, but really there's nothing stopping you from building such a pipeline. Frigade allows you to use any schema for your content and state management.
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by pancomplex 2y ago
We're targeting non-tech users who have some engineering resources available to wire up the React components. Once wired up, any non-tech user can deploy new versions of the same component without writing any code themselves (I demo th
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by pancomplex 2y ago
Not tightly coupled to React. You can use it with our Vanilla JS SDK that works with any Javascript stack ( https://www.npmjs.com/package/@frigade/js ) using the `getCollections` function: https://docs.fr
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Show HN: Launch React components in your app with no-code
33 points by pancomplex 2y ago|17 comments
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by pancomplex 3y ago
Any features specifically you feel is missing in Frigade? Always trying to make the product better!
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by pancomplex 3y ago
Ah my bad, Digital Adoption Platform :)
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by pancomplex 3y ago
We also have a Vanilla JS SDK: https://docs.frigade.com/v2/sdk/js/quickstart We’re focusing on React to start as it has most adoption. Intercom is great too, depending on the type of product you’re building.
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by pancomplex 3y ago
Appreciate the feedback — I think we can do a better job for folks not familiar with DAPs to explain the value prop.
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by pancomplex 3y ago
Appreciate the feedback! We’re mostly serving b2b saas companies, but we do offer volume discounts. We also only count people who actually interact with Frigade — not just your total MAUs.
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by pancomplex 3y ago
Thanks! Totally makes sense re: who this is for. What we’ve seen work well is that the engineering team does the initial setup, and then after setting up the guard rails and look and feel, non technical folks can come in and manage the syst
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Show HN: Frigade - React SDK for building quality onboarding & activation flows(frigade.com)
60 points by pancomplex 3y ago|18 comments
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by pancomplex 3y ago
And JWTs are live! Thanks for the suggestion. https://github.com/FrigadeHQ/remote-storage/releases/tag/rem...
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by pancomplex 3y ago
Hey HN! A week ago I shared an Open Source project I worked on and the feedback so far from this community has been awesome. In this new version we've incorporated a good chunk of the feedback and ideas we got from my last post. Check
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by pancomplex 3y ago
Stay tuned! Would JWT support fit your use case?

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