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Show HN: Dragondrop – a drag and drop visual UI editor for developers(dragondrop.app)
3 points by pendar747 2y ago|3 comments
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by pendar747 2y ago
Hi I've been working on a drag and drop web builder for developers. Think of it like a version of Webflow that can sync directly with your code. You can try it at https://dragondrop.app/ . It's still currently very
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by pendar747 2y ago
Love it! This is a brilliant example of how removing choice actually make the product so much better. If this was an app on a Apple TV I would actually use it
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by pendar747 4y ago
> This is what's behind the paradox where a good dev working alone or maybe with one very like minded person can produce a level of productivity you can't match again as you add developers, till you have way more developers. Th
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by pendar747 4y ago
Despite your negative tone, I think you have a point. There are many project like this. I'm working on another one at the moment and I have compiled a long list of similar projects. There is definitely a need for a tool that can create
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by pendar747 5y ago
I have come across this before, searching for a particular problem but not finding the relevant Github issue in google's search results, which made me search using Github's own search functionality inside the relevant repo to find
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by pendar747 5y ago
One of my favorites articles ever, finally found something that expresses why java is such a boring and inadequate tool for tackling most problems
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by pendar747 5y ago
> It's "Node.js" with a dot. If you spell it "nodejs", that's a serious red flag and you shouldn't be surprised if it gets you automatically discarded -- even by a human reviewer. Best example of someon
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by pendar747 6y ago
Are you going to add more features to the audio player? The one that's featured on the home page doesn't let you skip to the middle of the the song etc. Thanks for sharing your experience, it's quite useful for all of us to l
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by pendar747 8y ago
It's amazing how many alternative computing platforms started and died in the 90s.
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by pendar747 8y ago
I definitely agree with this article and believe that life is short, but it's also a good idea to relax and not worry about it all too much. I think the relaxing and having a piece of mind is undervalued by most people. It helps you ha
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by pendar747 9y ago
I don't understand why is there a need for loading delay when a style property is changed. Applying CSS styles to a html element should take effect almost instantly.
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by pendar747 9y ago
That's true, but it's worth mentioning that income tax also doesn't seem to be a large portion of most country's GDP. It seems to range between 1% to 14%, except Denmark (25%) which is an outlier. See: https:/&#x2F
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by pendar747 9y ago
This article says nothing about how software engineering is a "bullshit job". Her only point that comes close is that she once worked at a job where she was building a pointless website, but that only makes her job in that instanc
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by pendar747 9y ago
This page crashes on chromium before you even have the opportunity to read half of the article. I wonder if there is a memory leak or it's just the GIF implementation in chromium.
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by pendar747 9y ago
I don't think being opensource justifies bad code quality.
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by pendar747 9y ago
I think the fact that most facebook users only access it trough mobile is because of the general shift to mobile. Even most web usage is now on mobile: example source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2016/11&
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by pendar747 9y ago
The author definitely has valid arguments about web's security but I think the rest of his arguments are all lazy, anecdotal and not accurate. Comparing Google Docs to an old version of Office for example. They are incomparable firstly
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by pendar747 9y ago
He wasn't a programmer since the beginning. He was a designer.