pitnikola

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Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring Full Stack Engineer (EU, Remote, €105k-€160k)(raycast.com)
1 points by pitnikola 2y ago
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Raycast (YC W20) is hiring Rust engineer (Remote, Europe, €104k – €160k)(raycast.com)
1 points by pitnikola 2y ago
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Raycast (YC W20) is hiring Rust engineer (Remote, Europe, €104k – €160k)(raycast.com)
1 points by pitnikola 2y ago
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by pitnikola 4y ago
Great stuff — thanks for the write-up! Do you mind sharing the Dockerfile you use for deploying?
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Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring Developers and Designers (Remote)(raycast.com)
1 points by pitnikola 5y ago
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Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring React / macOS Engineers to Make Devs More Productive(raycast.com)
1 points by pitnikola 5y ago
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by pitnikola 5y ago
I'm the author of that bug and I can assure you that no code review would catch it.
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by pitnikola 6y ago
Raycast (YC W20) | Fully Remote, UTC timezone (London) ± 3 hours) | Full Time | https://raycast.com Raycast is a productivity tool for developers that makes it easy to control your tools with simple command bar interface (think
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by pitnikola 6y ago
For Mac users, who's looking for deeper integration with GitHub, we've built an extension in Raycast [1] that allows you to see pull requests, issues, notifications, workflows, etc. Repository search is also something we're p
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Hi! Thanks for the heads up, could you please check if the website loads for you now?
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Nice, consistent design system and guidance is definitely something we want to have for the future platform. Thanks for pointing out to Shopify Polaris, looks very interesting!
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Fair enough! Hopefully it will not become a problem. In the end, it's just the name and we want to be defined by the product and its value rather than by the name itself. As to why exactly we picked it: as ray casting is a way to insta
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by pitnikola 7y ago
We want to open it up as soon as possible. The main reason behind the private beta is that integrations such as Jira are fairly complex due to different setups and a lot of customisation so currently we're in the process of "onboa
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Yeah, Linear is a great tool and has an amazing UX, though as you correctly noticed they are building standalone issue tracking tool while we're building an app that sits on top of other web apps allowing you to use them without going
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Fair point and I absolutely agree, VSCode has some great integrations with other services and in fact solves similar problem of context switching. However there are quite a lot of people that don't use VSCode, not to mention you'r
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Good idea! That is definitely something we want to explore in the future (giving a CLI for Raycast integrations on top of main app functionality), especially if people will be asking for this.
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Our main differentiator from Alfred is provide much deeper and richer integrations with other services. One of the goals for Raycast is to keep you away from browser that can distract you from work. Also we have a lot of plans for team fea
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by pitnikola 7y ago
As you correctly guessed, we're planning to provide features that would be useful to teams and larger organizations. Shared commands, integrations with custom internal tools, shared instant knowledge base and so on.
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Giving ability to build custom commands with underlying scripts is something that we're going to tackle very soon! Do you have any examples for what kind of things you would want to use it for?
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah, it crossed our mind that some people familiar with 3D graphics term might get confused. I really hope that there are not too many people in our target audience familiar with it, though I might be wrong :)
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Which integrations you would be interested in? We're going to be adding more integrations in the future, such as GitHub, GitLab, Slack, GSuite and so on, stay tuned.
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by pitnikola 7y ago
That's good feedback, we might consider simpler ways to show different possible use cases.
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Thanks for the kind words! We've built it ourselves, and to be honest neither of us is a web developer or designer so we're happy that it came together in the end.
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by pitnikola 7y ago
Thanks! Sign up for the private beta and we'll send you the build as soon as possible. The main reason for "private beta" mode is to make sure that complex integrations such as Jira work for people. We're onboarding peop
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by pitnikola 7y ago
We have plans to provide API for building custom integrations as soon as we're ready to settle down with the framework. At the moment there's still a lot of experimentation so we're building all integrations ourselves.