ranma

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A single AI dev workspace for all your services(superblocks.com)
2 points by ranma 6mo ago|0 comments
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by ranma 3y ago
The architecture has diverged significantly from the Appsmith project (Apache 2.0 licensed) since forking the frontend canvas and evaluation code more than 2 years ago. Most of Superblocks is built from the ground up to optimize for perform
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by ranma 4y ago
"Based on" is a strong term when most of our code is not from Appsmith. Since forking some frontend components from Appsmith (which is an Apache 2.0 project) over a year ago. Our entire code execution, deployment, version control,
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by ranma 4y ago
(Creator of Superblocks here) Yes, we do use some Appsmith code (Apache 2.0) in Superblocks specifically related to our frontend drag and drop canvas and components, as part of our UI builder in Superblocks. We’ve evolved our architecture s
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by ranma 4y ago
(Superblocks creator here) Great question, having been an engineer all my life, this is one of the question I would ask myself as well. Developers are at the forefront of our target audience and we want to give all developers the peace of m
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by ranma 4y ago
Hi, one of the creators of Superblocks here. Most building blocks in Superblocks are fully extensible with code, and we're building much better debugging capabilities in the platform. The form based configuration is easier to work with
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by ranma 4y ago
Hi, one of the creators of Superblocks here. We think airplane is a great product and want to enable developers to choose their favorite development flow. We're working on a gitops feature that will allow you to export Superblocks app
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by ranma 4y ago
Hi, creator of Superblocks here. We are 100% focused on developers and our goal is to make the onboarding experience seamless. We've seen many of our customers consolidate different tools so they can manage dashboards, workflows (APIs)
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China’s Nasdaq-style high-tech board unveils first group of companies for IPOs(technode.com)
4 points by ranma 7y ago|0 comments