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   Show HN: I Made a plugin-based workspace app to avoids bloat(hollow-space.vercel.app)

   1 points by ryu-suke 1y ago|0 comments
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   by ryu-suke 2y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. I always describe it as a digital workspace as i see that as much of a global definition for the app, yet when i first started what i was working on is something similar to obsidian and notion but without it being n
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   by ryu-suke 2y ago

   I get why that might seem a bit off. I linked to the GitHub org because i was only presenting the project's idea and hoping for feedback and support, the website was also provided there.
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   by ryu-suke 2y ago

   Another user point that as well, English is not my first language so i think i miss used the word 'approved', if a plugin is open source it will be labeled as verified otherwise it will be unverified, in both cases they will be av
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   by ryu-suke 2y ago

   That’s fair, I understand that open source is a deciding factor for some people. I also get concerns about sustainability right now, there will be no subscriptions as i said in the site it will be free no matter what, The financial side of
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   by ryu-suke 2y ago

   I get where you’re coming from, but the distinction is pretty straightforward: Hollow is the platform, and plugins are extensions that users install separately. The open source requirement for verified plugins isn’t about fairness between t
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   by ryu-suke 2y ago

   Hollow isn’t open source, so there’s no public repo for the core project. If you’re looking for more details about how Hollow works, I’d recommend checking out the website https://hollow-space.web.app/
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   by ryu-suke 2y ago

   Thanks, I released a simple Play video a while back showing an earlier version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ShchM6MDIU . and what i would say changed a lot from that version is the notebook, i would recommend reading the
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   by ryu-suke 2y ago

   Great points, The ideal users are those who want a highly customizable digital workspace without being locked into a rigid structure, and i do have plan on releasing some videos about that. thanks for the suggestion, definitely something I’
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    by ryu-suke 2y ago

    Thanks for the heads-up, they are from the original Next.js template i used that haven’t been fully adapted yet, I’ll be fixing these soon
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    by ryu-suke 2y ago

    The decision to keep Hollow closed source isn’t about restricting users, it’s about ensuring stability while maximizing customization through plugins and themes. you can extend it freely using the plugin system, much like how browsers allow
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    by ryu-suke 2y ago

    it's not about getting people to "work for free", it's about enabling people to create freely. The reason verified tools need to be open source is to ensure transparency and trust for users who install them, and for me t
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    by ryu-suke 2y ago

    customizability lies in its plugin and theme system, not in modifying the core source code. The goal is to give users complete control over their experience without needing to edit the underlying codebase. You can create plugins to extend f
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    Show HN: Hollow – A Customizable Digital Workspace

    14 points by ryu-suke 2y ago|32 comments
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    Show HN: A Customizable Workspace Inpired by Notion and Obsidian Md

    1 points by ryu-suke 2y ago|1 comments