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I am the original repo owner. I invite you all to try tipe for your selves. Signup

Some good info there, thanks. I'll take note.

Well said. We like to call that the magic of a CMS. Headless cms' are all so disconnected which ruins the magic. We want to maintain that illusion, like you're back in the wordpres…

no, but hearing it here it sounds so jargony! I don't like it and I wrote it. I'll do another pass, thanks.

oh, yes, that was one of many mistakes we made early on. As we move to a public release, that is on our list to clean up.

I agree. We didn't intend to post on HN until everything was public. Someone else posted it, so I'm here rolling with it.

Absolutely, my career started with Angular and my co-founder created Angular Universal. We have big plans with Angular. You can actually use Tipe with any framework or platform, we…

With tipe, this is possible. You as a developer have complete control over what non technical people can edit. From layouts to actual text on a page. You opt into what you want to …

We agree as well. Thats why we made tipe. We are focused on deeper, low code / no code integrations with frameworks that still allow fluid customizations.

thanks for that, just pushed a fix

Here are just a few things: 1. Our frontend editor, where you edit content, is open-source. You can add new field types with react components easily. 2. The editor is also mounted …

yea, you're absolutely right! I am the author of that said animation lib, ngFx, from years ago. Was actually my first open source project. When we started tipe years ago, we sunset…

Hey HN! I'm Scott Moss, CEO of Tipe (YC W18). We actually just saw that someone posted us on HN. So here to just drop a little bit about Tipe. Tipe is a headless, open-source CMS w…

wrote a post about created a simple but powerful reactive store for your angular 2 applications using RxJs

formatting on code sample was wonky, just fixed them , refresh and enjoy!

I can't express how awesome this really is. Bringing diversity to the tech world is a tough and touchy topic these days. Being a black engineer at a leading company in the Bay, see…