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Trayja-Peter
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About Trayja-Peter
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Comment #36028422
Btw, could someone more knowledgeable than me explain why the app works ~okay on Chrome but works at like 2 fps on Safari? What, if anything, can I do to fix this? I'm guessing it …
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Comment #36025173
Creator here, thanks for sharing my link! I was going to do a Show HN when it was more polished, but publicity never hurts :)
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Comment #35957575
It will always be free to use; affiliate links for product-focussed databases is a strong possibility
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Comment #35954667
Thanks :) Care to share your project?
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Comment #35954447
We're using Ant Design https://ant.design/
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Comment #35953569
I won't get too deep into our architecture, but needless to say letting users dynamically edit/add/remove fields in their databases is not easy. We use Postgres + Prisma as our ORM…
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Comment #35953487
I remember that post! I had commented on it, back when this project was still very early and using a different name. I agree with all your suggestions, and we've considered most of…
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Comment #35952804
Not at the moment, but I'm very open to adding new views to the UI!
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Comment #35952496
The taxonomy and metadata, as you put it, is defined by the moderators/community of each database. We just give them drag-and-drop tools to do so :)
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Show HN: Sortabase, a collaborative, visual database builder for communities
We built Sortabase to let communities collaborate on visual databases of the things they know and care about. The fields of each database are defined by its moderators using a no-c…
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Comment #34565184
"I want to empower more individuals to publish, maintain and collaborate on small indexes. To build a million tiny libraries, community databases, weird collections and indie index…