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ayanb

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About ayanb

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    Comment #49194151

    Super interesting article - thanks for sharing your journey. As AI slop takes over the internet, well written and original technical content like these will be important. Also, 202…

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    Comment #49178286

    Thanks for highlighting. I just realized this is open to developers who aren't city employees, which is unique. A city can pay a vendor for a deliverable, but paying an outside ind…

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    Comment #45564369

    Currently, I am working on Ampersand ( https://withampersand.com/ ) It's a sync infra product that is meant to cut down 6 months of development time, and years of maintenance of de…

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    Comment #30962703

    >> this is how Java, .NET, etc packaging is done for interop with Electron not certain if this should be the status quo for the longer term.

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    Comment #30807070

    Very interesting gameplay - I played a bit :) > We had to implement techniques like client side prediction, server reconciliation and entity interpolation so that players look smoo…

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    Comment #30748949

    Could you elaborate a bit more about the a12y-focussed architectural constraints that you want to enforce?

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    Comment #30748927

    Do you see a future where cross-platform could essentially be a set of tools/frameworks to build high performance native experiences targeting the browser as the primary runtime?

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    Comment #30661790

    Curious - could you elaborate how you think this abstraction will happen over time?

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    Comment #30548706

    great - I sent you a note over on LI. Hoping we can jam a bit on the network logic and tooling available to fast track things.

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    Comment #30543841

    Cool product! are you guys using wasm under the hood?

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    Comment #15590511

    Nifty start. The need for a hosted service like this is more for secure apps where third-party services may have some privacy implications. I think the default UI needs a little mo…

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    Comment #15547629

    Inclusions usually come from the community - users tend to add products to their stack, a lot of them obviously being OSS. We have tried to reach out to creators/admins in the past…

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    Comment #15547567

    Yeah, NPS is a good way to understand how actual customers feel about a product. We have collected tens of thousands of sentiment over the last six months on a wide range of produc…

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    Comment #15547554

    In this case, the primary category for Intercom is `User onboarding and Engagement` which can be broken down separately to `User Onboarding` and `In-app Support` or `In-app Chat`. …

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    Comment #15547286

    You can submit products through this form - https://siftery.com/submit-product , our team will do a quick review, and push the product through if it's legitimate and live. We have …

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    Comment #15547122

    Source of data: 0) We analyze products that have a public footprint. 1) We analyze products that don't have a public footprint. 2) For 0), we crawl the internet periodically and cr…

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    Comment #15547013

    Agree, need more granularity than just "Javascript MVC framework". Thank you, we are on it.

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    Comment #15546997

    Apologies, this is data we will clean up soon.

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    Comment #15546991

    A great use case where we can increase the granularity of categorization/tagging and potentially separate the infrastructure provider and the implementation layer on top of it.

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    Comment #15546973

    Alternativeto is great. _Siftery_Product_Substitutes_ is an attempt to analyze the migration of one product to another, across companies to begin with, and later across several oth…

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    Comment #15545839

    Tagged it to Javascript Frameworks and the alternatives are much better now. Agree, we do need to split developer tools more granularly.

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    Comment #15544444

    Search for the top alternatives for over 40k B2B software products. We’re doing a couple of things here that this community might find interesting: A) Actually tracking when compan…

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