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codechoir
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Ask HN: Decent Introduction to Technical EdTech Standards (LTI, XAPI, etc.)
Hi everyone! I'm very interested in the EdTech/EduTech space. However, while I have a decent understanding of them, the various technical standards (e.g., SCORM, LTI, xAPI) are cha…
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Comment #28017424
This is not a framework, but I see tremendous value in going to people who already know the skill first. At least in my experience, there's a tendency for people to start learning …
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Comment #26664271
Thank you all for the many great answers! Definitely a lot to look at! Currently Appsmith (and/or) Lowdefy seem to fit best for me. In case you're interested, these are all the pro…
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Comment #26662984
I'd love to go that route - unfortunately the DB is already set in stone (long before I ever thought about it).
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Comment #26662967
Thanks for pointing Metabase out. Unfortunately, while great for analytics, I'm really more focused on data input.
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Comment #26662920
Unfortunately, for the current project(s) I have to work with existing DBs. That said, your product looks great for the use case!
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Comment #26662898
I love Lowdefy (I've seen it a couple week back here on HN) but I have dismissed it given that there's no SQL connector right now. It's great to hear that you're working on that!
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Comment #26662882
I've just looked into Appsmith and it seems like a fantastic solution! Thanks! :)
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Ask HN: Best low-/no-code solution for simple web-based database frontends
I'm currently looking for a solution to provide (non-technical) team members with a way to interact with a SQL database (MySQL at the moment; PostgreSQL in the future). Basically, …
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Ask HN: Best Ressource (Book) for a New Linux Server Administrator
Dear HN, in the near future I'm going to help a new person find their way into Linux server administration. Their idea, which I think is very good, is to start by setting up their …
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Ask HN: Are there any good self-hosted alternatives to Miro or Mural.co?
Over the last couple of weeks we've been using Mural.co and Miro (realtime collaboration boards) quite extensively. Do you know of any good self-hosted (potentially open source) al…
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Comment #18319473
I really like the idea and I did something similar with regular note-taking apps. The thing that would be a game-changer for me would be to link up my social/messaging/email accoun…
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Ask HN: Tools/Solution for Teaching Python in a BYOD Environment
Hi HN, I'm going to host a Python workshop for beginners (read: people who had no contact with programming whatsoever). The workshop will be held in a BYOD environment and I have n…
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Comment #17666088
Awesome! I'll definitely have a look at it :)
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Ask HN: Which are some good resources for software design/planning?
Hi, so far, I've only worked as a coder in teams and on (very) small projects of my own. In the (near) future I want to (need to) design and manage a larger software project of my …
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Comment #17534322
I'm using OneNote for sketches and handwritten notes (Tablet). For everything else, I use a private DokuWiki instance. I like having a web-based, but private, note-taking solution …
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Comment #13100444
Hey, thank you for your answer. Currently I'm doing a lot of scientific computing in Python and R. I would love to get started with some smaller (personal) web-projects because I a…
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Ask HN: Getting back into Web-Dev after a few years – What to read?
Hi, years ago (6-8) I was a fairly confident web-developer. Having diverted from that path, I have unfortunately lost touch with more recent developments and I'm absolutely overwhe…