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Comment #43285606
Agreed, though in this case, they are going for general-purpose OCR. That's fine in some cases, but purpose-built models trained on receipts, invoices, tax documents, etc., definit…
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Comment #43285572
Congrats to the Mistral team for launching! A general-purpose OCR model is useful, of course. However, more purpose-built solutions are a must to convert business documents reliabl…
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Comment #25048447
Great insight, thanks for sharing!
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Comment #25047770
How are the "was this page helpful?" links working out on web.dev? Are you receiving useful feedback?
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Comment #22284530
Just us out at [Ionic]( https://ionicframework.com/ ) - a complete platform for doing just that. Write a web app using your framework of choice (or none at all!) then deploy as a P…
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Comment #18393740
As a fellow .NET developer, I dig the author's point. However, I would argue it's not C# that's dangerous - it's Visual Studio, the IDE.
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Comment #14973025
Love love love Netlify! Moved my blog from Tumblr (lol - but it was free!) to Netlify with Hugo as the static site generator. A wonderful experience. With little effort, my blog no…
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Comment #14869925
Saw this on Reddit last night, poked around on a few pages. It's great! Love the movie list example on this page: https://github.com/bpesquet/thejsway/blob/master/manuscript/... . …
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Comment #14749811
Ah sure, sorry about that! I meant to elaborate but got distracted haha. Up until now, I've used plain web tech... but will be switching to React Native or Ionic soon. They both of…
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Comment #14749406
Based on your main point, no experience, I have two suggestions: React/React Native for the framework approach, or something lighter: Simple HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. My backgroun…
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Comment #12702924
Absolutely! Despite critics, they can feel native due to increasingly better phone hardware and picking a good framework (KendoUI Mobile, Ionic, React Native, Xamarin). I use Kendo…
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Comment #11229961
Here here! I do the same for my line of fitness apps. $3.99 at the moment. The only way for consumers to begin to understand that the software they use everyday costs real money to…
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Comment #10788609
That is really well done! Great video too. Congrats!
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Comment #9197921
Sorry, missed your comment. Honestly, it's been tough. Oftentimes they claim that they couldn't find something/store was out of it (not sure I buy that!) or the produce they choose…
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Comment #9113582
Love this comment. In a similar vein: like everyone else here, I work the typical 9 to 5 then work on side projects nights & weekends. I agree with the spend money approach! Invest…
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Comment #8997422
Great thread idea! Began a "biggest loser" competition at work, lost 5 pounds. Launched MisfitWatchr for iOS and Android (converts Misfit activity into WeightWatchers points). Bega…
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Comment #8829037
I've attended every year so far, it's a blast! Like someone else mentioned, like many conferences, the more you put in the more you get out. There is a large variety in content and…
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Comment #8776849
+1 for Freshdesk. Another indie developer here - works very well as support for my apps!
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Comment #8762936
Creator here. I love trying large varieties of beers at tastings, festivals, and breweries. The current Untappd app doesn't make check-ins easy for these events - hence my app idea…
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Comment #8630825
Scratching your own itch is the best way to get started! Congrats, keep it up!
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Comment #8615376
What was the app's name? I built the same thing but for Android app about 4 years ago: FixMyQ. It's still a painful use case that I wish they would officially implement, or at leas…
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Comment #8483382
Still broken? Ugh. Fellow PhoneGap developer here, I feel your pain!