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eddyparkinson

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About eddyparkinson

Spreadsheet formulas that build web applications.

eddyparkinson after the at add cellmaster.com.au

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    Comment #32548836

    The book learned optimism covers the value of both optimism and pessimism. He wrote the book to help people become more optimistic. The main thing I learned from the book, is knowi…

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    Show HN: I made a tool for creating Web Apps with spreadsheet logic

    Background: There are many great spreadsheets. Spreadsheets for creating quotes, for tracking orders, tracking kids learning to swim. But staff would rather use a good user interfa…

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    Comment #19022357

    Formula calculation speed. I am interested in talking, as I work on ethercalc. The big issue I have seen is formula calculation speed. I understand render speed is also an issue. I…

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    Comment #19022244

    UI formulas - to build web apps http://sheet.cellmaster.com.au/examples I added these :)

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    Comment #18777340

    A JSFiddle example would be handy. A record and replay example.

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    Event handling with spreadsheet formulas

    Demo of a spreadsheet that links button formulas to action formulas. https://youtu.be/R-oDB1PDWqY Looking for feedback and early adopters

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    Comment #9738309

    Very much like these two: https://assembly.com/gridspree (github hosted. a bit more plug and play in style. I did write a bit of code for this) https://plugins.jquery.com/sheetrock…

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    Ask HN: In what video did PG say: spend 80% of time building and talking to users

    In a YC video, PG said teams are advised to spend 80% of their time building and talking to users. Any idea what video it was in? Also, are there any good stories that demonstrate …

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    Comment #9637436

    Looks good, lots of details all in one place. Lots of stack overflow posts one this, but most answers are in snippet form. Would be good to have a single place to point people to f…

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    Comment #9268221

    availability: you need a retry. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22099780/unable-to-comple...

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    Comment #9268216

    Not quite the same as gridspree, but has a lot in common. blockspring has SQL like commands in the client. gridspree has data formatting in the client. https://assembly.com/gridspr…

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    Comment #9141511

    Send e-mail with formulas: Demo https://radiant-bastion-1152.herokuapp.com/i3pqpufosc Many people want to send e-mail with a spreadsheet. Requests get posted on spreadsheet forums …

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    Comment #9037647

    Hello again. Why are you into spreadsheets?

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    Comment #9001693

    is this gridspree, looks almost exactly like gridspree https://assembly.com/gridspree

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    Comment #8921145

    Also a simple spreadsheet API: https://assembly.com/gridspree The two look to have a lot in common.

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    Comment #8896610

    Cool - Lots of simple advice in there. I doubt we have the numbers in Adelaide to make this work, but I posted to our FB group. Maybe ...

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    Comment #8890088

    I like ethercalc.org an open source google like spreadsheet that puts spreadsheet data into an online database.

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    Comment #8791964

    I do wish people would write blog posts rather than books. Sorry, but, almost all great books I have read, contain just one good idea. An idea that would easily fit on a blog post.…

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    Comment #8713691

    Michael Stok's 3 questions (from hardvard i-lab): 1) who is it for 2) what is the benefit 3) what makes it unique

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    Comment #8570337

    trello.com or Google docs spreadsheet? There are lots to track time spend on a project, I use Paymo. But I have not seen anything for project planning. Sound like you want a collab…

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    Comment #8570235

    In depth knowledge of the problem matters with an ideas list. ... When I was doing my PhD, I had lots of ideas, but limited knowledge of the subject (Logistics) and limited knowled…

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    Comment #8560054

    What can be done? We know spreadsheets have mistakes from time to time and even very large software projects fail because of mistakes. Quality control is a problem. Tools help a li…

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    Comment #8485771

    Am sure PG did a post on that topic, he said maybe. He said, it depends if they would make a good co-founder, do they have the co-founder skill set (self starter, etc)?

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    Comment #8479903

    If the mistake had been made using pen and paper it would have been called human error.