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Comment #27921782
I remember seeing FloydHub when I was still in School and thinking, this is so cool! It's like Heroku, but for AI! Sad to see that FloydHub didn't work out, but you really did buil…
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Comment #27310676
Very interested in the new API to run dynamic scripts. I wonder if Chrome will release a privileged API to run RHS to allow userscripts to continue working.
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Comment #27159595
Oh thats a pretty cool idea! I would love something like this that could split audiobooks into bit size chunks that I can listen to.
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Comment #27159586
Intel, Microchip, NXP all have Fabs in AZ already. Would be exciting to see TSMC and more.
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Comment #27155016
Hi HN, we are excited to release our open beta. You can directly download our extension builder from the Chrome store today! Creating and deploying Chrome Extensions is not as stra…
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Comment #27093730
Especially curious what the actual distribution of users for these low code internal tools are. Theres a lot of rhetoric about how business users/operations can quickly create tool…
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Comment #26809308
Thank you for the kind comment :)
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Comment #26802521
Oh I haven't heard of FlutterFlow! Just checked out their landing page - super cool. You can develop everything visually nowadays!
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Comment #26801247
Hi HN! We posted a Show HN 73 days ago about extension.dev. In the 73 days since our last post, we interviewed 70 of you over Zoom. With your help, we designed, built, and shipped …
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Comment #26787766
Amazing, console.dir definitely beats console.log(JSON.stringify(...))
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Comment #26744951
can someone make an app that’s actually fun to go on Yeah, pretty much
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Comment #26006453
Woooo thank you for the kind words Flávio :) Excited to help you out really really soon!!
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Comment #25971346
This is cool, extremely relevant now that Google removed payments for extensions! We are free during the developer preview/beta and plan to have a really generous hobby tier. We ar…
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Comment #25961258
Yeah! We drew a lot of inspiration from TamperMonkey. We think of what we are building almost as an "enterprise user script." We have a "shell" extension that hosts all the UI, aut…
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Comment #25961241
Yeah! RPA is a really really powerful tool. We've seen companies hack RPA to add UI to existing tools as well. Selenium is a bit tough because you end up with scripts that are hard…
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Comment #25961212
Ohh, We haven't tried WebSQL yet with our builder, but from a quick Google search it seems possible! Another route is to use something like http://alasql.org/ to cache data in loca…
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Comment #25961145
Woah that's amazing! I thought the name SeekWell was familiar, I think we used your SQL -> GSheets integration before!
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Comment #25961119
Gotcha, thank you so much for the advice. Maintainability, especially with something uncommon like a Chrome Extension, must seem really sticky.
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Comment #25955497
Haha, thank you for sharing your insight! How did you push through all the people-problems? Was the productivity gained from the extensions the angle you pushed?
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Comment #25955156
Woah, thank you so much for sharing!! This is really amazing to hear :0 If you are down would love to chat more! kevin@extension.dev
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Comment #25953107
Did you build the tools yourself/do you have access to the code? One of our big use cases is to extend/customize internal tools with UI/data/logic. Could you share more details? If…
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Comment #25953051
We've also spent quite some time researching what extensions companies are already building! Would love to share what we learned: https://dev.to/realkevinyang/what-i-learned-from-s…