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Comment #44497215
Really impressive. I'm in the market for such a solution for our internal AI coding systems - how do you compare to the opensource https://huggingface.co/osmosis-ai/Osmosis-Apply-1…
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Comment #35580027
I'm quite bullish about low-code tools now. Especially for building back office systems like ERPs or operational tools. From my experience most failures in such project implementat…
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Comment #35408693
Ok.....so you expect the scientists who are working on space systems to better put their efforts to solve a (hypothetical) rape culture? How do you think their skillsets translate …
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Comment #33902796
Terrible news. He will be missed. My heart breaks for his wife and kid. RIP Chris.
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Comment #32426327
Having used low-code tools successfully to build ERP systems for the past few years. I feel low code tools can only really disrupt development once they solve the problem of requir…
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Comment #31844145
This is a good point. Most comments about the rewrite in code being easier might actually be because the functional requirements from the business users have already been made clea…
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Comment #29195488
Based on your experience would you be comfortable to list a few of the no-code tools to avoid when taking maintainability into account? Would be useful.
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Comment #29195307
Companies in the middle east ( Saudi, Oman etc ) are required to follow very rigid localization + sponsorship rules in both ownership/legal structure as well as in employee hiring.…
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Comment #28942293
I was in the Uae for 5 days last week and travelling again tomorrow. For me it looks like pre-covid times - everything is open. Cricket matches in stadiums to dubai expo. They repo…
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Comment #28667017
The third point about 2 alphas is a big one. Will save you a lot of heartbreak and headache in the future.
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Comment #28572547
This is an excellent framework to validate a low-code/ full-stack frameworks as ERPs are complex beasts. I would like to also add( especially for opensource low-code frameworks ): …
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Comment #28312211
Absolutely agree with this point. At the company I work for whenever we create reports its always done twice or thrice - a browser version, a pdf that is printable and an excel ver…
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Comment #28185690
Waseem seems to have moved onto the accounting/finance world now as the CEO of Pilot. This seems to me to be an even bigger jump than kernel dev to chat software. The variation is …
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Comment #28166697
After seeing the video..its comically bad.
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Comment #27982362
Congrats on the launch! Having worked on the SMB billing and accounting space for 2 years in India - its a really really tough space to monetise profitably. The market size seems h…
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Comment #27827957
Wow - the 4 stages of product development seems quite spot on from my experience working on b2b enterprise software products. No doubt that the Finance team is generally the most p…
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Comment #27819986
JVM or python just for the ecosystem. kafka, debezium, workflow engines(camunda), ORMs etc - java libraries might not be as nice to use as ruby gems but some are really rock solid …
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Comment #27735911
Great article. The table composed by psychologist May Seagoe fits the description of some of my friends and colleagues who I perceive as gifted perfectly.
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Comment #27684488
Looking for some advice. We have written several microservices primarily for websockets in Elixir. They are great with literal zero maintenance costs..but how do Elixir developers …
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Comment #27613514
Very very interesting. Few questions: Are you onboarding suppliers on your platform with their own supplier portal for collaboration/chat? Or is only catalog data? Does the RFI, RF…
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Comment #27600324
Low-code: Outsystems, appian, Apex, odoo(not really low-code for the most part) RPA: robotframework - along with python+java Also upgrades need to be carefully planned when using l…
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Comment #27599319
Yes - over the past 2.5 years. We have built products for customers that handle 100s of millions of dollars in transactions using low-code tools along with RPA. While its really gr…
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Comment #27489536
Your story is very similar to mine, except I am currently also working for my family business with no means to escape by just quitting and moving to another company. Has completely…