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Re: Show HN: Appcubator - Easy way to Prototype Web Apps

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Post by bichiliad » Sun, Jul 14, 2013, 1:23 AM UTC

anonymous_lol wrote: post #13

bobchint wrote: post #9

Nice, def going to use this.

Yeah you would, since your account was created 4 minutes ago for this purpose. :/

I've got to say, for someone with nothing but negative comments on this thread, you've yet to produce something constructive.

Re: Show HN: Appcubator - Easy way to Prototype Web Apps

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Post by livestyle » Sun, Jul 14, 2013, 2:07 AM UTC

What on boarding service did you use? Fantastic Job!

Re: Show HN: Appcubator - Easy way to Prototype Web Apps

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Post by icanberk » Sun, Jul 14, 2013, 2:21 AM UTC

livestyle wrote: post #22

What on boarding service did you use? Fantastic Job!

Hi! Thanks for the compliment. We build out own onboarding service with some help from external JS libraries. It's still a little glitch but I hope it was helpful.

Re: Show HN: Appcubator - Easy way to Prototype Web Apps

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Post by nbn234 » Sun, Jul 14, 2013, 2:26 AM UTC

This is an excellent idea. I remember seeing a similar attempt years ago from the guys at IBM - although it was a PHP app.

The guys could drag a data source on to a widget and automatically configure it. It was amazing.

Your site is a work in progress but so far so good! :)

Re: Show HN: Appcubator - Easy way to Prototype Web Apps

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Post by [deleted] » Sun, Jul 14, 2013, 2:43 AM UTC

onedev wrote: post #6

[deleted] wrote: post #3

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https://appcubator.com/aboutus/ Yeah of course your mind would be blown since you're one of the co-founder of Appcubator... Kind of a lame comment. EDIT for Context: Deleted comment by user ksikka: "Woah. Mind Blown."

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Re: Show HN: Appcubator - Easy way to Prototype Web Apps

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Post by rgeyzer » Sun, Jul 14, 2013, 2:59 AM UTC

FYI...Your FB Auth is in Sandbox mode.

Re: Show HN: Appcubator - Easy way to Prototype Web Apps

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Post by tehwebguy » Sun, Jul 14, 2013, 3:13 AM UTC

hayksaakian wrote: post #20

"Fill in with Facebook" Good idea...

Agreed. Even though having a "Sign Up with Facebook" link would do about the same it seems more like you are offering a convenience rather than begging for auth keys.

Re: Show HN: Appcubator - Easy way to Prototype Web Apps

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Post by icanberk » Sun, Jul 14, 2013, 3:21 AM UTC

rgeyzer wrote: post #26

FYI...Your FB Auth is in Sandbox mode.

Hi! Thanks for the notice. We've fixed it just now. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do.

Re: Show HN: Appcubator - Easy way to Prototype Web Apps

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Post by onedev » Sun, Jul 14, 2013, 3:22 AM UTC

[deleted] wrote: post #25

onedev wrote: post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

https://appcubator.com/aboutus/ Yeah of course your mind would be blown since you're one of the co-founder of Appcubator... Kind of a lame comment. EDIT for Context: Deleted comment by user ksikka: "Woah. Mind Blown."

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EDIT for Context: Deleted comment by ksikka: "i'm sorry if yours wasn't, but mine was and still truly is".

Then why did you delete your comment?

Also you know how it sounds when you say that about your own product in a thread promoting your product right? It's just lame and sketchy. It makes me as an onlooker and potential user have less confidence in your product.

On a more constructive note: I truly wish you good luck with your project, just be mindful of your attitude about it when promoting because it matters :)

Re: Show HN: Appcubator - Easy way to Prototype Web Apps

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Post by ksikka » Sun, Jul 14, 2013, 3:47 AM UTC

onedev wrote: post #29

[deleted] wrote: post #25

Earlier quoted context omitted.

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EDIT for Context: Deleted comment by ksikka: "i'm sorry if yours wasn't, but mine was and still truly is". Then why did you delete your comment? Also you know how it sounds when you say that about your own product in a thread promoting your product right? It's just lame and sketchy. It makes me as an onlooker and potential user have less confidence in your product. On a more constructive note: I truly wish you good l…

Thanks. Will keep that in mind next time. Apologies for giving the wrong impression.