Show HN: No coding, No hassle, No wait time.
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#2Mobile A/B testing without an engineer!
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#3Nice but can you have any API integration?
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#4Nice but can you have any API integration?
Yes we do have API's for integration.
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#5Nice but can you have any API integration?
Yes we do have API's for integration.
You can find all documentation with use cases here http://docs.vessel.io
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#6Mobile A/B testing without an engineer!
Thanks yes we aim to make it super simple for non technical people.
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#7No coding required? Really? That app seems to be displaying data about hotel prices. From where does it get this data?
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#8No coding required? Really? That app seems to be displaying data about hotel prices. From where does it get this data?
What? It's meant to be an easy way to do A/B testing by editing the UI without code.
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#9No coding required? Really? That app seems to be displaying data about hotel prices. From where does it get this data?
What? It's meant to be an easy way to do A/B testing by editing the UI without code.
Upon viewing more than 30 seconds of the video, it does appear to only deal with UI edits. The emphasis on "No coding required!![sic]" didn't make that obvious at a glance.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
What? It's meant to be an easy way to do A/B testing by editing the UI without code.
Upon viewing more than 30 seconds of the video, it does appear to only deal with UI edits. The emphasis on "No coding required!![sic]" didn't make that obvious at a glance.
Yes, I agree with you there, the page does not do a very good job of explaining exactly what is being demonstrated. If you start on the site's landing page [0], it makes it a lot clearer.