Show HN: My failed-wannabe-saas-startup project Beyondpad going open source
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Re: Show HN: My failed-wannabe-saas-startup project Beyondpad going open source
#2From the video,looks just like Google keep, does it have anything that is better than Google keep ?
Re: Show HN: My failed-wannabe-saas-startup project Beyondpad going open source
#3From the video,looks just like Google keep, does it have anything that is better than Google keep ?
just to name few things - ability to create custom forms or templates, different note lookup mechanics via tags and tag tree traversal, ability to assign "logic" to tags and forms. Ide is to be more data centric than keep is!
Re: Show HN: My failed-wannabe-saas-startup project Beyondpad going open source
#4Thanks for open sourcing it!
Re: Show HN: My failed-wannabe-saas-startup project Beyondpad going open source
#5From the video,looks just like Google keep, does it have anything that is better than Google keep ?
just to name few things - ability to create custom forms or templates, different note lookup mechanics via tags and tag tree traversal, ability to assign "logic" to tags and forms. Ide is to be more data centric than keep is!
Plus it's self-hosted which is always nice, especially if you are worried about what data you are sticking in there.
Re: Show HN: My failed-wannabe-saas-startup project Beyondpad going open source
#6I'm always sad when I see a startup/service 'fail' that I would've used had I known about. I've been searching for something like this for a really long time. I didn't think something existed and hobbled together a solution using fedwiki.
Thanks for open sourcing!
Re: Show HN: My failed-wannabe-saas-startup project Beyondpad going open source
#7I'm curious to know how / at what point you decided it has failed? What metrics helped?
Re: Show HN: My failed-wannabe-saas-startup project Beyondpad going open source
#8Did the same a few years ago: https://github.com/rafaqueque/responsly
It's always cool to give back to the community :)
Re: Show HN: My failed-wannabe-saas-startup project Beyondpad going open source
#9Whoa, that seems awesome. I think it is too full-featured for me (also, I don't use these kind of apps), but I would imagine people would be using this. It seems much better and faster than Evernote or Trello, for example.
Why "data-driven"?