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Larder.io – Bookmarking for Developers

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Re: Larder.io – Bookmarking for Developers

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Post by hadsed »

Great looking app. I tend to setup a table in Notion, and then use the chrome web clipper to add pages to it. Cmd+K and enter is all it takes. Hitting enter again takes me to the page where i can add tags or notes which make them searchable later.

Re: Larder.io – Bookmarking for Developers

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Post by balladeer »

jdlyga wrote: post #14

I've been using Raindrop.io for a few months as a bookmarking service, and it's wonderful to use. It's similar to Pocket, but provides much more flexibility. Plus, the mini-app extension is great.

Do the clients encrypt data before sending to the servers (clients are open source though but it's react so I wouldn't have understood anyway) - are they e2ee?

Re: Larder.io – Bookmarking for Developers

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Post by kaushikt »

shoo wrote: post #12
satvikpendem wrote: post #7

Good work. I've been following Hello Code (the company that makes this) and Exist (another app of theirs) as well as your podcast for a few years now, nice to see you're making 5 figures MRR!

it is pretty cool how open they are about the business: https://hellocode.co/stats/

More open startups https://baremetrics.com/open-startups

Super interesting to see these grow.

Re: Larder.io – Bookmarking for Developers

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Post by n_t »

How is this different from Pocket which has better integration and is free? If the tool can automatically organize all my bookmarks (with some hint here and there), that would be much easier.

Workflow can be -

1. Initially, user creates some top-level categories manually. Ex. programming languages, philosophy, art, computer networks, etc.

2. Tool starts filing bookmarks under these top level categories and further creates sub-categories by itself where it's obvious (e.g. under prog lang - python, js, java, etc)

3. Only if the tool is unable to find categories clearly, it should require user's attention.

For #2, tool should use factors like content, tags used by author in article, what type of content website usually posts, etc and generate score. If multiple categories above 90% score, bookmark under all those categories.

Re: Larder.io – Bookmarking for Developers

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Post by omniscient_oce »

jdlyga wrote: post #14

I've been using Raindrop.io for a few months as a bookmarking service, and it's wonderful to use. It's similar to Pocket, but provides much more flexibility. Plus, the mini-app extension is great.

I've been building something similar to OP's for my own personal use lately. At the moment I use Raindrop.io as well but the main thing I don't like is (I think because it is a webapp?) switching folders can be very slow, perhaps because it doesn't seem to cache results? Other than it is an awesome product

Re: Larder.io – Bookmarking for Developers

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Post by onion2k »

n_t wrote: post #24

How is this different from Pocket which has better integration and is free? If the tool can automatically organize all my bookmarks (with some hint here and there), that would be much easier. Workflow can be - 1. Initially, user creates some top-level categories manually. Ex. programming languages, philosophy, art, computer networks, etc. 2. Tool starts filing bookmarks under these top level categories and further cr…

How is this different from Pocket which has better integration and is free?

It integrates with Github and Stackoverflow in ways that Pocket doesn't. Not sure how useful that really is, but it's certainly trying to be "for developers".

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