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Echoing others: screenshots, demo that doesn't require data harvesting ( ahem , "sign ups"). Personal feedback: * Docker Compose is sufficient for a Quick Start, but not production installation. Needs substantially more documentation about production-ready setups at the very least, especially security considerations. * Would also add additional Quick Start guides for Kubernetes. * Documentation should also cover rati…
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You can enter any data in the "register" form as long as it validated (e.g. mail@made.up), it lets you in anyway without mail verification.
Then just give me a button to try anonymously
billg@microsoft.com
Edit: looks like I managed to break my instance without even trying. I can't edit my first task that I created.
https://demo.kaneo.app/dashboard/workspace/nyxfpvfgkk412xg4n...
Steps to reproduce:
1. Log in as billg@microsoft.com
2. Click on workspace Microsoft Blue
3. Click on project DataCenters
4. Click on the first task, DAT-1 Build data centers around the world
5. Observe the screen just says "Task edit" with nothing else there.Echoing others: screenshots, demo that doesn't require data harvesting ( ahem , "sign ups"). Personal feedback: * Docker Compose is sufficient for a Quick Start, but not production installation. Needs substantially more documentation about production-ready setups at the very least, especially security considerations. * Would also add additional Quick Start guides for Kubernetes. * Documentation should also cover rati…
It's an internal tool. How much does your task manager really need to scale?
Echoing others: screenshots, demo that doesn't require data harvesting ( ahem , "sign ups"). Personal feedback: * Docker Compose is sufficient for a Quick Start, but not production installation. Needs substantially more documentation about production-ready setups at the very least, especially security considerations. * Would also add additional Quick Start guides for Kubernetes. * Documentation should also cover rati…
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Then just give me a button to try anonymously
For anyone who wants my username and password, I tried the following for both username and password. Feel free to use this as your demo (remember your scout's promise though). billg@microsoft.com Edit: looks like I managed to break my instance without even trying. I can't edit my first task that I created. https://demo.kaneo.app/dashboard/workspace/nyxfpvfgkk412xg4n... Steps to reproduce: 1. Log in as billg@microsoft…
It's the webpage that should be friendlier to people who just want to toy and explore their app before committing to get it running in production.
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It's an internal tool. How much does your task manager really need to scale?
Yeah, was thinking that as well. IMHO, compose.yaml is the best balance of convenience and simplicity if you need one (or even "several") instances. You should only get more fancy if you need to deploy `n` instances with auto provision/load-balancing/failover/etc.
I was super interested in this, but I bounced from your landing page after about 30 second. Echoing what everyone else says: - Put screenshots on the landing page - If I click "Try Demo" I just get sent to a log in page and I have no idea what to do next. I don't even want to try a demo, I just want to know what the damn product looks like. If I've got to create an account just to see your product, that's an instant…
Here's some screenshots I took: https://imgur.com/a/gpbQ1cZ
Echoing others: screenshots, demo that doesn't require data harvesting ( ahem , "sign ups"). Personal feedback: * Docker Compose is sufficient for a Quick Start, but not production installation. Needs substantially more documentation about production-ready setups at the very least, especially security considerations. * Would also add additional Quick Start guides for Kubernetes. * Documentation should also cover rati…
It's an internal tool. How much does your task manager really need to scale?