Launch HN: Slapdash (YC W19) – A uniform, low-latency interface for cloud apps
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#52Re: Launch HN: Slapdash (YC W19) – A uniform, low-latency interface for cloud apps
#53This looks great, I was just thinking yesterday that we need something Greplin (YC10) these days
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#54Awesome, I'm longing for something like this for a while. Especially for many cloud systems like salesforce etc. Reminds me of Bloomberg terminal. I tried signing up, but receive no confirmation email to jmechtel posteo.de
I just checked and it looks like the confirmation email was blocked. One way to unblock is to sign up with a Google account (which won't require the email verification). Otherwise, feel free to email me (ivan@slapdash.com) and I can help confirm your account.
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#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
Also came here to ask to see more examples of day to day usecases!
Here is a sampling of ways I use Slapdash daily. * Open files I know exist without touching the browser[0] * Create new issues without touching the browser * See what my colleagues are working on[1] * Launch Mac Apps * Use custom commands to speed up debugging. We have commands like "Find Customer" * Use commands to launch recurring Zoom rooms * Open my VSCode to a specific directory to start coding * Use spaces to o…
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#56Re: Launch HN: Slapdash (YC W19) – A uniform, low-latency interface for cloud apps
#57Why didn’t you call your company ctrl j? Then I would never forget that shortcut.
By the way, you can override the shortcut in Preferences (see "Global Command Bar Shortcut"). For instance, I changed my shortcut to CMD+SPACE (I already had a muscle memory for this shortcut since before I used Spotlight on Mac OS).
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#58In my earlier job we had several repos and being new to the job, I had to search often to understand how a particular logic is handled. sometimes the search will lead to a doc or internal wiki.
I had tried getFYI but I am much faster at typing than browsing.
Also the command line looks useful too. Do you allow custom tasks? Like I do SSH often on the servers to check logs. I would love to do all of it in one go:) You could do something similar to visual studio build config.
Good luck.
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#59Earlier quoted context omitted.
Here is a sampling of ways I use Slapdash daily. * Open files I know exist without touching the browser[0] * Create new issues without touching the browser * See what my colleagues are working on[1] * Launch Mac Apps * Use custom commands to speed up debugging. We have commands like "Find Customer" * Use commands to launch recurring Zoom rooms * Open my VSCode to a specific directory to start coding * Use spaces to o…
How do you use Slapdash to control VSCode? I thought that maybe I could create a command that executes a shell script, but it seems a command can only open a url in the browser, right? I can't find any docs for custom commands on your website.
[0] https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/command-line#_open...
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#60Earlier quoted context omitted.
How do you use Slapdash to control VSCode? I thought that maybe I could create a command that executes a shell script, but it seems a command can only open a url in the browser, right? I can't find any docs for custom commands on your website.
VSCode registers[0] a url handler for vscode:// so you can open a directory or other things in VSCode with just a url [0] https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/command-line#_open...
I have my command set up to open this URL:
vscode://file/
The "file" above is important, first time I set it up I missed it and it didn't work correctly.