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pranav7

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github.com 1mo ago

Domux

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github.com 12mo ago

Show HN: Baag – Easily run multiple AI coding agents on the same project

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news.ycombinator.com 1y ago

Ask HN: Quick survey on the state of your frontend tests

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news.ycombinator.com 1y ago

Ask HN: How does your startup gather insights from customer conversations?

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www.intercom.com 2y ago

Intercom Launched a New Website

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www.goodbooks.io 6y ago

Good books – books recommended by successful people

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darklang.com 6y ago

Deployless Backend?

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getcadet.com 8y ago

Show HN: Cadet – A simple tool to manage feature requests

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blog.getcadet.com 8y ago

Best practices for managing feature requests for a SaaS app

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getcadet.com 8y ago

Show HN: Cadet – Feature Request Management for SaaS Businesses

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getcadet.com 8y ago

Show IH: Cadet – Feature Request Management for SaaS Businesses

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pranavsingh.co 9y ago

Adding Material Design Icons to a Rails Project

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pranavsingh.co 9y ago

Adding Support for Semantic UI with Simple Form

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blog.heartbeathq.com 9y ago

Dynamic Forms for Phoenix with Semantic UI and Slim-Lang

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blog.heartbeathq.com 9y ago

Storing Nested Associations with Phoenix Forms

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heartbeathq.com 9y ago

We are launching soon, to help founders stay connected with their growing team

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blog.goodbot.co 9y ago

A basic introduction to the Actor Model

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www.earlymorningpost.com 9y ago

Short summaries of top news in Technology, Sports and World

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blog.goodbot.co 9y ago

Stateful and Stateless Web Applications

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blog.goodbot.co 9y ago

How to make fat models thin again with Rails Concerns

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blog.goodbot.co 9y ago

The GoodBot Company – Why we do, what we do

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www.youtube.com 9y ago

How Facebook Is Stealing Billions of Views

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www.earlymorningpost.com 9y ago

Short summaries of top news in Technology, Sports and World

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medium.com 9y ago

Integrating Rails Simple Form with Semantic UI

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medium.com 9y ago

Wipe the Raindrops – a short story on Mindfulness

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rubular.com 10y ago

Rubular – editing and testing Regular Expressions

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bizongo.in 10y ago

Show HN: Redesigned Product Page – Bizongo – A modern B2B Marketplace

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gist.github.com 10y ago

Short and easy way to use SweetAlerts with Angularjs

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github.com 10y ago

Z: Super fast terminal navigation

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medium.com 10y ago

Trade Smartly with Bizongo’s All-New CHAT Feature

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Domux 2 months ago

domux helps me scale multiple AI coding sessions in a single project. It's built on top of tmux. I wanted something that extends my current workflow rather learning another tool. I am comfortable working in the terminal, and that's where I wanted this to work. It's simple, and it's not trying to do too much. There are a bunch of alternatives to this of course, but this works best for me, and it's quite scalable, yet simple. The beauty of the world we live in today is building software tailored to you. This is my take on an AI IDE. This is currently my daily driver.

There are two main parts to domux, the switcher and the todolist.

switcher is a custom tmux session switcher, but rich with details like the branch a worktree is on, a name for your session, preview of the tasks attached to that session — and shows the status of what AI agent attached to that session is doing, is it working or waiting for your input. It currently works with claude and codex.

todolist is a simple tracker to remember what you were doing on that workspace.

That's it, feedback welcome!

Amazon Business 11 years ago

At bizongo.in, we are already building something similar to tackle the problems and inefficiencies in the Indian B2B industry. Currently in its beta, it has multi-user accounts, not only for the buyer, but also for a supplier. We've built a nifty quotation generator, to respond to quotation requests in minutes. This is where having multiple team members on the portal helps, as anyone in the team can respond to quotations. We are also building approval workflows, for both buyers and suppliers, where quotations can be approved, and further orders can be purchased.