Hi HN, I'm Hemang from Clidey, and we are working on Docucod. Docucod is a tool that automatically generates and maintains documentation from any repository.* What is the problem? * My co-founder and I have both worked in large corporates like J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley, smaller companies like Palantir, and continuously see the issues that stem from unmaintained documentation.Most codebases...
https://github.com/clidey/dory
I'm Hemang, co-founder of Clidey. While building Docucod – our platform for generating and maintaining technical documentation – we needed a simple, fast, and flexible way to host the docs.We started with Next.js + Vercel, but it felt like overkill. SSR wasn’t needed, and we ran into vague webhook errors and deployment issues. It felt like too much complexity for a static documentation site.So...
Congrats on the launch and happy building!
Disclaimer: I'm one of the cofounders of WhoDB.
Hello Fellow Hackers!I am Hemang - CEO of Clidey WhoDB.We’ve just added a new feature to WhoDB that allows you to interact with your data using natural language. Instead of writing SQL queries, you can now just ask questions, and WhoDB will do the heavy lifting. We hope this makes data management a bit easier for everyone, whether you’re just starting out or have been working with databases for...
Here is another thread, which might be useful that we started: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40851187
Great suggestion on the breadcrumbs, sidebar dropdown, and table count. We have fixed all three of them in our release (in a few minutes).
For table icon and name, we have majorly left name not interactive as users can copy it if necessary - we might add a "Copy to clipboard" type of functionality there. Meanwhile, the table icon will be used to enter the graph from that node and traverse the relationships. Hoping to better the UX together with the community!
https://github.com/clidey/whodb
Hello fellow hackers!I'm excited to share the launch of WhoDB by Clidey. We are hoping to redefine the user experience with database management. Going away from the LLMs hype, we really just want to make developers' lives better!WhoDB is written in Golang, is lightweight, and supports a variety of database backends (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite3, MongoDB, & Redis).WhoDB offers: * Better UX:...