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Compared to Claude Code etc where do the time savings come from? Fewer PRs that need manual intervention? Higher quality code base to maintain later?
Re:Launch HN: Strings – Delegated App Copy Management on Monday August 03, 2020 @03:07PM (#24041979)
Yes, that's the hope. Fewer handovers and fewer people involved. My experience has been that there is an exponential time factor based on how many people need to touch a given task. Really slows things down especially for larger teams.
Re:Launch HN: Strings – Delegated App Copy Management on Monday August 03, 2020 @03:05PM (#24041960)
Thanks robdmc. That's the idea to empower others to interact with code without having to learn how to code. And takes an annoying tasks off the devs.
Re:Launch HN: Strings – Delegated App Copy Management on Monday August 03, 2020 @01:56PM (#24041049)
The permission structure is basic at the moment - the admin can decide who can join. Devs have final approval rights for any edits that make it into the apps. In the future we are planning to build out more permission functionality that supports more complex workflows.
Re:Launch HN: Strings – Delegated App Copy Management on Monday August 03, 2020 @01:54PM (#24041025)
Thanks Jamie

Launch HN: Strings – Delegated App Copy Management

Hey HN.Brad and Jasper here from Strings (www.strings.design). Strings is a tool for writers and product teams to search and edit your app’s copy without learning how to code. Developers save time not having to edit copy while retaining control over their code. When writers edit copy, Strings automatically generates a pull request for engineering approval in Git.While working at our prior...

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