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Got it. I believe we can come up with the workaround for our workflow if the building experience is great. Building is much harder than sharing, so your approach seems cool!
Great idea! Our team uses Snowflake as our DWH. So I want to try it when you support Snowflake.

Is it possible to save the result as a dashboard and share it with my teammates?

Re:Show HN: Send email to fill Google Forms on Wednesday July 02, 2025 @11:14AM (#44444746)
It seems so helpful! It allows me to create custom workflow for lots of business operation. Can it see the photos attached to the email and fill out Google Form according to the contents?

Ask HN: Where do you deploy internal Streamlit apps for your team?

Hi HN,I’m researching how engineering and data teams share small Streamlit dashboards or tools with non-technical colleagues.If your company deploys Streamlit apps internally, I’d love to hear:- Hosting setup (GCP CloudRun, Streamlit Community Cloud, Streamlit in Snowflake, etc.)- Team size & monthly users- Auth / network model (VPN, SSO, basic auth, none)- Biggest pain points (cost,...

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Re:Ask HN: How do you manage your tech stack and infra? on Saturday June 28, 2025 @12:22PM (#44405891)
We prefer terraform to manage everything on AWS, GCP and Azure. It scales as we need to add another tech stacks.

But we use another tools for some specific use cases since it’s easier to manage in each situation. Front end app deployment: Netlify Website and docs: Vercel Serverless functions: serverless frameworks Light-weight web server: cloudflare

I think it depends on the situation. Unit test can be done by Claude code. I use it everyday. For E2E testing, browser-based tools are already pretty convenient. AI could definitely help by suggesting UX improvements, but setting up a smooth workflow is still tricky. You’d need to figure out things like where to put the AI’s feedback, when it should kick off testing, and who’s going to sort through all the suggestions it generates. But technically it can be useful and quality is good enough.

Show HN: Squadbase – Private Streamlit/Next.js AI apps in 3 min

https://www.squadbase.dev/en

Squadbase lets you push a Streamlit or Next.js repo to Git and get a private, authenticated URL—with RBAC, logs, and analytics—in about three minutes.Hi Hacker News, I’m Naoto; my team and I built Squadbase after feeling this pain ourselves.I once shipped every product with a matching admin console, but now teams mostly want internal AI tools—small, LLM‑powered apps that automate their own...

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