thyb
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Hello, I'm the guy behind Materia, A modern development environment to build web and mobile applications faster.
Key features of this release:
- Configurable and reusable backend components (e.g. for emailing / user management etc...).
- Permissions management
I would love to hear your feedbacks and answer your questions!
The message/button has been fixed, sorry for the inconvenience.
It's also aimed to be supported on Linux in a near future.
Yes, it is an electron app.
It has just been fixed ! Thanks :)
I've just removed the "quick" word, Thanks :)
Materia server is fully open source. We are in the process of commenting it better for people to contribute and customize it.
Materia Designer is not fully open source, we use this repository as issue tracker and to keep a trace of everything.
We’re still considering open-sourcing it too to engage the community for building addons.
That't it :) well explained
SDKs stores the content from Github in a cache so that it doesn’t need to be loaded everytime. Refreshing a page with the JS SDK can indeed be a bit slow. However, with the Node.js SDK, with the cache, it becomes really smooth. You can manually load all files and all the following users will receive a cached version.
Contentify is not just a Markdown editor. It allows you and your team to work together on all the content of your webapp. At OAuth.io, we use Contentify to integrate contents that our non developers collaborators write using the Node.js/Javascript SDK. They can save as a draft (not published on the webapp) or as a release (available to public). Like that, developers can focus on UX and where the content will be while non developers can focus on wording.
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thyb on Monday January 13, 2014 @11:52AM
from the htmlcenter.com dept.
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thyb on Saturday December 28, 2013 @01:48PM
from the self-post dept.
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thyb on Saturday December 28, 2013 @01:48PM
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thyb on Saturday December 28, 2013 @01:48PM
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thyb on Saturday December 28, 2013 @01:48PM
from the you-decide dept.
We are working on creating a Docker container that makes it easy to become an OAuth provider.What would you prefer for your apps and why: OAuth 1.0a, OAuth 2.0 or some other protocol?If you want some other protocol, please add it in the commentsDisclosure : I'm the creator of the open source daemon oauthd and founder of oauth.io.
Currently, you just have to sign up to access the full list. We'll add this list for non registered user asap. Thanks for your feedback.
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thyb on Monday July 01, 2013 @08:19PM
from the show-hn dept.
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thyb on Sunday June 16, 2013 @02:47PM
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Alright, listening to your feedback it seems the animation was too much of a distraction, so we removed it. Thank you for your feedback!
I decreased the interval to 10s.
yes it's maybe more a kind of ASK HN if this API could interest people as we are finalizing it
Posted by
thyb on Monday May 27, 2013 @07:17PM
from the oauth.io dept.
It will be always limited, because APIs are for developers, applications for humans. Only developers can levergage APIs to make advanced services.
Thanks for this feedback! I love the "easy way to work with popular web APIs". We changed it ;)