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Joseph Petty Verified userVerified user staff View joseph_appsmith's profile
Thu, 10/12/2023 - 12:22

This is great news! JS libraries open up so many new use cases. 

Ron Northcutt Verified userVerified user staff View ron's profile
Wed, 10/11/2023 - 10:02

In reply to by joseph_appsmith

Tagging users in comments is a great idea... added to the backlog.

I was already thinking of adding not just likes for comments, but emoji reactions (happy, angry, celebrate, laugh, etc). The same Rate module provides that functionality. Just need to enable it, configure it, and theme it :D

Ron Northcutt Verified userVerified user staff View ron's profile
Wed, 10/11/2023 - 09:56

In reply to by ron

Awesome!

Ron Northcutt Verified userVerified user staff View ron's profile
Wed, 10/11/2023 - 09:25

In reply to by ed

That is pretty cool! I can certainly simplify it a bit. The points system we are using has some limitations, but I think we can come up with something.

Ron Northcutt Verified userVerified user staff View ron's profile
Wed, 10/11/2023 - 09:21

In reply to by ed

We will definitely be implementing a message/notification system soon. Links to liked/commented articles is an easy one... I'll put it on the backlog

Joseph Petty Verified userVerified user staff View joseph_appsmith's profile
Wed, 10/11/2023 - 06:26

+1 on the notifications. How about likes for comments, and tagging users in comments? 

Ed Parsadanyan Verified userVerified user public View ed's profile
Tue, 10/10/2023 - 20:25

How difficult would it be to make smth like this?
 

Ed Parsadanyan Verified userVerified user public View ed's profile
Tue, 10/10/2023 - 19:48

Discourse has nice concept with badges, notifications and it also allows quickly going back to the content. Like today, I wanted to check if Joseph replied to my yesterday's comments but couldn't do it through the "points" menu.

Adding links to the liked/commented articles is a low hanging fruit, I guess.

Ed Parsadanyan Verified userVerified user public View ed's profile
Tue, 10/10/2023 - 19:43

In reply to by ron

Oh-oh, thanks for suggestion!

Last few weeks I was thinking about great concepts of DocsAsCode and DocOps. This is a kind of hot topic for technical writers for the last years.

I have an idea of making a catalogue of workflow via Appsmith and use n8n as an example. I first need to make a prototype and submit this to Hacktoberfest before going deep into details :D

Ron Northcutt Verified userVerified user staff View ron's profile
Tue, 10/10/2023 - 15:44

In reply to by ed

Do you know of an existing process or tool that is widely used for this? It is absolutely becoming a critical issue. Perhaps an Appsmith app could help?

Kevin Blanco Verified userVerified user staff View kevinblanco's profile
Tue, 10/10/2023 - 13:41

Great tutorial Joseph! 

Joseph Petty Verified userVerified user staff View joseph_appsmith's profile
Mon, 10/09/2023 - 19:49

In reply to by ron

> This could be a great way to send an update or message as part of a workflow

Already thinking of tons of use cases. You could send data from a row in a database or API to a certain channel and tag a specific user, then prompt them to fill out a form. Then send an email, or update that row with the response. 

Joseph Petty Verified userVerified user staff View joseph_appsmith's profile
Mon, 10/09/2023 - 19:41

In reply to by ed

Funny you mention that, because just last week I was digging through Zapier, n8n, and every platform's integration section, trying to figure out which one had the automation I needed to update. It can be hard to keep track of when you have multiple platforms triggering different automations in the same ecosystem of tools. Definitely agree on trying to centralize as much as possible. But I can't resist trying out new automation tools, and this one looks promising!

Ed Parsadanyan Verified userVerified user public View ed's profile
Mon, 10/09/2023 - 17:36

Thanks, nice automation!

From the engineering perspective all these workflows constantly being added into various products can become a kind of nightmare when used simultaneously without any control. If this is a personal automation, then fine. 

But for a company-wide or team-wide automations I'd suggest using as small number of platforms as possible and make a catalogue for automations. So, this catalogue works as a documentation for all the new custom workflows.

Ron Northcutt Verified userVerified user staff View ron's profile
Mon, 10/09/2023 - 09:35

This could be a great way to send an update or message as part of a workflow in a tool. For example, when someone changes the status of a ticket/order, or submits a form, or assigns a task. The app can easily send a message to a channel or person!

Joseph Petty Verified userVerified user staff View joseph_appsmith's profile
Sun, 10/08/2023 - 21:07

I thought the webhooks were easy to set up for the most part. The UI was a little clunky when it came to saving the keys in the webhook body, though. Hoping they add support for adding a row to Airtable or Notion. What's everyone else's experience been so far? 

Ron Northcutt Verified userVerified user staff View ron's profile
Fri, 10/06/2023 - 16:20

In reply to by subratadeypappu

I went ahead and created a separate tutorial for that, so people can follow along. Thanks for the suggestion!
"A Hands-on Guide to Git Rebase & Resolving Conflicts"

Ron Northcutt Verified userVerified user staff View ron's profile
Fri, 10/06/2023 - 09:31

In reply to by subratadeypappu

Thanks a great idea... lemme see what I can do

 

Subrata Pappu Verified userVerified user staff View subratadeypappu's profile
Fri, 10/06/2023 - 07:19

The explanation of what Git rebase is, using the LEGO tower analogy, makes the concept easily understandable, even for those new to Git. Very well written. 

Just a minor feedback:
Could have been great if you considered including step-by-step interactive demos or links to external resources where readers can practice Git rebase in a hands-on manner.