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blockspring··on 1000+ New Functions for Google Sheets with Blockspring
Also - post coming soon on how to add functions using PHP, R, Python, Ruby, or Node. Stay tuned!
blockspring··on Building an API in 60 seconds, without any server setup
That's a great point. And since people aren't running dedicated machines, only paying for the requests that happen, it could even be cheaper than spinning up your own server. Interesting!
blockspring··on Building an API in 60 seconds, without any server setup
Talon is now supported. Feel free to make all the cool mailgun api's you want!
blockspring··on Show HN: Blockspring - Turn your python script into a web app in seconds.
Ok. I wonder if it needs to be optional if we let you create private, environment variables for your script. Wouldn't show up on view source. Or maybe we do both :).
blockspring··on Show HN: Blockspring - Turn your python script into a web app in seconds.
That's a great point. I was thinking about adding a 'view source' on each script's show page.
blockspring··on Show HN: Blockspring - Turn your python script into a web app in seconds.
thanks for the feedback! i'm going to put up a note right now with the external libraries we support currently (there are a bunch).

great point about monospace. once we start adding in additional languages, we'll add in versions too.

blockspring··on Show HN: Turn JS visualizations into data products anyone can use
That's great feedback! We will definitely implement this.
blockspring··on Show HN: Turn JS visualizations into data products anyone can use
Hey thanks frenchhacker. We made some modifications to gridster for the dashboards. It's a great library, check it out - http://gridster.net/.
blockspring··on Show HN: Turn JS visualizations into data products anyone can use
Ha, mind me copying and pasting this until we have time to make a real diagram?

It's funny how much better other people can be at explaining your own product.

And thanks for your feedback. If you have any advice on the API itself or any other ideas, definitely let us know!