tiagoalves
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Comment · 4 years ago
Comment · 6 years ago
Location: Lisbon, Portugal (GMT)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No.
Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, Sass, React, Next.js, Redux, Webpack, Babel, Jest, RESTful APIs, Node.js, Hapi, React Native, Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, Linux, Docker, Grafana, InfluxDB
Résumé/CV: https://www.tiagoalves.pt/cv/CV_TiagoAlves.pdf
Email: tiagoadalves at Google's mail service
About: I’m a senior full stack web developer with over 13 years of experience. I have multiple experiences in initiating startup company products from scratch and taking them to production. I'm capable of handling every part of the web stack, including front-end, back-end, React Native mobile applications and DevOps. I'm looking for a remote developer position with optional architect or tech lead responsibilities, if required.
Comment · 7 years ago
When I started Publisheet, the idea was that it would allow users to create static, web-based reports from their spreadsheets, including textual information that would be written as Markdown (with a WYSIWYG editor) directly in one or more cells. I thought that it would be an easy way to create complete financial reports, for instance. The landing page's images still reflect that.
But as soon as it launched, I noticed that no one was using it for text-heavy reports. People just wanted to publish their spreadsheets online, as is, with formula support. So, I started focusing on that and ended up in this crowded space, as you correctly state.
I think that Publisheet's main selling point is that it's really simple to install and use. There's no .exe to install, there is no need to upload the Excel file in the browser, there is no form builder. Also, it works on Windows, Mac and in Excel Online. You basically click Publish and it's done. But I am aware that all the systems you listed are way more feature-complete than Publisheet and it is something we'll have to improve.
By the way, congrats on Calcapp, it looks really polished!
Comment · 7 years ago
Yeah, we haven't defined a limit yet but letting it error out is definitely not acceptable. We'll fix it, thanks for the feedback.
Comment · 7 years ago
Haven't gotten around updating the landing page yet but here is an example: https://www.publisheet.com/demos/quotation-demo.
Just tap the screen or move your mouse over the page and you'll see which cells are editable.
Comment · 7 years ago
This is a valid concern that people have shared with me before. It isn't in my immediate plans yet but depending on more feedback, we might offer an on-site solution in the future.
Comment · 13 years ago
Hi! My name is Tiago and I'm part of the Muzzley dev team. Muzzley enables applications, and Internet-connected systems in general, to be remote-controlled with a smartphone. We provide a set of integration libraries (JS, Node.js, AS3, .NET and Java) and a mobile application for iOS and Android. Developers can choose which built-in virtual controller is best-suited for their application (such as a gamepad for a game or a drawpad for a painting application) or they can roll their own custom HTML-based controller.
MoonPay launched in 2019 with a simple aim: increase cryptocurrency adoption. We set out to create a simple and secure software solution that would enable people from all over the world to participate in the biggest digital revolution since the internet.
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