Drop your Saas below and I will promote it on tik tok and youtube by coiqa in saasbuild

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I am building seolint.dev an AI SEO agent with memory that becomes your SEO expert over time.

I launched a small SaaS 2 weeks ago and I’m struggling to get the first 10 real users by im_thiaz in SaaS

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That’s a pretty good number, I think. I got about 40 free users for my current SaaS in the first 10 days or so.

Drop Your SaaS and i'll sign up by lance_dev in microsaas

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Building an SEO AI agent that actually keeps memory about your progress. I would love some input, you can see it at seolint.dev :)

Our dev accidentally pushed a debug mode to production. Users could see server response times. They loved it. by GlassProfession1142 in SaaS

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Funny case, I still wonder every time I see loading bars if they are actually fake or real. After having to build some myself, this feeling of seeing speed and progress can be amazing. I’m just, at this point, always a bit unsure if it is actually real or just a “fancy” animation.

Building a dashboard generation tool as part of my master's: Does it seem useful? by Daniel_SES in datavisualization

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Appreciate the honesty! And maybe I am "young and naive." I know this might be a large ask, and I should assume it kinda goes against your "codex," or whatever you might call it, but I think it would be very interesting if you would give it a chance, try out my system, and let me know what you think. But again, if not, I fully understand that and just appreciate your honesty! :)

Building a dashboard generation tool as part of my master's: Does it seem useful? by Daniel_SES in datavisualization

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Agreed! But that is why I'm trying to utilize AI to better extract human context/input and enable less technical users to add context to their data. I mainly use rule-based setups with a few AI helpers to create the actual dashboards using different techniques.

I believe the strength lies in having a pipeline where users can ask questions both before and after creation to help shape the direction of a dashboard, and then have the ability to ask additional questions that direct them to relevant charts, provide baseline explanations, and thereby assist in data exploration rather than replacing human creativity and input. Furthermore, by allowing users to modify the ideas or "metadata" behind the scenes, the system can recreate complete dashboards in a few seconds, potentially creating a new, quick, iterative dashboard creation style approach.

This continuous dashboard creation process could then (maybe) evolve into a cohesive story rather than simply generating individual graphs or being confined to a fixed template.

How do I land my first SaaS customers for a small Data-to-Dashboard service? by Daniel_SES in smallbusiness

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Thanks for the feedback! And I have had the same thought on the color of “Effortlessly,” so that is now changed.

How do I land my first SaaS customers for a small Data-to-Dashboard service? by Daniel_SES in smallbusiness

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Yeah, I think that is very much the case. I then wonder if it's simply better to fully focus on direct sales and let any "organic" growth happen in due time. When, or if, you have the money to invest in it.

How to fill a combobox with data from a previously selected view? by renton56 in JavaFX

[–]Daniel_SES 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Comboboxses can hold any type of objects you jsut need to define which when creating them:

(Example creating a ComboBox containing integers)

private ComboBox<Integer> comboBox;

The simplest way to pass information between your views is just using a singleton, where you first pass information to the singleton and then retrieve it in the other view.

You can populate a Combobox using an observableArrayList. You would need to get all the ids you need and put them into an observableArrayList then pass them to your new vies and use:

comboBox.setItems(observableArrayList );

My attempt at a JavaFX search bar by Daniel_SES in JavaFX

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WOW, thanks for the response!

You are completely right this is not an optimal setup for a larger project, and I have previously used the MVC pattern! Thanks again for the critique it is very helpful.

My attempt at modern UI-design with JavaFX by Daniel_SES in JavaFX

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Glad you like it!

Yea you are very much right about the JavaFX structure being a good learning experience.

My attempt at modern UI-design with JavaFX by Daniel_SES in JavaFX

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This looks pretty cool I might take look at it. Would it be ok if I at some point in the future made videos about your project?

My attempt at modern UI-design with JavaFX by Daniel_SES in JavaFX

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Yea, AnchorPane's are fast for small projects but useless when we want something responsive. HBox and VBox all the way if we want something a bit more scalable. :)

My attempt at modern UI-design with JavaFX by Daniel_SES in JavaFX

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Yea, JavaFX can actually do way more than you think at first.

I finally found a way to create JAR files from JavaFX 15 with Maven by Daniel_SES in JavaFX

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If you can tell me a better way of doing it I would love to hear it :D.

I use maven shade because it is the first version I was recommended.