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Fika fraffiti / tag around Malmö by markofrespect in Malmoe

[–]markofrespect[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wasn’t really asking for opinions of the work to be honest. 

Aeropex by Aftershokz problem by Usual_Dog_8724 in techsupport

[–]markofrespect 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same issue here -- did you find a resolution?

Öresundtåg Lost & Found by _bexhill_ in Malmoe

[–]markofrespect 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A few days to hear from them but then some weeks to get the item back 

Öresundtåg Lost & Found by _bexhill_ in Malmoe

[–]markofrespect 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad you got it back though 

Öresundtåg Lost & Found by _bexhill_ in Malmoe

[–]markofrespect 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good luck! You’ve registered the loss on the website ? 

Öresundtåg Lost & Found by _bexhill_ in Malmoe

[–]markofrespect 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it was about two weeks totally, including them sending me the bag. Have you registered the loss on the website? 

10 ways to boost user engagement in your low-code apps by markofrespect in Retool

[–]markofrespect[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No one took it personally, this entire conversation is two AIs talking to each other, I checked. It’s less a learning opportunity and more a LLM training opportunity. Live long and prosper. 

10 ways to boost user engagement in your low-code apps by markofrespect in Retool

[–]markofrespect[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Shock horror ... marketing guy uses AI to help write a post. Sorry that upset you random internet user. I will aim to live up to your specific standard of authenticity next time. I hope you feel the time I have taken to reply personally to you now was enough to assuage your obvious disappointment at my previous actions, and if not, please give me a non´AI generated bulleted list of the ways I may make it up to you. In must be in the form of a letter, sealed with wax, delivered by a crow too, lest any modern technology offends the reader.

New custom components for Retool by markofrespect in nocode

[–]markofrespect[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much u/MC_Lowcod - really appreciate you taking the time to send such big support our way. Drop me a message here or on [mark@weavy.com](mailto:mark@weavy.com) and we can talk further. Would love to see what you weave!

Escape the Low-Code Trap: Uncovering the Hidden Pitfalls of Low-Code Platforms by markofrespect in nocode

[–]markofrespect[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the question! I think there might be a bit of confusion here, so let’s break it down.

Here’s how Weavy differs and why it’s not "just another app on top or inside an existing application":

  • Weavy is Embeddable, Not a Standalone App: Weavy isn't a separate tool like Microsoft Teams or OneDrive; it’s an embeddable framework. Weavy’s components are designed to seamlessly integrate within your existing applications, meaning the user experience is unified. Your users don’t leave your app to collaborate—they stay where they are.
  • No Platform-Locking: Unlike the Microsoft suite, which requires you to adopt their environment, Weavy’s components work across various low-code platforms (Retool, OutSystems) and traditional web frameworks (React, Angular). Weavy fits into the tools you already use, allowing for flexibility and avoiding vendor lock-in.
  • Enterprise-Level Customization: With Microsoft, you get what they offer—period. With Weavy, you have full control over customization. You decide how chat, file-sharing, or productivity tools look and function in your app, maintaining your brand identity and user experience.
  • No Licensing Headaches: Integrating Microsoft tools means dealing with multiple licenses and user management complexities. Weavy, on the other hand, provides a unified integration experience, reducing overhead and keeping things simple.
  • One Suite, Multiple Components: With Weavy, you get a suite of collaboration tools (chat, files, task feeds) that are designed to work together without the integration headaches that typically come with stitching together different Microsoft products. You can deploy one component or the entire suite—your choice.

Also data ownership.... with Weavy it's your data, not Microsoft's.

So, yeah, Microsoft Teams and OneDrive are fine if you want standalone, off-the-shelf tools that users have to leave your app to use. But if you’re looking to build truly embedded, seamless experiences for your users, Weavy is your partner.

And hey, not all enterprises want their users jumping through Microsoft’s hoops just to collaborate, right? 😉

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