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I always find myself researching new customers when I get a @stripe notification, so I built a mini AI tool to do it for me!
This tool runs on @AirplaneDev and gives you more context for every new Stripe notification.
(link to tutorial post below)
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Airplane Autopilot: Rapidly build internal tools with an AI coding assistant producthunt.com/posts/airpla… via @AirplaneDev
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I'm playing with @AirplaneDev for an upcoming partner tutorial — I just built out a comment moderation dashboard in about 20 minutes that catches abusive comments waaaaaaay better than I expected (it flags acronyms and non-swearing abuse, too)
video coming soon! 👀
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Developers 🫱🏽🫲🏻 Plain. You can now use code blocks with syntax highlighting in customer emails.
Plus! Snippet variables are officially out. All this (and other highly requested features) in today’s release. bit.ly/465gbCi
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Really neat preview and I think great example of how Autopilot features are going to upend categories of tools that are only a few years old to begin with.
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Autopilot by @AirplaneDev is such a cool feature. Check out their video and see how slick of an experience they've built with AI – really impressive!
It's behind a waitlist right now, but excited to see this come out! airplane.dev/autopilot
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My most recent for @AirplaneDev and one of my favorites:
Building a dashboard that integrates @usefathom, @stripe and @helpscout data to give you an overview of your business at a glance. All with only ~200 lines of custom code!
airplane.dev/blog/how-to-bui…
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an exciting collab is on the horizon...👀✨🤍
@AirplaneDev @warpdotdev
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Met so many amazing people at the @merge_api x @AirplaneDev event last night!!
Thanks @ravisparikh for hosting with me, and @oldqim and @thedbeaudoin for organizing!
Merge will continue to host more in person events this year — stay tuned! – at Manhattan, NY
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I run a bunch of cron jobs for data pipelines and the thing about cron jobs is they suck (due to random failures & inability to chain).
Have been playing with @AirplaneDev and it's fantastic. Kinda midway between cron and @dagster (also fab), perfect for simple pipelines.
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🤔How are @AirplaneDev and @doppler building developer-first tools that implement 'secure by design'?
🎉 Find out on April 19th when Thomas and @ravisparikh share the key decisions they've made to invest in security and productivity.
Save your seat!
crowdcast.io/c/doppler-airpl…
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So excited for tomorrow!!
I'm chatting with @ravisparikh (@AirplaneDev) and @ToddBusler (@champifyio) about how our companies work with customers when our product use cases can vary widely.
Registration link below!
champify.registration.goldca…
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.@AirplaneDev is a huge unlock at Orb. It makes our ops and customer support more efficient. Usually, there's a chasm between internal tools being created and adopted, but with Airplane, that's not a problem.
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2/ ✈️ We’ve started working with some wonderful companies recently: A little while ago, we were introduced to the wonderful folks at @AirplaneDev. We love internal tools, and Airplane makes it magically simple to build them. We're thrilled to now power their support.
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This week's issue is sponsored by @airplanedev!
Airplane is a developer platform for building custom internal tools. Airplane lets you transform scripts, APIs, and SQL queries into shareable internal apps in minutes!
airplane.dev/?utm_source_cas…
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Best of 2022: No. 6: airplane.dev/ by @AirplaneDev
What we like: Makes it easy to replace ad-hoc scripts. Interact with SQL and REST APIs. Build tasks in the web UI and combine them with Node, Python, Shell, Docker or no-code blocks
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Working on my @AirplaneDev tasks while on an Airplane
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1/ No one talks about the consequences of “software eating the world”… Developers are spending tons of time building internal tools and running ad-hoc scripts to keep their products up and running.
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It seems like ultimately builders don't want low code, they want "easy code" - prototype quickly and easily, but then open it up, fine tune, tweak and tinker to get it exactly right for real-world use.
Love the @AirplaneDev approach.
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