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I remember seeing FloydHub when I was still in School and thinking, this is so cool! It's like Heroku, but for AI!

Sad to see that FloydHub didn't work out, but you really did build an amazing platform.


Very interested in the new API to run dynamic scripts. I wonder if Chrome will release a privileged API to run RHS to allow userscripts to continue working.


Oh thats a pretty cool idea! I would love something like this that could split audiobooks into bit size chunks that I can listen to.


Intel, Microchip, NXP all have Fabs in AZ already. Would be exciting to see TSMC and more.


Hi HN, we are excited to release our open beta. You can directly download our extension builder from the Chrome store today!

Creating and deploying Chrome Extensions is not as straightforward as deploying a webapp (even though CRXs are much simpler). We've been working on helping developers with basic JS skills create custom Chrome Extensions!

Come try building your own extension :)

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We've been working on a set of templates to show off what you can build as well.

Once you sign in, try out these ready to use templates

- [Stack Overflow Helper](https://hq.extension.dev/template/511)

- [LinkedIn Profile Clipper](https://hq.extension.dev/template/507)

- [Remove distracting websites](https://hq.extension.dev/template/526)

Or use these templates to add your own custom button to popular websites

- [add a custom button to Google Search to search only Reddit](https://hq.extension.dev/template/519)

- [add a button to Tweets to create a Tweet Labeler](https://hq.extension.dev/template/445)


Especially curious what the actual distribution of users for these low code internal tools are. Theres a lot of rhetoric about how business users/operations can quickly create tools, but it really seems like developers are the main customer.


Most low code / no code products are used by developers. But a no code integration product like Zapier would have a high number of business users, while a low code product would have very few business users. Low code products tend to be aimed at developers in a hurry or ones with limited skills.


Thank you for the kind comment :)


Oh I haven't heard of FlutterFlow! Just checked out their landing page - super cool. You can develop everything visually nowadays!


Hi HN!

We posted a Show HN 73 days ago about extension.dev. In the 73 days since our last post, we interviewed 70 of you over Zoom. With your help, we designed, built, and shipped V1 of extension.dev. We are now ready to help everyone build and share their own custom extensions.

V1 of extension.dev focuses on helping engineers at companies build Chrome extensions to make their teammates more productive. We've seen early users create context-aware Sidebars to reduce context switching, add buttons to their internal dashboards, and even modify the DOM by removing intrusive elements.

We are excited to invite the HN community to join the developer preview before we make a public release!

Kevin, Will, James


This is an interesting idea, good luck with it!

This might make browser extensions much more mainstream for internal tools inside companies.


Amazing, console.dir definitely beats console.log(JSON.stringify(...))


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