Congrats on the launch Brad and Ran and team! We've been an early customer of Superblocks for a long time and have been thoroughly impressed with the team and product.
We evaluated all of the low-code builders in the market (including both paid and open source) and eventually decided to use Superblocks for some of our core operational tools and workflows due to the power & flexibility of the tool, the focus on access & security, the team's unparalleled support and the pricing model.
It's been great working with the team and they've been nothing short of fantastic. We can't wait to build more with Superblocks and see what they release next.
Thanks for sharing and the construction industry is definitely dated. However, as an outsider, it's hard to know where to begin or even to dive in. Do you have some examples of the strongest painpoints or the lowest hanging fruits?
@gargarplex. I'd also love to learn more about this problem. My partner has worked extensively in securing deals with Fortune 500 companies previously. Shoot me an email henrythe9th at gmail. Thanks.
Thanks for the suggestion. We've actually thought about just writing a multithreaded system on a single machine. What type of in-memory storage would you recommend in this case? (which hopefully may be extended to a distributed cluster of machines if 1 really large machine becomes expensive)
Thanks for your input. We're roughly talking around 5GB of data. Data growth should be linear in the next 6months. Money is not a big concern. Speed of iteration is key.
We frequently run different processing algorithms over the entire stored dataset (stored data doesn't change) and update the calculated features each time. Not sure if this helps narrows things down. Thanks
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