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Microsoft Flow - Microsoft's version of IFTTT

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Ryan Hoover
Product Hunt
Some "recipes":
Yaniv Goldenberg
@rrhoover Great service. It's always nice to have another alternative to IFTTT & Zappier. Have you seen any exclusive features?
Nitish Kumar Meena
Maker
@yanivgoldenberg @rrhoover Thanks Yaniv! Few of the major differences are: 1. Pull frequency (It's 15sec in MS Flow vs 15mins in IFTTT/Zapier) 2. Free business/dev friendly services - GitHub, SharePoint, SQL, Salesforce etc. More services are coming soon. 3. Deep integration with Microsoft services - PowerApps, SharePoint, Bing, PowerBI (coming soon), Office ('Add in' coming soon) 4. Code view in Azure for advanced users and more... :)
Nitish Kumar Meena
Maker
Hey @rrhoover , Today we launched an iOS version of Flow, check it out: https://www.producthunt.com/tech...
Gabriel Lewis
Imgur Melee
What does this do that IFTTT doesn't? 👀
Ryan Cunningham
ClipCard for Mac
@yanivgoldenberg @gabriel__lewis the ability to build Flows with multiple steps, branching logic, and advanced parameters is pretty unique. Easy to get started but there's lots of head room to work with.
Fraser Smith
Looks promising, but not open to 'personal' email addresses. :-( Mind you, fun to see the message "outlook.com isn't in our system" on a Microsoft site. :-)
Nitish Kumar Meena
Maker
@frassmith coming later next week! :)
Fraser Smith
@nitishq Great news, I'll lok out for it.
Fraser Smith
@nitishq later next week was already a week ago. Still getting the same errors. :(
Nitish Kumar Meena
Maker
A peek into the Microsoft Flow design process: https://medium.com/@nitishq/a-pe...
Fayssal JILANI
@rc_says any google apps recipes ?
Nitish Kumar Meena
Maker
@fayssaljilani Google drive and Google sheets are coming really soon...we had to pull them out last minute due to some bugs...
Paul Arterburn
Dabble me
We just built for Zapier and I'd be interested in building a connector for this, but it looks like there's a Windows requirement to download the software.
Ryan Cunningham
ClipCard for Mac
@parterburn it's a web service; nothing to download. Would love to get you plugged in with our partner team! Ping w your details if interested.
Paul Arterburn
Dabble me
@rc_says Definitely interested. I hit a wall with the developer docs when it asked me to download the PowerApps Studio in order to build any apps. paul [a] brandfolder.com - thanks!
Ryan Cunningham
ClipCard for Mac
@parterburn will reach out! PowerApps (PowerApps.com) is actually a separate product for building web and mobile apps connected to many of the same sources; that is indeed a Windows app for now. But Flows you can build fully right in the browser. We can prob be more clear about that in the docs; will spruce 'em up :)
Patrick Sullivan
Linqapp
Really cool. I have recently been finding that iftt is about one level of detail short of what i need sometimes. Excited to give this a try.
Shao
DoubleMemory
Would any of those services support recurring tasks? I've used ifttt and zapier but haven't figure out a way. It would be great for a task like "every morning post a gist of all the labeled 'needs review' PR from Github to Slack".
Nitish Kumar Meena
Maker
@randomor that's the first action we've in creation - Recurrence. You can also find some templates built around it - daily send me top Bing news, get daily reminders in Email etc.
Shao
DoubleMemory
@nitishq that's awesome, closer from Turing complete! Will sure check it out because of this.
ⓕⓣ
What's with "You entered a personal email address. Please enter your work or school email address to continue." ?
Nitish Kumar Meena
Maker
@folktrash I wish I had a good answer for you. But it's one of those things that will take time, but our team is working on it.
Andy Willis
"Your password must be 8-16 characters and combine uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and any of these symbols: ! @ # $ % ^ & * - _ + = [ ] | \ : ' , . ? / ` ~ "( ) ;" Huge sigh every time I come up against one of these barn doors written by developers in an office with no view of the real world!
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