kkamperschroer

That's definitely unexpected. The only case I would expect is "yy" since 'y' is an option under both consonants and vowels.

I'll investigate. Thanks for pointing it out!

I think you may be generalizing from your experience. Just looking at some of the openings for these companies they are looking for MongoDB, HTML5, Rails, etc. I didn't see any mention C# or other MS specific things.

I guess sad smiley isn't very explanatory. It happens when there are either no consonants or no vowels selected. It's a dead simple algorithm that alternates between the two.

I should have it ensure at least one vowel or consonant is provided when clicking randomize, or give a popup.

Thanks for your feedback.

This is so fantastic. I'll definitely use this resource when looking around at startups in the area. Thanks for your work!

This was a project I made in a little over 4 hours, from idea to finished implementation, and finally purchasing the domain and setting up the hosting on S3 (since it's entirely static).

Completely pointless, but it was fun to make.

Feedback appreciated. This is one of my first big javascript projects. It's open source if you'd like to take a peek under the hood: https://github.com/kkamperschroer/Musicality

I shouldn't claim any provider. Currently supports: Amazon Cloud Player, Bandcamp (artist/album view only), Google Music, Grooveshark, HypeMachine, iHeart Radio, Last.FM, Mixcloud, Mog, Pandora, Rdio, Slacker, Songza, SoundCloud, Spotify (web player only), and Xbox Music.

Looking for feedback!