ruiramos

Great point, will do. Thanks!

Friend here, help to hear any feedback or new ideas!

Agree with you here. I thought the article made some good points but I've also been bitten by the "naive" [mix, max] slider you describe - I did yearn for some good old text boxes back then!

I guess he depended on Opensea to find someone to sell it to

The Share foundation posted about it as well: https://www.sharefoundation.info/en/draft-withdrawal-a-step-...

Getting a 404 after adding the script tag to my page, just to confirm this is the expected behaviour for now?

https://great.dj - a music playlists app with a small (but loyal) user base

https://progress.bot - slack bot for async standups

https://textareaplease.com - a textarea with text transforms

I built them because I needed them at some point and I'm happy others find them useful as well!

Flux

Have a look at https://beakerbrowser.com/ and the DAT project (https://datproject.org/)

Well done! I'd just add a way of suggesting tags for the submitted projects to make them more useful.

Not sure I get the logic here. Will they be fined next for showing the Google Maps embed (and street view) when you search for places nearby? What's the difference?

Actually that has kinda been solved already by http://blendle.com

The thing that makes me use Telegram more than Whatapp are the desktop clients[1] and the flawless desktop-mobile integration. Works better than any other chat platform out there, IMHO.

1. https://desktop.telegram.org/

Sure! :) The backend is basically just Redis and Amazon! (S3 for storing the files, a Lambda function to convert webm into mp4 and gif). Client side, it's using WebSockets, RecordRTC for the video capture and Service Workers for the push notification bit.

The public test room btw is https://typr.club/world

They expire after 2 weeks without any new messages

Hi everyone! I made typr.club as an experiment to build some kind of 'augmented' chat room, where people could transmit their presence, emotions, reactions... by attaching a short video to their text messages.

It works with rooms, you can just create one by appending whatever to the URL. It has some other features like converting all your messages to GIFs (memes alert!!), integrating with Slack and it can send you web push notifications on activity, if you wish to Subscribe to a room. More info/code here: https://github.com/ruiramos/typr.club

Hope you like it, feedback welcome!

Clickbait

Why US only?!

done!

thanks, I will! :)

Something I did as an introduction to Functional Reactive Programming (with Bacon.js) but that I guess it might be useful for some designers who like their colors big. Click to lock the current color/copy the values. Code here: https://github.com/ruiramos/hsl

nytimes clickbait! ;)

Looking great, congrats!

Looks great, congrats!

quite obvious but i do use this a lot: http://thesaurus.com

Tommy did a nice report on this, from the trenches - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub0GzU56YMA

Looking good! A nice, self-contained way to create responsive UIs. Awesome docs as well, congrats!

Hi everyone, Wanted to show you a small side project I've been working on - GreatDJ, where you can create and save Youtube playlists and optionally have them sync across clients/devices. They main use case was to allow everyone at a party to push songs into a common playlist (say, a computer that's connected to the main speakers).

Lately I've been working on making that easier: if you have a computer on 'party mode' and use a phone on the same network to access the site, you'll be automagically redirected to the same playlist so you can start pushing songs straight away!

The whole thing is also open source: https://github.com/ruiramos/greatdj

Have fun, feedback would be amazing, thanks!