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Started 6 projects, 3 are complete.
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I'm one of the two creators behind Clusterify. You can find my personal site at http://www.fsavard.com.
Quick background:
- I graduated in Software Engineering in May 2008.
- I currently code with Django and jQuery (and JavaScript in general), and have a strong web dev background (~10 years).
- I've also been coding for ~3 months full time for the iPhone (Objective-C, CocoaTouch).
- I can also help with other languages, depending on experience required (PHP, C/C++, Java).
For collaboration on projects, I can be contacted through
- email: francois . AT . fsavard.com
- MSN Messenger: fsav . AT . live.com
- Yahoo Messenger: fsavard . AT . yahoo.com
And thanks for using the site!
Obviously a team will come and build piratify.com, and when you use their bookmarklet, they start fighting off the ninjas. So better build good defense mechanisms in there! (This not existing is a saddening deficiency of the internets)
4 years ago
Why not do an abstract version of this thing? I visited cornify.com, and as sweet and comforting as having sparkling ponies and friendly rainbows all around is in itself, I think we could reach for higher skies (as long as we assume ninjas can fly, which they do, of course... just ask Google for flying ninjas, they're all over the place).
We could simply, server-side, take in a list of image URLs, give it a name, and give back a piece of code to the list submitter (a piece of JS to execute in a onclick or smtg). When the bookmarklet is loaded, it loads the images like cornify.
That'd take like what, 30 minutes? And the web would surely be a better place to raise kids afterwards!
4 years ago
That idea is very cool, and could be real useful. Btw a site like this, but not geared towards news, does exist: http://synop.it/ .
I could be real simple, too: just a form with Markdown, a URL (to be hashed). Why not do this with Django?
(Btw it doesn't need to take 24 hours, we could get a prototype running in 2 or 3 hours)
4 years ago
Thanks for the feedback: we'll add ability to edit comments.
4 years ago
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Oh wait I still have an old copy of FrontPage 98 lying around. Give me a sec, hacking it to, err, push changes directly to my visual cortex.
4 years ago