node.js ko
BRYON KECK
Contestant on NODEUNAVAILABLE.
Node.JS & Full LAMP Stack dev. Follow me if you want to see cool internet things or be embarrassed by your MPGs. Also, photography.
Votes (10)
I have no idea what this has to do with node.js, but I love it. Thanks for the laugh!
Good start! I started my own little one a while ago here: https://github.com/vertex/HTML5-Business-Model-Canvas Deff need a free/cheap one though. A little buggy, it seems, I couldn't add text to a note, and moving notes that were on top of eachother is kind of painful.
julianduque
contestantThanks for your feedback. We will improve the app in the future and planning to add more collaboration options. :D
Great way to pay someone, beautiful design, and love the stripe integration. Such a simple idea. Not sure how I feel about my transactions being public through Twitter, but heck, privacy only goes so far now a days anyways.
floating
contestantThe ability to DM payments is in the works. That will allow you to add hashpays to direct messages if you'd like them to be private.
Thanks for the review!
It assumed I was Dan, lol. Interesting concept, I'd be more likely to use Foursquare's tips. But I run into this problem a lot. Nifty, but incomplete. I'd suggest stars as opposed to numbers. Also, the white balance is SO FAR OFF in the picture.
Accomplishes it's goal, looks nifty, great use of 3d in browser. Not very useful, but a great example.
Really cool! I usually would use Google Analytic for this, like a noob, but this looks neat. I wish it had a history!
bluemoon
contestantYeah i agree that store the data received could be quite useful, Potentially even building widgets based on historical data versus new data
I can't get this to work sadly :( Looks cool, and interesting idea!
kamil
contestantDid you pass game to someone? Unfortunately our entry is hard to test.
vertex
contestantyeah, I also did incognito window to make sure my friend wasn't being stupid. It just went directly to saying I was a winner.
- contestant
I'm sorry, you probably founded another bug we don't predicted is going to happened, thanks for time you spend on testing.
- contestant
We repair database and bug don't exists anymore, would you be so kind and give us another change :)
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much better! :)
I think the examples you show are not the best examples, I think it's a nifty idea, and can show the capabilities of node well. Nice "sandbox"
Looks like a great app, a great implementation. I'd like to see more "why" -- and why it thinks my code is good or bad. I'm not sure if it just picks a random number, or not, hah.
snodgrass23
contestantnothing is random. it analyzes all of the files for number of errors (syntax, cyclomatic complexity, etc) and generates numbers for complexity per lines, errors per lines, highest complexity, etc. We then run those numbers through an algorithm that determines the final grade.
Not seeing much done here, FB says there's an error, but I'm interested ins seeing this be complete! I'd love developer integration/APIs!