node.js ko
Drew Blas
Drew has been a Rails developer for 7 years and a Node developer for 2. He's always working to bring the fashionable hotness like Mongo, Riak, Chef, & node into the everyday lexicon at large corporations, helping them keep up with the ever changing web development landscape.
Votes (11)
Incredibly innovative. Very surprising that it worked so well to analyze the screenshot. Quite amazing!
alexindigo
contestantThank you. I've got lucky with OCR, since I didn't need generic thing, but to work with limited set of options (around 156 variations). :)
Very good and a wonderful usage example of node for realtime data. Mimics a lot of existing sites out there, so not a lot of innovation. But seems to work well.
Great design. Fun & extremely innovative. Could have used a tip that I was supposed to SYNCHRONIZE with the Row command, I was just clicking like mad at first.
Pretty fun for a minute! Wish I could move my padel. Also, seems the best strategy is just to hold the key and have your padel spin like crazy. Love the backstory!
Very cool. I love to see new ways of doing devops style integrations that can make for better ease-of-use when managing infrastructure.
Impressive idea. I wish I lived somewhere that had food trucks. But it seems to be working great and the site is dialed-in and very responsive. Passed it along to several friends in the NY area and they were very excited to continue using it. I hope you set up a permanent home for this one!
KarneAsada
contestantThanks! We're definitely going to keep this going post nko. We eat at food trucks almost every day, so we need this app as much as anyone.
Flew around for awhile, but couldn't find any of the five other people on the list. Could have been fun to shoot someone. The screen was quite slow/jittery, not sure if that was server lag or not.
Casear
contestantWe are thinking to put some robots on it. I think it will be more interesting if there are some fighter that you can attack.
Thanks for advice.
A very very good idea. I would really like to see a fully-baked expansion of this idea that I could use in my local area. Short-lived local chat rooms seems very fun if you can do it right!
Not a lot to the site. Could be useful, but I think most would just prefer to install a module locally to play with it & view the source. Not sure why putting it in the browser helps.
Very promising. Ran into a few small errors (links to localhost, links that don't appear to do anything). But I was able to use the demo page to generate errors and see them in the error list.
Really loved the sign in/register page...I wish the rest was that beautiful!
Swaagie
contestantThanks! 47-hour copy paste fail on the localhost links ;) If only I would have had more time, haha :D really still have some cool ideas lying around..
Does exactly what it says. The dashboard was interesting, though I think a bit more design could have gone into make the feed fancier along with more data about why the video is showing up in the feed (who tweeted? How many people?)