node.js ko
Brian Noguchi
Brian is a 2 time Node Knockout competitor. He is a co-founder of Lever and co-author of the Derby realtime JS framework. He also authored and co-authored popular nodejs libraries everyauth and mongoose.
Votes (18)
Login screen was really well designed and got me excited to play. Doing this over Google Maps was an interesting approach. That said, I was somewhat left down with the gameplay. I didn't bump into any other jets on the map, and the controls were hard to discover.
Very innovative and fun gameplay. Beautiful visual design.
Very impressed that you put this together in a weekend. The design is beautiful, simple, and straightforward. It would be a nice future addition to be able to easily add 3rd party data feeds to the page (e.g., number of Twitter @mentions)
nickkthequick
contestantYep, that is already in the works. Thanks so much for the comments, we love all the guidance that we're getting from everyone. We have a long list of features that have come out of the comments on node knockout! :)
fenguin
contestantAlso, thanks x 1000 for giving the world everyauth - it is a better place because of you
First time seeing an entry like this. Very nicely executed concept. Was impressed that all laptops sounded in sync. Great job!
This is a really fun game. Hard to figure out controls at first, but once I got the hang of it, I had a blast.
Very complete realtime slides experience. Including surveys + results as well as a QR code per survey were some nice wins.
Fun concept. Love the default multiplayer mode, paired with the Learn experience.
I liked the design touch of specifying number of markers when zoomed out. The ability to click on markers and entries for more info would have improved the experience on the whole; hope you can add that in the future.
Couldn't get the app to run, so impossible to rate this entry. The description sounds cool, though.
thattommyhall
contestantCan you try it now please
- contestant
Can you try it now please
- briannoguchijudge
Still not working
- briannoguchijudge
Still not working
Very nice.
I watched the video, but couldn't get things working in the actual app. In the future, it would be cool to develop a Chrome plugin to make it easy to generate and use your passwords in one click.
Fun and innovative idea. Props on the soundtrack in your demo video :)
This is such a well crafted experience and very well designed. Great job!
Wow, this is really cool! This is slightly more convenient than node-inspector, so I might end up using this for certain scenarios in the future. Way to go in terms of making a straightforward experience, with such a seamless way to share with others. While I'm not sure if collaborative remote debugging will catch on, there also really hasn't been a means for developers to do so, as far as I know. Please continue to work on this and continue improving it. I think you're onto something!
itay
contestantThanks Brian!
Both Panda and myself used to work at Microsoft, and remote/collaborative debugging was pretty prevalent there, so we have a bias in thinking it will catch on :)
If there is anything you'd like to see implemented, please get in touch with us!
Unfortunately, I couldn't really use the demo because there was no token available. That said, I can appreciate the vision for this and what you guys were trying to accomplish, so I gave you more points on Innovation. Would be curious to play around with this once the demo is working.
synaptiko
contestantThank you... We know it's not possible to use it because of a bug. After hackathon we found out some other problems with authorization of agents and so. This should be judged only as prototype, idea and proof-of-concept. We want to rewrite it as an open-source project in near future.
Solidly put together. It would have been fantastic to be able to add more content boxes to the demo. I'm sure with more work, this could be a lightweight CMS that people adopt on a frequent basis.
Very cool! I like the vision for having api components and can see where this might go. If you have more time to work on this, I think it would be awesome to be able to play around with the apis directly inside of a textbox, without having to open up Chrome console.
You have redeemed Battleship after the Hasbro movie fail.