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derwildemomo
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About derwildemomo
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Comment #46766369
I was wondering about that for a while now - it feels in my last few jobs as an EM, the major part of my work (or rather the most influential one?) was managing, coaching and guidi…
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Comment #41968700
Building Split Flap Displays. Started 18 months ago and kept me on a super interesting learning path. First shot was using open source designs ( https://github.com/scottbez1/splitf…
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Comment #38511567
Great idea, definitely makes sense when you have that kind of problem. Also the username of the author made me chuckle, bonus points for that.
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Comment #20100001
phew.. I think that someone might have been me, if you're talking about qwerted? https://vimeo.com/8716996
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Comment #16696599
Came here to say the same thing: If you're interested in seeing the traffic caused by your own app (and also making that info accessible to other stakeholders during dev time), net…
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Comment #16417070
So, this is something i've been working on for a while now. What it does is enable you to use cocoapods to integrate prebuilt frameworks for any pod. binpod does this by recompilin…
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Comment #13838599
Just my two cents, but I just looked at http://everydaycheck.com and I think it's both a great idea and (from what I can judge) well executed. Also one piece of advice: Do Shown HN…
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Comment #13806732
Sessions are ephemeral – once you close the tab or browser window, the session is gone (and the viewer will go back to the 'waiting for content' screen). This is by design – frop i…
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Comment #13790704
At the moment it's one viewer per presentation, though that limit is quite arbitrary and could be changed in the future. I thought or considered this to be a nice-to-have but not m…
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Comment #13790701
I like the gradient/Color-Mode Idea very much. Going to integrate that (with attribution if you don't mind). Do you have any example regarding the Visualizations? I'm keen to learn…
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Comment #13790695
Hi, thank you for your feedback! You are right, the current feedback mechanics need some love. I'm working on that ;) Supporting Word, Excel, PPT is also an item on the list, but s…
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Comment #13782008
Thank you!
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Comment #13781457
Not really, I think there are better and more mature tools for doing that (like appear.in or Skype) out there. frop.io is quite special in that it does not do screensharing at all,…
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Comment #13778478
Ha, I'd actually love that. Google Slides should be in the realm of possible things, PPTX could get more complicated. What I suggest you try is to upload a PDF. I've built a modera…
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Comment #13778405
Hi HN! https://frop.io is a simple application that allows you to present content (PDF presentations, Images, Text, YouTube videos) on a remote screen without installing any softwa…
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Comment #13663245
Hi, thanks for trying frop.io and the great feedback! I'm a bit reluctant into integrating anything that would require WebRTC (screensharing, video, audio) since I feel there a far…
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Show HN: Frop.io – painless remote presentations
Hi HN! https://frop.io is a simple application that allows you to present content (PDF presentations, Images, Text files, YouTube videos) on a remote screen without installing any …
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Comment #13021399
This is something I've been thinking about quite a lot lately – I considered extending our git-flow a bit to contain review branches (or something comparable). If you'd like to cha…
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Comment #13004695
Along those lines there's also Deckset [0], which is focused on turning "boring" markdown notes to visually appealing presentations. I've used it once or twice and really like the …
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Comment #12949519
Hm, completely different experience here. I've been involved with three rather large Xamarin-Projects in the last year, and we were (team-wide) completely surprised at how much of …
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