This year we launched a new service [1] unlimited UI design for startups. What started as an experiment, completely shifted our business and became the core of what we do. Wrote about it on reddit [2] [1] http://fairpixels.pro [2] https://www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/6wz5d5/10kmrr... .
A service where you look at an existing site and suggest how to make it look better would be great.
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#193These days, I'm learning React/React-Native to build a marketplace that connects photographers with people who want better dating photos.
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#194Trying to be the world's first person to be cured from autism. I believe my autism is caused by the shape of my forehead, which puts too much pressure on my muscles. Evidence is here: https://corticalchauvinism.com/2017/11/13/yuval-levental-cra... Also, I have prepared for a potential surgery by getting botox injections in my forehead muscle. So far, my focus at work has dramatically improved: https://corticalchauvin…
The link in your article no longer works (http://www.abaphysicaltherapy.com/2011/10/what-is-craniosacr...).
I really like your analytical approach to solving this, e.g. https://corticalchauvinism.com/2017/11/13/yuval-levental-cra...
Most people suffering from this condition don't have a physics background and wouldn't think to apply Hooke's law here.
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#197We are producing an ECM system aimed at the SMB market.
The short feature list is:
- Configuration driven; no coding required to create management systems
- Complex schema support ( nested and linked types )
- Automatic data entry/modification form creation
- Workflow support
- Compiled templating with fragments and support for reverse proxy cache invalidation on data change
- Horizontal scaling ( nanomsg based node interactions )
- Vertical scaling ( new event based http server translating http messages to nanomsg )
- Script driven installer system with UI ( smaller and more flexible than NSIS - Kickstarter to fund finishing the project is in the works.
Before the startup, at the beginning of the year, I rewrote a new version of Apache Avro in C, C++, Perl, and Java to replace all of the event logging within Amazon. The code runs billions of times per day across 4 major web platforms and 20+ component systems.
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#198I learned and released my first gamedev project - a multiplayer arena fighter ( http://kikiki.io ) . Still have a couple hundred people playing per day, but no longer maintained. These days, I'm learning React/React-Native to build a marketplace that connects photographers with people who want better dating photos.
I'm curious - are there a lot of tutorials or learning resources out there for this kind of game? I feel like I see a lot of them. modd.io is a whole platform for making these kinds of games almost exclusively.
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#200A friend and I created https://quicktype.io to generate TypeScript, Swift, Go, C#, C++, etc. from JSON sample data and GraphQL queries. Many have tried to solve this problem – we've found at least 20 projects that attempt to turn JSON sample data into code to represent that data, but they're almost all abandoned and they all have the same fundamental flaws (they generate invalid code for most non-trivial inputs). In…