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Re: Ask HN: What are you working on?

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"Which one will I buy"? How many times do you go though a review or read recommendations of someone before it gives you the final push to buy something? ... We are making a product + marking app based on consumers + twitter feed .. but not like others star rating product review.. people can see how many users are happy , sad , angry .. People's emotions with any product that can help you :)

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on?

#93

I'm a product designer that does graphic and interface design and HTML/CSS. But lately I've really wanted to build something that works , not just static stuff. So.. Installed node.js, the Express framework, and are now messing around in Jade templates. Also installed the mongodb driver via npm (node package manager), but have zero clue how to make a database and hooking it into my node app. Next step is to follow al…

If you don't want to grok SQL you can always try NoSQL which is basically (for most engines) documents made of key-value pairs in collections.

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on?

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post #91

"Which one will I buy"? How many times do you go though a review or read recommendations of someone before it gives you the final push to buy something? ... We are making a product + marking app based on consumers + twitter feed .. but not like others star rating product review.. people can see how many users are happy , sad , angry .. People's emotions with any product that can help you :)

The saying that a picture says more then a 1000 words is true. In our case our pie chart alone says more then 100 000 words if you look at reviews like of Twillight. Feel what 1500 reviwers on amazon felt in 1 button press and share this with your friends

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on?

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post #93

I'm a product designer that does graphic and interface design and HTML/CSS. But lately I've really wanted to build something that works , not just static stuff. So.. Installed node.js, the Express framework, and are now messing around in Jade templates. Also installed the mongodb driver via npm (node package manager), but have zero clue how to make a database and hooking it into my node app. Next step is to follow al…

If you don't want to grok SQL you can always try NoSQL which is basically (for most engines) documents made of key-value pairs in collections.

I'd need a really basic tutorial, how to do something (like a blog engine), with Node, Express and NoSQL. Do you know of anything like that?
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