Show HN: A weekend project with my co-workers to track our moods: moodbe.at

#1

Post by noahwesley » Mon, Oct 17, 2011, 7:22 PM UTC

Show HN: A weekend project with my co-workers to track our moods: moodbe.at
moodbe.at

Re: Show HN: A weekend project with my co-workers to track our moods: moodbe.at

#2

Post by startuphacker87 » Mon, Oct 17, 2011, 7:29 PM UTC

What are your plans for integrating with mobile devices? I think alerts throughout the day would be cool so you could know who to stay away from :)

Re: Show HN: A weekend project with my co-workers to track our moods: moodbe.at

#3

Post by mmattax » Mon, Oct 17, 2011, 7:33 PM UTC

startuphacker87 wrote: post #2

What are your plans for integrating with mobile devices? I think alerts throughout the day would be cool so you could know who to stay away from :)

I'm one of the 3 developers who built Moodbeat. I commented on this in an earlier thread: We are looking into an HTML5 mobile solution for now.

Triggered alerts based on your friends moods would be cool!

Re: Show HN: A weekend project with my co-workers to track our moods: moodbe.at

#4

Post by clarkejj » Mon, Oct 17, 2011, 7:45 PM UTC

mmattax wrote: post #3

startuphacker87 wrote: post #2

What are your plans for integrating with mobile devices? I think alerts throughout the day would be cool so you could know who to stay away from :)

I'm one of the 3 developers who built Moodbeat. I commented on this in an earlier thread: We are looking into an HTML5 mobile solution for now. Triggered alerts based on your friends moods would be cool!

Yes! Triggered alerts would be perfect for my wife so I know what I'm coming home to (and if I need to by flowers)!

Re: Show HN: A weekend project with my co-workers to track our moods: moodbe.at

#5

Post by clarkejj » Mon, Oct 17, 2011, 7:45 PM UTC

Very cool - hope it does well

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#6

Post by mmattax » Mon, Oct 17, 2011, 7:49 PM UTC

clarkejj wrote: post #5

Very cool - hope it does well

Thanks, hope you signed up!

Re: Show HN: A weekend project with my co-workers to track our moods: moodbe.at

#7

Post by mmattax » Mon, Oct 17, 2011, 7:49 PM UTC

We are looking for Feedback in all aspects of the application. Let us know what you think!

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#8

Post by jdk » Mon, Oct 17, 2011, 8:02 PM UTC

From wayyy back in the day (circa ~'99), something my friends and I built along the same lines: http://www.imood.com/ It had a shockingly passionate user-base and is still kicking along with a fair number of users. Originally all in kludgy CGI and perl!

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#9

Post by phpexpert1 » Mon, Oct 17, 2011, 8:03 PM UTC

mmattax wrote: post #7

We are looking for Feedback in all aspects of the application. Let us know what you think!

What architecture are you using? Looks like PHP and I'm assuming MySQL - anything else?

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#10

Post by mmattax » Mon, Oct 17, 2011, 8:07 PM UTC

phpexpert1 wrote: post #9

mmattax wrote: post #7

We are looking for Feedback in all aspects of the application. Let us know what you think!

What architecture are you using? Looks like PHP and I'm assuming MySQL - anything else?

We rolled our own PHP framework which is using the Smarty template framework. The DB is MySQL. We're using a light wrapper around the native mysqli library. Pretty standard stuff right now until we get big!