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Enchat, my take on a Mac app for Facebook Messenger: https://www.mornings.com/enchat/
Hi! I'm wondering how Enchat is different from other open source projects that wrapped messenger.com into a Mac app with electron. What features does it have that these free and open source projects don't have?
The challenge is to make money from open source. But so far we are successful :)
It is in early beta version. UI have few issues but it is working.
We will create a 3d model from your uploaded head shot and you can try different clothing on it.
Speech recognition and search API: https://app.loverino.com/ Highest quality engine out there. Personalized radio: https://loverino.com/beta/ everyone should have their own radio channel that they listen to.
It takes tracks from my SoundCloud and all users online listen to the same tracks at the same time
Speech recognition and search API: https://app.loverino.com/ Highest quality engine out there. Personalized radio: https://loverino.com/beta/ everyone should have their own radio channel that they listen to.
I've been wanting to make something like this for a while. Really nice product you have!
I think this kind of service will really take off in the future. Imagine having an app that constantly records everything and allows you to search it later. Questions like "What did James tell me last November about traveling to Europe?". It would also eliminate hearsay, since you would no longer have to trust one person's word against another — you could simply search the transcript of that moment in the past. In the very long run, I almost wonder if such a tool would make lying obsolete.
We have videos on how to apply clean coding principles. I'm really hopeful that every coder learns these principles and how to apply them, because when more people write clean code, everyone benefits. Plus Bob is just hilarious. I'm really enjoying working on it because it's a pure-Clojure backend. We have in only 80 lines of code a Clojure -> CSS generator that replaced Sass and Less for us. Stuff like that just makes me really love this job.
It's basically an iPad sequencer with the UI of a drawing app. You're given a canvas that can be panned and zoomed like any scroll view, with a grid indicating time on the horizontal axis and pitch on the vertical axis. You draw notes with your finger, and although you can snap to the grid like in most sequencers, you can also choose to start your notes at any point and bend them to any pitch. This makes it simple to experiment with things like guitar solos and complex rhythms. Usability was my primary goal through and through: I wanted almost anyone to be able to pick up my app and start making music in an instant. In a way, I see it as a kind of modern take on sheet music!
More about the design here: http://beta-blog.archagon.net/2016/02/05/composers-sketchpad...
The app is out but I still have a ton of features I want to add, including iPhone support.
Devpost Teams - http://devpost.com/teams We're trying to give developers a better look at dev teams & answer their most common questions about dev process, benefits, who else works there, what it's great, etc -- before they apply.
A little Raspi-App to call for help via SMS and/or E-Mail. An IR-Control triggers the alarm.
Our son was born about a month ago and after tracking some feeding, peeing, pooping and sleeping data manually, I decided to write my own tool. This project is using Firebase to store data.