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Ha! I'll limit myself just to the last four out of a zillion past projects. http://kidisms.com http://kidisms.com - kid quotes http://linkpackets.com http://l
by overcast 10y ago
Ha! I'll limit myself just to the last four out of a zillion past projects.
http://kidisms.com http://kidisms.com - kid quotes
http://linkpackets.com http://linkpackets.com - groups of links packed up by topic
http://imadefood.com http://imadefood.com - versioned recipes
http://abbr.press http://abbr.press - abbreviated, bulleted news articles
Lots more ideas in the pipeline of course :)
- flukus 10y agoI like the idea behind imadefood.com, it's like github for recipes. I wonder if being more github like (forking) would help?
- overcast 10y agoHi, thanks for the response, yes I've heard the "github for recipes" a few times. My intention is not to make it that complex(target audience is not always a technical developer), however the feature to "fork" is already part of the current implementation. Simply clicking copy, will create a version under your profile, with a reference to the parent recipe.
- yitchelle 10y agoThanks for sharing. Always wondered when you knew it was time to let it go. When did you know?
- overcast 10y agoEh, just looking at analytics. It's cheap to keep things up and running, so I guess I never really "let them go". Each project is a learning experience that builds upon the last one. If I learn something new further down the line, I'll update an old project and see what happens. When I see traffic tailing off after some months, I'll move onto the next idea. Never stop learning!