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Mytechne: a site to record the history of programming langauges you've used

• paltman 17y ago
  Great example of the power of django and piano to quickly build and deploy sites.
  • giantfuzzypanda 17y ago
    what's piano?
    • jtauber 17y ago
      a typo of pinax
• giantfuzzypanda 17y ago
  nice site, bad font choice, not very useful
  • jtauber 17y ago
    Myriad Pro or the retro line printer typeface "printf"?
• sumeeta 17y ago
  jtauber: Have you thought of cool things to do with the data?
  • jtauber 17y ago
    yeah, we have all sorts of analytics planned
    • gtani 17y ago
      maybe some crosstabs http://github.com/languages http://github.com/languages Somebody from gith told me how the above was compiled, I've forgotten. #10-20 include: clojure, haskell, scala, C#, CL
• sumeeta 17y ago
  I wanted to enter my data, but doing that seems like too much work. Way too much clicking and page jumping, and then it looks like I have to fill in dates too that I’m not sure I can pull out at the top of my head. I think the UI for that could be a lot better and can fit on one page. I’m down with the idea, though.
  • jtauber 17y ago
    yeah, we're regularly trying to improve the UX. this is just the start (was only thought up last Thursday)
  • jtauber 17y ago
    oh, note that dates are optional
• jjames 17y ago
  Loved flipping through all the memories. Not sure how I'll interact with it now that I've put most of my history in. I've sent it to all my co-workers and I can definitely see it making for good conversation for the next few days. I wonder what jtauber has planned for future interactions.