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Node Knockout Winners
- d0m 15y agoHahaha, I have to admit that I've wasted too much time playing with the 8bit social beatbox. (Our Starwars Theme Song rocked though!)
- joshontheweb 15y agolol, I was in there for that. nice beat indeed. Don't forget to stop by in a week or so, we will be adding new features.
- taylorbuley 15y agoObserver was a good pick. With Hummingbird et alia it seems that Node really has a sweet spot in measurement and analytics.
- V1 15y agoThanks, Glad you liked my entry. I personally think that Node's sweet spot is more real time than analytics. Analytics is just one of the things people want, in real time ;D
- tsycho 15y agoHi V1, great work on Observer. Are you going to continue working on it? If not, are you going to open source it? I think its a very good tool, and can see myself using this.
- V1 15y agoHi, I am going to continue working on it, the service still needs a lot of polish and tests (didn't have time to write those yet). It's most likely going to be paid service based on the amount recorded sessions. Or I'm going for a amazon based pricing module where you only pay for the sessions you record. I haven't decided on that yet, both models have it's pro's and cons. If for some reason my attempt fails, I'll be open sourcing the complete service but I hope that never has to happen. But all the modules that I will be building during the development of the service will be open sourced, the glue that sticks it together won't ;)
- tomblomfield 15y ago8bit social beatbox is awesome - is there a way to fork instances, though? I don't want some joker coming in with an over-enthusiastic snare.
- RegEx 15y agoI'm enjoying the social beatbox so much
- joshontheweb 15y agoThanks regEx. Hopefully we can make it even better.
- joshontheweb 15y agoGlad you liked it. We will be adding private rooms and saving/sharing beats within the next couple of weeks. Check back.
- dannytatom 15y agoSo many disconnecs. :(
- joshontheweb 15y agosorry dannytatom, we put a rate limiter at the last second to keep our server from getting overloaded and it needs a little adjusting. if you try not to click around too fast it shouldn't be too big of a problem.
- dannytatom 15y agoAll good, was just confused as to why it was happening. It's worse because what I was doing would start sounding awesome, then I'd realize nobody had been doing anything in a while, only to find out it was because I had been disconnected minutes earlier and was playing alone. :p
- bundy 15y ago
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- NickC_dev 15y agoA good portion of these don't appear to be functioning very well in Chromium on Ubuntu. Is anyone noticing broken apps on other platforms?
- V1 15y agoIt's probably because Chromium is shipping with a different WebSocket specification which isn't supported on some hosting providers yet.
- zokier 15y ago"To be a part of the compute grid, just visit Chess@home or any page with a <script> we provide (include it in your blog!)." Sounds like a dangerous suggestion. I certainly do not wish to join any grids while reading some random blog.
- tbassetto 15y agoI understand your concern. We also provide a npm module that could be launched on any server. And for what it's worth, the iframe displays a checkbox to disable calculation by your browser. BTW, the script to be included is a bit buggy, we're short in time. Now that votes are finished, we'll open source everything and continue improving it :)
- mrspeaker 15y agoImagine the computing power Facebook can harvest!