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I agree there isn't much monetization value to the app. I mainly did it as an exercise to learn Rails 3.1, Coffeescript and Mongo. I also plan to open source t
by lightroom 15y ago
I agree there isn't much monetization value to the app. I mainly did it as an exercise to learn Rails 3.1, Coffeescript and Mongo.
I also plan to open source the JQuery plugin that constructs the timeline. Hopefully someone will find that useful for their projects.
- robbiea 15y agook, cool. I think you implemented it very well. I think it would work well as an embeddable object on other people's websites to be honest. This is a neat way to show my linkedin profile on my personal website.
- lightroom 15y agoI think making into an embeddable widget is a great idea. Although the element would need to be fairly wide for it to look nice given the two columns. In the mean time, you can always link to it. I took some care to make it so that your personal lnti.me url is almost identical to your LinkedIn public url.
- marquis 15y agoThe JQuery plug could be really useful, would love to see this.
- philco 15y agoAwesome implementation, would love to chat. pcortes at wesleyan dot edu
- thenextcorner 15y agoAre you posting the code somewhere online? Maybe you can host this as a project on Sourceforge or Github... Very nice! Thank you for posting
- __float 15y agoSourceforge? Really?
- lightroom 15y agoMy Github repo is private right now. The JQuery is still a little rough. The biggest issue is uses images for the "tips" coming out of the cards. I would like to generalize that and make it more configurable. Plus I would need to throw together some documentation as well.