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by bonquesha99 16y ago
That's a good idea, I'll throw a bunch of samples up there. Now, I need to figure out how I should display a tag list or cloud on the homepage to navigate. Probably should make a little "syntax help" link when creating madlib stories too. W
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by bonquesha99 16y ago
http://madlibber.com/ - Anonymous user generated madlibs. I can't stop working on this [adjective] app! http://webchiever.com/ - Web achievements http://inquiryapp.com/ - Hosted FAQs for your apps
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by bonquesha99 16y ago
I couldn't find any other sites that allowed you to specify your own prompts instead of making you choose from a list like "noun", "adjective", etc. So, I decided to take a crack at it for fun. It also supports backreferences, and doesn't l
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Ask HN: review my tiny app - anonymous user generated madlibs(madlibber.com)
3 points by bonquesha99 16y ago|1 comments
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by bonquesha99 16y ago
or cannabisseur (see my other comment)
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by bonquesha99 16y ago
Awesome, I had this same idea recently. I wanted to call it Cannabisseur and have the logo be a smug cartoony guy like the reviewer in Ratatouille, but smoking a joint or something. I just didn't know enough about cannabis to really follow
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by bonquesha99 16y ago
It really depends on what kind of badges/achievements are created. We definitely wouldn't want anything like "submitted 10 posts to HN", but something like "submitted the most popular comment in an article" might be cool.
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by bonquesha99 16y ago
http://webchiever.com - web achievements http://inquiryapp.com - faq hosting service
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by bonquesha99 17y ago
Could you clarify what you meant by this? When a new game is created, the developers of the game will be responsible for defining the achievements in webchiever.
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by bonquesha99 17y ago
You've pretty much got it, especially the 2nd paragraph. And your right they would need a developer, or at least some familiarity with the inner workings of their own site in order to insert the code needed to award an achievement to a user
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by bonquesha99 17y ago
You definitely seem to be on a similar track! IActionable is interesting, I hadn't really considered trying to handle the rule aspect of assigning achievements, though I can see for some sites how it certainly would be valuable. Have you ha
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by bonquesha99 17y ago
Absolutely.
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by bonquesha99 17y ago
Yes, this app was definitely inspired by that awesome talk
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by bonquesha99 17y ago
Something standalone like github:fi would be pretty cool, thanks I'll keep that in mind. I was planning on allowing providers to pull achievement data back out like you're suggesting (unless I misunderstood you) but I'd also like to have a
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Ask HN: review my startup concept - web achievements(webchiever.com)
12 points by bonquesha99 17y ago|19 comments
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by bonquesha99 17y ago
This project is pretty awesome: http://jsclass.jcoglan.com/ - Ruby-style JavaScript
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by bonquesha99 17y ago
I've been trying to implement rubyisms in php for fun and got some pretty cool mixins functionality working. Requires php 5.3 though: http://github.com/huberry/phuby