/clap app for Slack
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This project stemmed from a lunchtime conversation with co-workers about how long it would take to make a single-function Slack app with AWS Lambda. The answer: about an afternoon. It's been chugging along ever since and now has thousands of registered users.
Technologies used:
- AWS Lambda
- Serverless Framework
- Slack API
easynxc
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A web app that downloads songs from YouTube, Soundcloud, and other sources and let's you adjust the playback speed in real time.
Technologies used:
- Clojure / ClojureScript
- Compojure
- Reagent (Cljs interface to ReactJS)
- Web Audio API
- Docker + Elastic Beanstalk
Emacs Party Mode
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It's very important to never be more than a few keystrokes away from a party.
Technologies used:
- Emacs Lisp
Karmency
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I made this site with my friend and fellow Flatiron School grad Chad Ruble. He had the really cool idea to make a site enabling users to 3D print unique, traceable coins to be transferred as signs of gratitude. From a technical standpoint, it was great fun figuring out how to generate unique 3D models on-the-fly in JavaScript.
Technologies used:
- Ruby on Rails
- THREE.js
tyutyu.be
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This was my final project at the Flatiron School, which I worked on with my good friend Seph Kramer. The basic idea was just to make a musical toy that we were really excited to play with at the end of each day. It has a looping mechanism (space bar) and supports real-time jamming across the wire using WebRTC. Here's a video of me talking about it at Chicago Ruby (starts @ 29:34).
Technologies used:
- Ruby on Rails
- WebSocket Rails
- WebRTC / PeerJS
- Web Audio API
