Sacha Djordjevic

Howdy folks! It's been a while since the launch. We're now a few months into this, and have been burning the midnight oil for some time. The result Flashtopics.com is so much better than we've ever dreamed it could be! We moved to a full client - server experience to make sure our readers are getting an amazingly smooth experience in browsing the website. We redesigned the website from the...

Major update to our Flashtopics.com prototype! We'd like to introduce to you EDITIONS - a new feature on http://Flashtopics.com - and new and improved design for the website! There are US and European editions now, but be ready for many more in the future! Stay tuned for more! #flashtopics #independent #news #freeyourmind

A long time dream come through, my own personal news website with bias control of the content you see. I always fought against the idea of being in your own little echo chamber, so, as Mass Media has become all just one kind of an echo chamber or another, I thought - what about putting all these little chambers next to each other, and attach a slider to help the reader see what kind of content...

This got an update today on the App store, upgraded the audio engine based on feedback. Check it out!

I just needed a fully featured password generator of my own, and before I was done I realized that anyone out there would love to use this. Quick, easy, unburdened with heavy web loading time, spam or offers. Just a simple password generator.

I made Clockzi as an audio input test for a different app. But I now can't stop using it myself. Trying to figure out an expansion and maybe a mobile app port, but for now - check it out! Works great in a browser on desktop or mobile.

So, my wife, a life-long cellist comes over and tells me - "Look, I need a metronome." I saw it both as an opportunity to dig deeper into audio app making for iOS and as an opportunity to do something for our family. So, here is the first release version. Download it on Apple App Store, it's totally free. Seems to be working pretty well on both iPhones and tablets.

My first dip into the plant identification territory. Wanted to make an ultra simple and down-to-point app. Of course, you're as good as the plant ID API, but Pl@nt.net seems to be quite solid.