Benjamin Franck

Unless I'm missing somthing, I've had this scannable code in my app for a while now... how is this something new?

I was hoping for something in relation to Fika, the Swedish ritual, but kind of ended up disappointed when I saw it was not related almost in any way (just the fact of taking a break then)

Discovered thanks to Julie (@syswarren) Love it! Can't wait to see it cross platform! (special 🖤 to the colour based on the project name's characters !!)

Nothing new here, I've seen apps doing this years ago. Even some taking it to the next level where you had to pay around $10 to develop the pictures and get them delivered before you can see them (WhiteAlbum, hunted here 2 years ago https://www.producthunt.com/posts/whitealbum-2)

Really cool idea, that can save time on smaller projects !!!!

Back in december 1981, the BBC made a computer aimed at schools so kids could get their hands on the future's main tool. 2015 will see the release of its descendant: the BBC micro:bit. It will be distributed to 1 million+ kids around 11-12 years old so they can learn to code and create things with it. It will initially be limited to schoolchildren qualifying for it, and will be rolled out in...

I have just found this .... I can hear my contacts crying of desperation already. https://media4.giphy.com/media/BjdOyPMJK3DMs/200.gif

Sage offers something I've been raging on everytime I'm trying to shop for better products for me to eat: exhaustive information on labels. We are getting better at it, and in some regions (I know it's happening slowly in Europe), legislations are voted to force food processing companies to provide more information on product labels. But things are slow. Here is where Sage is useful: they...