Taylor Hughes

It has been a joy to follow along with all the updates, Rooms is so cool! Congrats on the launch.

Nice! How did you make the module size so much smaller than existing packages?

Congrats Clubhouse for Android team! You’ve done amazing work on a very tight timeline. 🔥

It has been super fun to see this product evolve and see the amazing things people have been doing with it! https://e.gg/j.whatavibe

Hello Product Hunt fam! The Forecast team is super excited to show everyone what we've been working on this year. We are a small team of hands-on builders in San Francisco, and we think this product could turn into something really really interesting. It's a very strange time in the world for all of us, and everyone lately has been spending a lot of time thinking about what comes next: When...

People always ask how to hire a good designer and my answer is usually, "It is basically impossible." Glad to see you attacking this problem.

Just installed, very slick installation process! Insanely simple. Would be cool if when the bot joins your channel, it posts a message explaining how it works for other people to try. (Same when you configure a new backend.) Nice work!

Nice work building a handy tool to showcase the power of Imgix! Love how it clearly describes the value of your service in a context that is totally helpful to the developer.

Awesome! Have you put much work into new user experience, or are you focused mostly on converting existing users from the web?

Thanks everybody for the upvotes! Shoutout to FIGlet (http://www.figlet.org/), originally built in 1991, ported to golang a few years ago, and now powering this silly project.

Love being able to see and easily test all the options in the sandbox, nice work!

Looks awesome. I am a huge fan of Minesweeper and implemented my own awhile back because the implementations I could find were pretty lousy. @jbrooksuk I disliked that aspect of Minesweeper so much that my version exposes the outermost layer of mine counts, so you don't have to start off the game by guessing and possibly dying instantly. :) Might be a nice feature to implement in this version...

Interesting technical note: We built this all with in the browser, so it's literally WYSIWYG — there is no server-side image compositing at all. The "export" step re-renders the canvases in full resolution in the browser and uploads the client-rendered images so we can build and email a single .zip of them together. (As a result of this, editing is totally realtime, and you can use any...