Xavier Castaneda

Very nice. Any thought to making a simple Chrome Extension to simplify the process of finding all trackers?

I could have used this tool just a few weeks ago. Had a project where the designer used the wave transition all over the place. Very simple tool but a time saver. Good job.

Very cool and simple tool. Because of its limitations (stroke and fill animation), I see this as a way to just add a little pizazz to static graphics on a site or as a basic intro type animation. If you were to add other animations, like bounce in, slide in, etc, maybe you can monetize then. Good stuff.

Looks really cool. I currently use Reedsy. Its interface as as simple as it gets. I do feel a way to track characters/locations and otherwise add notes is super helpful. Any thought to adding export to epub?

Not every app has to be revolutionary. This is a simple solution for effortlessly tracking your favorite currency. The alerts are a nice touch though I have alerts on so many apps at this point that when something happens, I get notified 20 times, still good for those starting to dabble in cryptos. Great job! Cheers.

Wordpress Login screen is one of those largely ignored items that I feel makes a site created for a client feel more professional. I saw this on PH and immediately tried it. It's far and away better than what was previously available out there. I had a weird issue where none of the design controls were loading but they seemed to be theme conflicts. I was able to temporarily switch to a default...

Love bootstrap and love this kit. Very elegant and clean. Well Done. One minor issue I see is with popovers and tooltips. The position of them is off. I'm on Mac/Chrome latest.

wow, this seems amazing. At our agency, we've used powerpoint, keynote and google slides and never really been satisfied. The features here look amazing. The video does an excellent job of really demonstrating it. Animation support would be killer. We're already looking into this as a solution for agency use. Good work!

I'm intrigued by this project. I wanted to do something similar for a while but never found the time. As a somewhat aspiring writer, one of the difficult things when starting is finding "beta readers". But getting honest feedback from friends and family can be hard, if they ever get to it. That said, a couple thoughts: 1. How is the writer's intellectual property protected? When signing up, I...

Man. I love this. Seems like it would be buggy at first. Ie what happens when you have kids and they are running and playing all over the place. I can only imagine the tv being turned off and on. Does this work solely off "hit detection"? Can you track people like past Kinect prototypes and maybe only toggle if it detects an adult? Just thinking out loud here. Still quite amazing. Good job.

Very cool. Going to preorder. Been looking for a way to control my smartthings hub with a touchscreen. The camera and voice is icing. I had seen the Wink Relay and even if you sideload the SmartThings APK, it's a very buggy process.

Love Hemingway, been using a combination of Reedsy, Grammarly and Hemingway online for my writing. Question, is there the ability to connect Hemingway to cloud storage? I've tried a bunch of writing apps but for my workflow, I write from several machines (Mac + PC). I guess I could always save in a dropbox folder or oneDrive to making it online accessible but its not quite as smooth. Also, any...

I've been using Reedsy.com for writing and generating epubs on the fly. Their service is free, however, it doesn't have the depth and detail of the visual design of Papeair. Are you guys considering having an online editor so you can write directly on Papeair and perhaps just pay when you want to export out the final version?

Definitely a fan of tools like this. There have been several in the past but they tend to change direction or fizzle out so I'm rooting for you guys. I like the simplicity of the install/setup but theres a few features I would like to see: 1. Commenting on "fixed" items like sticky nav (sticky comments?) 2. Toggle via parameter (?cycles=true) so its not always on. Having to add/remove the js...

I love this. I would personally use this more for home automation than for the "sticky notes". Replacing old ipads/tablets/phone that are currently used as controllers with this small device would be awesome. I see there's wink and IFTTT integration but any plans to integrate with SmartThings?

A bit on the high price for "personal" cool toy usage but since this is more geared towards a brick+mortar business, its fine. I think the selling point on this is definitely the API. Social media counters and reviews is fine but imagine being able to use this to display "current site traffic", "current # of users/members" or "amount of $$ raised" at a physical charity event. Well done. Cheers.

Seems like this was heavily "inspired" by htmlsig.com. I like the one time payment to remove the expiration date. I assume this means you can edit and revise the signature forever?

Love this! The ability to just link to the svg and be able to update without having to re-export is pretty cool. One thing this lacks (correct me if i'm wrong) is the ability to import other vector assets. Being able to import existing SVG or other vector graphics from say Illustrator would be a huge benefit.

I agree, there's several out there but I like the design and simplicity of it. I also like some of the fetatures like adding line breaks for legibility.

Seems amazing. That "Why we must distribute the web" really makes it clear. It's quite baffling that our answer to solve data flow for the most part has been increase bandwidth and faster speeds. CDNs the past several years have improved data distribution but not on the scale IPFS is proposing. Very interesting. I'm going to try this out with my team just for the purposes of project dev...