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Everything you missed this past week on Product Hunt: Top products, spicy community discourse, key trends on the site, and long-form pieces we’ve recently published.

Our longest email. Ever. 😬🌏Our longest email. Ever. 😬🌏
Today is World Emoji Day! A day to remember that our ever-expanding universal language did not exist in 1995. Read this to learn where emoji come from.

Warning: We're about to show you a dangerous amount of emoji-related products. Please celebrate responsibly and share this email with at least one emoji-loving person in your life.

Before we begin:

1) The header of this email is dedicated to people who don't like emoji. We hope the animated ASCII art gets you through this difficult time.

2) Check out the recent LIVE Chat with Jeremy Burge, Creator of World Emoji Day and Founder of Emojipedia.

3) Celebrate the day by voting for your favorite emoji 🏆

Emoji Essentials

🚀 Rocket: Slack-style emoji everywhere on your Mac
🙏 Emoji.Life: Emojilytics for your Twitter timeline
🕵 Emoji Tracker: Realtime tracking of all emoji used on Twitter
🔎 Spotlight Emoji: Search and copy emoji inside Spotlight
1️⃣ EmojiOne: The best emoji Chrome extension around

Emoji Utilities

🖥 Macmoji: Slack-style emoji for your mac! :smile:
🏠 Emoji Homepage: A fast way to find your emoji online
🚙 Emoji Engine: A search engine for emoji
🐙 Mosho.ws: Shorten URLs using emoji
🌐 Emojify: Shorten and create single-emoji URLs
🎩 Alfred Emoji Pack: Get :Slack: :style: emoji everywhere on Mac
😏 Browji for Chrome: Add emojis as you type on the web

Emoji Translators

💬 Emoji Translate: Turn your text into emoji automatically
📜 Bible Emoji Translator: Translate Bible verses into emoji-verses
🤓 Emojisaurus: Turn English phrases into emojigrams
📚 Emoji Dictionary: Quickly lookup any emoji meaning on Mac
💎 WhatMoji: A dictionary for all those confusing emojis
🌀 Emojilator: Translate English text to emoji
👾 Text to Emoji: A simple text to emoji converter Android app
👍 Decodemoji: Facebook bot that translates emojis to English
🤖 Botmoji: Emojipedia's Twitter bot makes you an emoji master

Emoji for Developers

🛠 Emojicode: An emoji based programming language
🕹 Emoji CSS: Easily add Emoji's to your website
💅 Designer Emojis: Vector emojis for designers
🤑 Pricemoji: An API for pricing products with emojis
✏️ Feedback Emoji: Capture user feedback with emojis
🐼 Gitmoji: An emoji guide for your GitHub commit messages
💻 Emoj: Find relevant emojis from text on the command-line
⚡️ Emoji Mart: A customizable emoji picker component for React
🎚 GH Emoji: A Github emoji parser you'll love
😱 Emoji React: Add Emoji reactions to any webpage
💚 ❤❤❤.ws: Emoji website domain registration

Emoji for Slack

🍭 Slackmoji: Browse, search, install Slack emojis in just a click
📋 Slackmojis: Directory of the best custom Slack emojis
🤖 Emojify Bot: Translates any text into emoji in Slack
🍫 Emoji Packs: Import emoji packs into your Slack + chat apps
🐯 Pokemoji: Upload all 151 original Pokemon to your Slack

Emoji Apps

📱 Moji: The App Store of emoji
📷 Fotomoji: Turn your photos and into an emoji explosion
👦 InstaEmoji: Replace your friend's face with emoji
🔊 Audiots: Emoji’s you can hear! This is what emojis sound like!

🎓 Duolingo Emoji Language: The world’s first emoji language course
⌨ Swiftmoji: Emoji-predicting keyboard by Swiftkey
⬆️ Emoji Voting App: Addictive emoji voting on food, sports, and politics
😎 Memoji: Turn your face into an emoji using augmented reality
🤗 Emojify: Filters are boring. Add emoji to your photos instead
🤐 Secretmoji: Messages are scrambled into emojis until you unlock it
🌎 EmojiStone: Practice languages by playing with emoji

Emoji Fun

🎉 Emoji Party: An audio visual interactive emoji experience
🖌 Emoji Brush: Draw with emoji online
🎨 Emoji Mosaic: Upload and convert photos to an emoji portrait
😈 Emoji Ransom Generator: Create a ransom note made of emoji
🙈 Emojis & Earth Porn: Find the unmoving emoji amongst the beauty
🔑 Emoji Big Keys: The only big iOS keyboard with emojis
🔮 The Emojini 3000: Determines the best emojis for photos
🔀 Image2Emoji: Turn any image into a collage of emojis
✨ Emojigram: Turn words into emoji art
📸 Picmoji: Super simple selfie to emoji art converter
👌 Emojify Everything: Replaces words on websites into emoji

Emoji Gifts

🖼 Emoji Oil Paintings: Beautiful emoji oil paintings you can buy
💦 Emoji Pool Floats: Be a hero with the coolest pool float this summer
🍎 Emoji Poster: Every Apple emoji on your wall
🖨 Emoji Printer: Easily design your own emoji posters
💌 MojiGram: Giant emoji postcards you’ll love
🤡 Emoji Masks: Wearable emojis that cover your face
📖 Emoji Book: A collection of artist interpretations of emoji
🙃 Emoji Dick: A crowdsourced translation of Moby Dick into emoji
💆 Emoji Pillows: Quality Throwboy emoji pillows in huggable form
🗣 How to Speak Emoji: Become fluent in the world's universal language
Sorry about the tabs 😕Sorry about the tabs 😕
On Friday we took the unprecedented step of linking to every single top product for every day of the month. We tried to link responsibly – the subject line of the newsletter read: "Warning: Lots of cool products" – but it wasn't enough.

An onslaught of too many tabs horror stories proceeded. Browsers were crashing. We tried to push the limits of interesting products, and we're sorry for that.

Fortunately, we found the cure to tab hoarding. You should also clear your browsing data periodically and consider spreading the open-tab load between Chrome, and multiple Rad Browsers. 🌐✌️
The real game-changer in iOS11 👀🚀The real game-changer in iOS11 👀🚀
The iPhone 8 will be great, but iOS 11 is going to blow your mind. 😳

iOS 11 introduces a customizable control panel, screen recording, playable GIFs in Photos, and iCloud versions of Venmo and Dropbox. But the real game-changer is ARKit.

Developers have been playing with it for a few weeks since its debut at WWDC and we’re starting to see practical use cases (like an AR measuring tape, upvoted by more than 1,400 people) to Elon Musk-level “sci-fi” (like a SpaceX rocket landing in someone's backyard).

You can see all these videos on Made With ARKit, and we recommend you follow the @MadeWithARKit Twitter account. 🔥🔥

Here’s what you need to know: ARKit lets developers make apps that blend virtual objects with your environment. As the first demo apps show, the technology is powerful and will be an accelerant toward our AR and mixed reality future.

iOS 11 drops to the public in September. We asked Robert Scoble for his thoughts. He said: “195 million users in September is why ARKit matters.” In a few months, Apple will have the biggest AR platform on Day 1.
Create epic content on your phone 📱💥Create epic content on your phone 📱💥
Today's smartphones are all-in-one production studios, empowering us all to make world-class content with fun, simple-to-use tools. With just a few apps, you can be a designer, photographer, videographer, copywriter, and editor – all on the go. 

We’ve teamed up with our friends at Buffer, who put together a collection of awesome apps for creating incredible social media content. Get started now, all you need is spark of creativity and your phone.

Highlights include:

Create: Awesome app for creating your own graphics, logos, stickers (and even Snapchat geofilters) from scratch.

VidLab: All-in-one mobile studio for creating professional videos & photos. Add animate text, artwork, music, and FX, on the go.

Adobe Voice: Make stunning explainer videos in minutes. You don't even need any footage, with the app's 25,000+ animations & photos.

Manual: Turn your iPhone into a DSLR! A manual camera with RAW images in DNG format. Best product video.


Camera FV-5: Same as Manual, but for Android! A camera app with DSLR-like manual controls.

For more, check out Buffer's post: The Mobile Marketing Studio: 26 Apps to Help You Create Epic Social Media Content on Your Smartphone.
The Most Dangerous Writing Apps ⚠️The Most Dangerous Writing Apps ⚠️
The more you write the better you get, the quicker you're able to turn coffee into text. Medium and Google Docs provide a very welcoming experience, and yet, one of the hardest parts of writing is getting started and staying focused on the task at hand.

That is why The Most Dangerous Writing App was invented. The moment you stop typing the screen starts turning red, and soon after all progress is lost. There is no option to save.

Another technological cure to writer's block is Flowstate, which is available on the Mac App Store and iOS. Flowstate deletes everything if you stop typing, making it equally dangerous.

Other apps that help you simplify your message include Easy Write and Cleartext, both of which only allow you to use the 1,000 most common words (plus cofveve).

For more ways to improve your writing, check out the Dangerous Writing Apps collection.
BEST products of the year so far! 🏆😺BEST products of the year so far! 🏆😺
This past month was filled with hundreds of product launches, from companies big and small. Opera gave birth to the browser of the future, Snap planted a money tree in their backyard, and we got to see one of the best landing pages of all time.

May was an unforgettable month, and not just because of Startup Graveyard or the most upvoted comment of all time. For a full recap, here are the 31 Best Product Launches from the past month. 

And if you're feeling nostalgic about what technology was like a long time ago, check out the Best of January, February, March, and April collections on Product Hunt. 
Win a VIP trip to Tokyo 🗼 ✈️Win a VIP trip to Tokyo 🗼 ✈️
We partnered with our friends at theSkimm and others to bring you the most exciting travel experience yet: a free trip to Tokyo, including a Michelin-starred dinner, $1,500 for flights and a travel gear essentials kit.

P.S. You'll also get a complimentary 2 nights stay at the 5-star Park Hyatt in Tokyo, Bose QuietComfort 35 Noise Cancelling Headphones, an Amazon Paperwhite Kindle, and we'll send you Product Hunt stickers that will last for dayssss. See the full-list here
Learn to code by playing games 🃏🛠Learn to code by playing games 🃏🛠
What would you say if we told you there is no app on the market that tells you if code is Java or Not Java? Please build.

It's never too early to learn how to code. These days, elementary school kids are earning street cred building and launching apps. This (long) weekend, sit down with your kid, little cousin, or younger sibling and let them know that being a rocket surgeon is just a distraction on their way to a promising career as an engineer.

Get started with Littlecodr, an insanely fun card game that teaches kids the basics of code, Code Cards, a card game that lets anyone learn how to code (which you can now print for FREE), and Code Kingdoms, inspiring kids to learn coding by gaming.


There is also code:deck, a standard playing card deck with different coding languages.
The best free resources for startups 🦄🛠The best free resources for startups 🦄🛠
Hiten Shah's collection of Free Stuff For Startups is one of the all-time best resources for helping startups get started. Hiten has been updating it regularly with products like FounderKit, Culture Codes, and Logo Dust, and it's the most followed collection on Product Hunt.

Hiten is now turning the question over to you: What do you think are the best free resources for startups? 

You can add your recommendation here, and explore the 25+ free startup resources recommended by community members so far. 
BREAKING: New app from HBO's Silicon Valley 🌭BREAKING: New app from HBO's Silicon Valley 🌭
Last night Silicon Valley's Jian-Yang launched his new app, Not Hotdog, a disruptive app that uses AI and neural networks to identify hotdogs. Despite this impressive feat of technical brilliance, Jian-Yang wants nothing to do with it. Here's his comment on Product Hunt:

"It is very good and I don't want to work on it any more. You can hire someone else."

The real question: How long before Zuck adds hotdog recognition to Instagram? 🤔
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