In this post I’m exploring two different takes on matching people in two different contexts. First, an app to use on a date to get to know them deeper, and second, a popular tongue-in-cheek swiping dating style app for influencers and companies looking for advert space. Dating/get-to-know questions app Relationship questions app (This demo only …
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The primary goal of tTrsTherapy is to remove distractions and create an experience that allows players to engage with the game in a mindful way. So we are aiming for less of a gamified experience and more for a zen of doing the thing for its own sake. Traditional Tetris mechanics have been retained, but …
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Measurement app in next.js and react Responsive and works with both dark mode and light mode. Simple functionality for graph drawing and sharing data between UI components.
Private for now. If you find the prospect of easily accessible, locally stored Notion data appealing and wish to contribute to the development process, we encourage you to reach out. Please express your interest by messaging me so I’ll have motivation to publish this. NotesOfFreedom is a solution that can be deployed on any web …
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Checkout on GitHub This is a dialog. There’s really nothing very particular about it; just that it’s been done well for a particular use case, where users need to be nudged to be aware of what they’re doing. In this current implementation, sufficiently technical users are able to extract the password but that isn’t the …
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Checkout on GitHub Sometimes you can end up in a situation where you have multiple little apps (Qt projects) as part of a bigger project. So you may have started out with multiple translation files, but really, you want a single common translation file between projects so they share a vocabulary. So how do you …
A sleeping calendar for circadian rhythm disorder patients (G47.2). Built for a friend in 2012. This is a simple single page PHP script. A key reason this is listed is to demonstrate that often it doesn’t take complex tech or extreme polish to meet a need and provide a lot of value.
A playful experiment in online advertising; a simple “personality test” . It was featured on a local radio station sometime around the year 2006, and gained quite a bit of traffic due to that. It got me some hundreds of euros in the oughties to support my studies. After placing the ads, the total impressions …
