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Lightning pitches and networking with the latest batch of startups from our Startup Bootcamp.
Photos by Enrica Cavalli for Swissnex in San Francisco
Startup Weekend Málaga, celebrado el 12, 13 y 14 de diciembre 2014.
Más info: www.swmalaga.com/
FotografÃas de Koke Pérez: www.kokeperez.es/
Startup : Pandacraft
Novembre 2013
Photo : Antoine Duchamp (cargocollective.com/antoineduchamp) pour France Digitale
So this is what inspired the pod2blog nextgen rebuild. RSS files extracted from the web (flickr, delicious, my blog) all mashed together in a page.
It has stacks missing (tags, links in reference format, timeline) but the basics are there. Also the delicious links via RSS displayed in the previous shot now displayed.
If you add my blog RSS data you get a visual idea of the result (in html). There would also be RSS feeds for each (image, link, text) of the components.
In the shot you can see the flickr screenshot I upload prior now extracted by rss.
Back to the start (broken delicious) <<<
Lightning pitches and networking with the latest batch of startups from our Startup Bootcamp.
Photos by Enrica Cavalli for Swissnex in San Francisco
Startup Weekend Málaga, celebrado el 12, 13 y 14 de diciembre 2014.
Más info: www.swmalaga.com/
FotografÃas de Koke Pérez: www.kokeperez.es/
Lightning pitches and networking with the latest batch of startups from our Startup Bootcamp.
Photos by Enrica Cavalli for Swissnex in San Francisco
Lightning pitches and networking with the latest batch of startups from our Startup Bootcamp.
Photos by Enrica Cavalli for Swissnex in San Francisco
Startup : Hello Mentor
Novembre 2013
Photo : Antoine Duchamp (cargocollective.com/antoineduchamp) pour France Digitale
Startup Weekend Málaga, celebrado el 12, 13 y 14 de diciembre 2014.
Más info: www.swmalaga.com/
FotografÃas de Koke Pérez: www.kokeperez.es/
Another startup with an idea where there's already established players - like MetaFilter (!), Yahoo Answers. What a waste - heck, if you had a really specialized problem or fetish, there's probably a message board and online community for that too, instead of having to come to this site. Geez, if Google Answers died you'd think it would be a sign that unless you're bringing something new to the table you should probably not bother with the idea.
I think the "look how pretty we are" thing just set me off. Also the weird name. Also the UI - which is lovely to look at, but at a certain point there's got to be more than just a pretty UI to build a site.