Ben Flowers

I posted a job on this last week - got a few really decent candidates in my pipeline for a design role. Pricing was waaay cheaper than other options I've come across online too - we're very happy!

This is funny - but does feel a bit wasteful..

Wow this is really cool. Wish I had something like this before - maybe I would have so many dead plants. Interface is super user friendly and being able to just take a photo of my plant to identify is cool!

Is Pete codes your real name, or a hacker alias? Service seems cool!

Looks nice, could this be used as a replacement for Cronify?

This looks pretty cool - how does this differ from using elasticsearch?

This is cool, would be great for an order by feature.

Can this work for front end feature flags?

Looks great! Your example app is exactly one I thought about building a few years ago! Made me laugh :)

Really dig the product. Concerning that you are asking for a password on a non https site?

I really like this! Allows me as a non-visual designer person make nice interactive slides with ease.

given most people use the same password for everything, seems like a bit of a risky proposition....

Also seen the issue described by @sromana14 - looks really cool though!

Really like the look of this - couple of errors in the console but has the making of a great product. Exactly the type of thing i was looking for :)

Looks really interesting; However there is little to no documentation on the site other than the video? What features can I use e.g. push notifications etc.. etc.. would like in depth documentation

Nice! Similar product is http://dillinger.io

Seems pretty cool, might give it a go. Love the logo! The "search for image" functionality doesnt seem to work. Looks like you are getting a 401 form the /photo/search endpoint.

I like the project - super useful for label translations etc.. what is the source for the translation? Side note - sorry to be that guy.... but English should be a Union Jack rather than an American flag? Or it should be split into en_GB and en_US e.g. colour vs color

This is cool - I did my masters thesis project on remote pair programming and built something similar (but less cool) that this - although my solution used a centralised server and wasn't an an Atom extension (it didn't exist then :D ).