I just created this subreddit http://www.reddit.com/r/12for12/. I'm not attached to the name at all if you want to do something different, but thought it'd be good to get a start as there appears to be interest.
I have a similar goal this year of releasing a product each month so am happy to moderate.
Blurb is a creative publishing and marketing platform that unleashes the creative genius inside everyone. Blurb’s platform makes it easy to design, publish, market and sell professional-quality print and ebooks. Blurb’s bookstore and online marketing tools enable customers to market and sell their books, and keep 100% of their profit. Blurb’s social and community features allow customers to create and share Blurb books across social channels with ease.
We are looking for a strong web developer to join our 5 person web team. Our stack includes: Ruby (Rails), Javascript (Ember.js, Backbone), PostgreSQL, Redis
Blurb is a creative publishing and marketing platform that unleashes the creative genius inside everyone. Blurb’s platform makes it easy to design, publish, market and sell professional-quality print and ebooks. Blurb’s bookstore and online marketing tools enable customers to market and sell their books, and keep 100% of their profit. Blurb’s social and community features allow customers to create and share Blurb books across social channels with ease.
We are looking for a strong web developer to join our 5 person web team. Our stack includes: Ruby (Rails), Javascript (Ember.js, JQuery), PostgreSQL, Redis
Blurb is a creative publishing and marketing platform that unleashes the creative genius inside everyone. Blurb’s platform makes it easy to design, publish, market and sell professional-quality print and ebooks. Blurb’s bookstore and online marketing tools enable customers to market and sell their books, and keep 100% of their profit. Blurb’s social and community features allow customers to create and share Blurb books across social channels with ease.
We are looking for a strong web developer to join our 5 person web team. Our stack includes: Ruby (Rails), Javascript (Ember.js, JQuery), PostgreSQL, Redis
Nice, there are so many resources for what people are listening to right now that I'm sure that algorithm would be easier if you were to do it again now. In this case, when the queue is empty it uses search.twitter to find some music that people are currently listening to. (I'm the developer)
I have a similar goal this year of releasing a product each month so am happy to moderate.