#buildinpublic

[ciemnastrona-ksiezyca]

[camehereforthedrugs]

[ahmetmertugrul]

Is your Notion template compatible with light and dark themes?

[kreate-community]

🌱 Dev Update: Day 84

This week, we doubled down on rolling out English Auctions, and just finished the last of our Mainnet Auction testing, including placing bids on Mobile! We’re also gearing up for the upcoming Mega Drop 2—gacha minting will go live with BOBYZ graciously volunteering to stress-test the function with their free mint.

🔥 Changelog

Headliner English Auctions! First is @Trong Le × Adania!

Link Cardano wallet to your Kreate Profile

Warning message when Artist mints a new Policy to an existing Collection

Update on-chain metadata when minting via Marketplace

Option to mint under an Imported Policy without Listing

Patched several Eternl compatibility issues

New above-the-fold Event Ribbons on Homepage

Other fixes and improvements (IPFS pinning, UI)

Following up with previously registered Mega Drop 2 participants

🛠️ Coming Soon

Gacha Mint (surprise pull a token from a Collection!)

Minting on-chain Art

HTML Art

Mint with a wallet-only Kreate Profile

Art-focused wallet explorer and gallery management

Policy ID on Artwork Pages

1/1 Artwork filter

Verified Artist filter

💟 Community Stats

🖌️ 360 Artists 💐 1244 Collectors 🖌️ 12,653 Artworks 🎴 9,819 Transactions 🗨️ 489 Comments 💸 158k ADA transaction volume

[creationtvstation]

Throwback to NWS3:

For the first time in over 3yrs, I finally started making music again while in the nights & weekends cohort with buildspace. I love playing with the Launchpad iOS app — so I went on a livestream arranging beats. First time listen to the sample packs, so I didn't know how any of the songs would end up. Just creating on the fly!

I later made a video taking a look at Kaizen, a new music & social app found on product hunt -- giving artists a new way to share music with step versions, tracking the evolution from draft to master. Think soundcloud + GitHub's version control.

a couple songs I made with the launchpad app are now on kaizen to play with different versions over time! go check out both apps! 

[adjbx]

Learning #11ty by adapting a Jekyll Template #BuildInPublic 

[rechu]

Best Practices for Placement of Portable Toilets

Proper placement of portable toilets is essential for ensuring hygiene, convenience, and comfort for users. Whether at a construction site, outdoor event, or public gathering, here are some best practices for placing portable toilets:

1. Accessibility and Visibility

Portable toilets should be placed in areas that are easily accessible to all users, including those with mobility challenges. They should be visible but not obstruct walkways or roads. Ensure they are strategically located near the event or worksite but away from areas of high traffic or dining spaces.

2. Proximity to Water Sources

If the portable toilet is equipped with a water tank for handwashing or flushing, placing it near a water source is essential. Companies like Poly Capital, a leading portable toilet manufacturer and Water Tank Manufacturer in Kerala, ensure that their units have high-quality water tanks for hygienic purposes. This makes placement near accessible water points an ideal choice.

3. Away from Food and Dining Areas

For hygiene reasons, portable toilets should never be placed near food preparation or dining areas. It’s important to maintain a significant distance (at least 30 feet) to prevent any contamination or unpleasant odors affecting food areas.

4. Proper Ventilation

Ventilation is key to ensuring that odors are managed and that the toilet remains comfortable. Portable toilets should be placed in well-ventilated areas, ideally with some natural airflow. This prevents the accumulation of unpleasant smells and ensures the comfort of users.

5. Flat and Stable Ground

Ensure that the portable toilet is placed on flat, stable ground. This prevents the unit from tipping over and ensures that it functions properly. Uneven ground may affect the waste containment system, causing leaks or discomfort.

6. Avoiding Flood-Prone Areas

Portable toilets should not be placed in areas that are prone to flooding or excessive moisture, as this can affect the sanitation system and cleanliness. A dry, elevated area is ideal for placement, ensuring that the unit remains functional and sanitary.

7. Consider Privacy

When placing portable toilets, especially at public events, it's important to ensure that users have privacy. Consider placing the toilets in a secluded or screened-off area to give users the comfort of personal space while maintaining convenience.

8. Spacing Between Units

In high-traffic areas, ensure there are enough portable toilets to accommodate the crowd. As a rule of thumb, provide at least one portable toilet for every 50-100 people at events. Maintain adequate spacing between units to prevent overcrowding and ensure a pleasant experience.

9. Signage and Instructions

Clear signage should be placed around the portable toilet to guide users. Additionally, ensure that maintenance instructions, cleaning schedules, and safety guidelines are visible for users and staff to follow.

10. Regular Maintenance Access

Ensure that portable toilets are easily accessible for cleaning and waste removal. Units should be positioned in a way that cleaning staff can regularly service them without difficulty, maintaining a high level of hygiene throughout the event or work period.

In Summary:

Proper placement of portable toilets is crucial for ensuring a hygienic and comfortable experience for users. Companies like Poly Capital, a leading portable toilet manufacturer and Water Tank Manufacturer in Kerala, offer high-quality portable toilets equipped with efficient waste management and water systems. By following best practices for placement, such as accessibility, privacy, and hygiene, you can ensure that portable toilets meet the needs of users effectively.

[jaidonschool]

72 hr turn around: Pave Power

Wednesday, a client called needing their site rebuilt. Today @stu_part and I finished it. 72 hours and their problem solved!

[productized]

This is me checking if I can share about the product that I have recently built. Hyperly, your Linkedin growth tool!

[joseph1107sblog]

National Museum of Fine Arts in Cuba

[andrecasal]

How to reach a wide audience on social media

If you're new here, I'm André, a tech entrepreneur and founder of LaunchFast, a stack designed to help web developers significantly speed up their project development time. I post daily updates on my journey and progress.

Almost every day I share my journey in public. I do this on 24 different platforms. Here's how you can do it too:

Write an article in Markdown

Open the 24 browser tabs at once

Copy and paste the article into each tab

That's it! You're done. You've reached a wide audience on social media.

Here's my marketing tab:

And here's how you can open all the websites with one click:

Keep in mind that some of those, like the Smashing Magazine, aren't meant for daily shares but for in-depth web dev article submittions. But I like to keep them there to remind me to submit them!

I do go the extra mile and use invideo.io to create a video version of the article. It's the same process: copy and paste the article and it will spit out a video for you. I then download the video from invideo.io and upload it to Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts. Funny enough, the short videos get a lot of impressions (around 600 each).

"Sure André, but what did you do today? Where's the progress report?!"

Ah, right. To contexualize, I've decided to work on improving my landing page until I reach a 10%+ conversion rate, because being a tech entrepreneur, marketing has always been my Achiles heel. So here's the plan:

Improve the landing page until I reach a 10%+ conversion rate

Create a marketing strategy that I can implement in 2h/day

Improve the product

Growth hacking strategies

So here's what got done today:

Figured out what to insert on that green area of the hero for the landing page

As you know, the above the fold section of a landing page is extremely important. And the image much more so, because we process images considerably faster than text. So that visual (whether it is an image, video or an animation), needs to trigger immediate engagement and an emotional response, while reinforcing the product’s core value proposition. It's a bit of a tall order. But it's well worth the effort.

So today I've spent the entire day coming up with ideas and rating them based on that criteria and I settled on a "Commit & Push" simulation, so that web developers can feel how it is to push code to production with LaunchFast: ESLint, TypeScript, Vitest, and Playwright run and the code is deployed to production.

The difference between this visual being crappy or impactful depends on the execution and attention to details of the animation. So that's what I'm going to be doing tomorrow.

And that's it for today folks! I hope you enjoyed this one, cheers and have a great rest of your week! 👋

[fanalarm]

Tried to pivot and create a chrome extension for fans to have access to robots to buy tickets that way actual fans get access to tickets and have a fighting chance

I started learning how to create a chrome extension and integrate it with selenium only to find out that this is illegal.

Made sure to ask a friend with a legal background

And we’re back to square one

I guess I just don’t have the confidence in FanAlarm and thought it would be best to pivot to a better idea a more simple product easier to deploy not as many dependencies

But got shot down before I was even able to publish it

[42loops-blog-blog]

My weekly wrap-up

index 5

[xuniahq]

update - -

hey everyone !

sono here

this week were rolling out our guide and steps to help new beginners understand web 3 and blockchain technology

click the link above and discover more

be sure to join the discord here

become xunian ;D

[rechu]

https://www.capitalpolymer.com/about-us/