At BuzzFeed, the development process included deploying new revisions of the site nearly every day, if not more than once a day. This meant that mistakes could slip through onto the live site. The problem is that the only way … Continue reading →

This project was created during the fall HackNY 24 hour student hackathon. It is a game where you dodge ads represented as obstacles. When you hit an ad, you are redirected to it and forced to view it. Press space … Continue reading →

Twitter Forecast strives to predict the weather based on tweets. The webapp determines your approximate location and finds recent tweets related to the weather around your location. It then presents the tweets to the user using the geolocation data attached … Continue reading →

Forum is a non-linear approach to group chats. Instead of limiting the conversation to a single list of chat messages, users are given the ability to branch messages into multiple chat lists. When a message is branched into a new … Continue reading →

GigaGive is our entry to the DonorsChoose Hacking Education contest. We created a visualization of the donation data provided by Donors Choose. The blue arrows represent the money flowing from donor to recipient. When a star appears on the map, … Continue reading →