Someone else announced their new rails site earlier today and it just so
happens I’m also excited to be launching my first one and wanted to help
spread the word. Please forgive me, I don’t mean to spam. It’s
being
“launched” tomorrow at the Demo 2006 conference. (see: http://demo.com)
Basically it’s a TV Listings website with a few twists such as:
Realtime ajax chat rooms that connect you to other people that are
also
watching the show you’re watching. (ie. if the show is also on right
now in
their schedule. Click on any show that is on right now then the TV Room
button) Realtime show ratings to express how you feel about the show at
any
time which is then plotted on a line graph using the Gruff Graphing
Library.
Personalized lineups which you can subscribe to via RSS which gives
you a
daily list of shows that are on today. Click here to see mine: http://evoketv.com/user/tony/lineup
Cool idea! Thanks for posting it. A little feedback (after my 5 minutes
perusing the site):
I couldn’t figure out what ‘My Programs’ did for me. Can I add my
favorite shows to it?
UI as whole is very “engineer” looking - it could use a make over by
a slick graphic artist. I’ll plug my own company here: www.kinetictheoryinc.com. Give us a call
Most impressive feature: The TV show info that shows up in the right
hand side. Informative, nice AJAX style loading, and cool.
I couldn’t figure out what ‘My Programs’ did for me. Can I add my
favorite shows to it?
Yeah that isn’t very clear, I added that paragraph to try to explain it.
Basically as you click on shows, you’ll see star ratings in the yellow
box.
Give a show a star rating and it will show up under My Programs.
UI as whole is very “engineer” looking - it could use a make over by
That would be because it was designed by an engineer, namely me.
Like I
said, the interface needs some love. Hopeing to get some interest going
and
some cash and the first thing I’m pushing for is to get a real graphic
designer.
Good luck with it!
Thanks!
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