Not sure if this headline is 100% accurate. oAuth for apps that have already passed Login Submission is still functioning. For example, new users to an app that is already in the FB app ecosystem can still create accounts via oAuth.
However, apps that request scopes like "user_friends" or "pages_messaging" [1] may error out during authentication.
ToneDen is a platform to connect artists directly to their fans online. Today we help over 120k creators grow their audiences. We've built technology for thousands of establishments in the music industry to understand and better reach their fans. We're helping millions of fans stay connected with the artists they love.
We're an engineering focused team out of UC Berkeley that has a diverse background from informatics to big data. We've just recently raised a size-able seed round and found ourselves in a beautiful office right in downtown Berkeley. Our investors include notable angels, two leading seed funds, and Stanford University.
Our stack is JS front to back. We run Node on the backend and React/Flux on the frontend. We build fast, release features every week, and love giving stuff back to the community through open source projects like our player (https://github.com/ToneDen/toneden-sdk).
We'd love to talk to you if you share a love for music, get excited about working with cutting-edge web tech (WebPack, React, Flux, etc.), and want to design and build something that millions love to use every day.
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More specifically, we are able to automate combinatorial gene assembly straight from a web app interfacing with a TECAN microfluidic liquid handling robot.
Here's a proof of concept with a simulator, but I've tested this in a live enviornment.
Pretty cool site man. We launched an customizable SoundCloud player that could fit in pretty nicely here. We even have a player skin that would match your color scheme :)
Eventually we want to be agnostic to any streaming service out there today. Right now, we believe SoundCloud is doing streaming the best by allowing people to easily publish and share their music. However, we have plans on implementing support for tracks from other sources like Bandcamp, Mixcloud, and YouTube.
Functionality for including tracks locally on the server is there also, but we need to modify the API for this a little.
This is not evident on our demo but we've engineered the ability for you to get waveform data and visualize that as you like. Right now we visualize equalizer data but it would be trivial to create a visualization for realtime waveforms etc..
I think what we are thinking of is making volume control an optional parameter to enable/disable. That way we can give the embedder the ability to control that experience for the listener. Thoughts?
Ouch. We didn't have a Linux machine around to test that case but we will definitely look into it. Right now Chrome is the best supported for our player.