Honestly having a collection of photos on this site that backlogs this far back would be incredible. Not just saying that because I built it (but I also because I built it)
I had some trouble earlier with people uploading dumb images, so in order to upload images now, you need to verify your email address. There should be messaging at the bottom of the screen and I probably need to make that design clearer.
I'm not, I completely overlooked this :/ I'm adding this to the upload form now and I guess will have to go through and manually remove everyones exif data. Thanks for raising this.
These are great suggestions, thank you and it's exactly what I've posted it for tbh - It feels like this project could have endless possibilities but I also want to know what others care about too.
My next steps (I posted below but happy to post here too)
- Multiple image upload support
- Like setups
- Build collections out of setups
- Search (tags, product names, setup titles etc)
- Tagging products on setups (like how Facebook does but you know, respect peoples data etc)
I think after that or even during, I'll need to definitely come up with a more structured roadmap.
Thanks! It started as a conversation between a friend mostly off the back off /r/battlestations and how I'd love to be able to see more of peoples setups.
Initial steps where just to throw something together to allow people to upload multiple setups and view others.
Next steps on the roadmap
- Multiple image upload support
- Like setups
- Build collections out of setups
- Search (tags, product names, setup titles etc)
- Tagging products on setups (like how Facebook does but you know, respect peoples data etc)
Later later steps would probably be allowing the user to build collections out of popular products that get uploaded.
It really does! It's massively inspired by that subreddit and /r/macsetups too. I wanted to create this to hopefully fill the gaps a little when talking about your setup in detail. It's a very early Alpha so it isn't very feature rich but planning to build on this more in the future.
I landed my first job with a semi-popular CSS grid system. Funny enough they didn't want to use it they just liked the branding and design of the docs.