by lionpixel on 8/16/18, 4:04 PM with 37 comments
by lionpixel on 8/16/18, 4:04 PM
my name is Basti, and I would like to showcase our project Buzzngo with you. Our system is running with RethinkDB under the hood and although the company behind it faded away we still think it's a nice tool to power real-time statistical analysis.
Our tests in Frankfurt, Berlin and Hamburg (Germany) were great collecting thousands of votes during a sunny day. Feel free to sign up if you want to start public polls in Germany/Europe in the near future.
Happy to hear your opinion!
Greetings Basti
by degenerate on 8/16/18, 4:59 PM
by honkycat on 8/16/18, 10:50 PM
Used rethinkdb for my start up. It is a curse.
by nbclark on 8/16/18, 6:19 PM
> RethinkDB is a wonderful db. Did you guys use Horizon on top for streaming? Or something custom? > Wonderful design asethetic
Seeing as you're based in Frankfurt, I'd recommend reaching out to events hosted locally as live polling is a pretty common ask.
by gitgud on 8/16/18, 10:48 PM
A cool idea would be to have hardware as an output too. I can imagine a political campaign wanting an LED screen with a live poll count.
by dillondoyle on 8/16/18, 11:33 PM
I'm wondering how you get background demo info on poll participants?
I think it could be interesting to think about using visual cues from video (gender, age) but what about info like is registered to vote or other demographic info.
I don't see example of the hardware but I'm guessing this is like those smiley face poll stations in that it just collects a simple response and doesn't collect say first, last, address, birthday etc?
by zengid on 8/16/18, 4:47 PM
by dyeje on 8/16/18, 5:51 PM
by djstein on 8/16/18, 5:55 PM
Maybe its so much text in one space, or maybe the cool animation in the background, or maybe just my tired eyes, but I'm having a bit of trouble focusing on what to read in the top section. I am not immediately faced with the value prop because there is so much content!
by koboll on 8/16/18, 5:21 PM
by pdappollonio on 8/16/18, 6:22 PM
by sergiotapia on 8/16/18, 5:27 PM
>Now, create a poll for that campaign. For example, "Donald Trump or Kanye West?"
>In our example, we could place the station near a university to get insights from academic people.