• Host on gh-pages.
• Use abstract state router?
• Make a few easier levels, then a few harder levels.
• If they lose, maybe give an obvious large example of what to look for.
• When they win, tell them that they'll now see this on unprofessional websites, and that they must use svg or png in the future.

Maybe the early levels are jpg vs png/svg, and the later levels are resized png vs png/svg. Resized pictures are annoying too...

On my machine, npm builds are broken. This started when I installed MSVS 2015 for work. As I'm not planning to use MSVS 2015 for work anymore, I should be able to uninstall all versions of MSVS, and follow these instructions. Or just uninstall 2015 and repair-install 2010 like I did before. Or try the python solution that I don't yet understand.

Make a search and replace program that fixes the badges in my npm package repositories.

Add compact or mini npm badges from https://nodei.co, e.g.

All my travis builds that relied on browsers, are now broken.

• supported-audio
• convert-and-seed-audio - wrtc build error
• sox-bin #2
• tape-results #5

https://travis-ci.org/ArtskydJ

Add sudo: false to .travis.yml files.

Probably a search and replace.

http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/workers/container-based-infrastructure/

Make sure that the install section in my readmes all point to https://nodejs.org/en/download/

Switch all my projects to the MIT license; package.json and readme.md.

I think lots of my modules have the author field messed up in the package.json.

From this file: https://github.com/coding-in-the-wild/just-login-session-state/blob/master/test/helpers/assertAsyncError.js

Think of a name first. async-catch is already taken.

Make a repo, add a bunch of tests, write good docs.

Then add it to jlss.

User visits site, e.g. http://wzrdisc.josephdykstra.com, they type in a module (or a git url?), and submit it to the server.

The server has to do:

var browserify = require('browserify')
var open = require('opener')
var disc = require('disc')
var npm = require('npm')

// figure out if you have the latest already cached
// npm install whatever here

browserify(input, { fullPaths: true })
  .bundle()
  .pipe(disc())
  .pipe(cache(input))
  .pipe(res)
  .on('close', function () {
    // rm module to save space?
  })

http://adventofcode.com/

42/50 so far...

All my travis-tested modules should have node 4 enabled, and iojs disabled.

Leave node 0.10 enabled.

Remove dependency badges from https://david-dm.org

Related #1

Probably only the more popular repos. Otherwise it's not worth the time.

Using https://github.com/leesei/node-comics-feed to make a service on my vps that hosts comic feeds.

The domain could be an issue, I might have to use the IP address + port. But if it proves to work well, I could buy a domain.

For now, I could do:

• dilbert
• dilbert classics
• calvin and hobbes
• garfield
• peanuts or peanuts begins (peanuts begins is a colorized version of peanuts)
• foxtrot
• pearls before swine

Hypothetically, if you've got one or two working, you've got them all working.

Maybe there is an api for this? Probably easier to just open 'em all up and click teh buttons...

Make a logo like my current J logo that is more concise, clean, and lends itself to svg. Perhaps I can import the J into inkscape, and make a basic painted-sky background.

High-priority issues...

• fix native npm builds [Done]
• debouncer demo [Done]
• update deps [Done]
• noddity post order

• josephdykstra.com _{github deps devDeps}
• just-login-debouncer _{github deps devDeps}
• ns-elapsed _{github deps devDeps}
• tab-emitter _{github deps devDeps}