Archive & Record Appmaker (and other tools?)

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Overview

With the shutdown or evolution of many of our old tools, it'd be a shame to lose them as part of the MoFo story. In the interest of understanding where we came from, what challenges we embarked on and what impact we had: let's tell the story of each major, user-facing effort we embarked on. This is not a complete list, but I think is a fine place to start:

• Popcorn
• Appmaker
• Oldthimble
• X-ray goggles

Links

[simonwex]

Original overview from Luke:

We've recently shut down Appmaker 😢 and we don't really have a record of how it worked and what it did (other than maybe a video recorded from @simonwex's demo) - I think we should revive it on a local environment and create a screen-cast/recording of the major features and concepts so we can have it for future reference.

[simonwex]

Here's the video from the demo I gave. The voiceover I did live in the demo, and it seems to be gone from air.mozilla.org.

http://downloads.simonwex.com/R-for-remix.mp4

[simonwex]

Here's Merkley's TED talk on Popcorn: http://downloads.simonwex.com/grabs/RyanMerkley_2012G-480p.mp4

[brettgaylor]

We have better screencasts of popcorn than that.
On 19 Mar 2016 2:50 p.m., "Simon Wex" notifications@github.com wrote:

Here's Merkley's TED talk on Popcorn:
http://downloads.simonwex.com/grabs/RyanMerkley_2012G-480p.mp4

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[brettgaylor]

This is a pretty good popcorn maker tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wiqG8C6s1k

On Sat, Mar 19, 2016 at 3:27 PM, Brett Gaylor brett@mozillafoundation.org
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We have better screencasts of popcorn than that.
On 19 Mar 2016 2:50 p.m., "Simon Wex" notifications@github.com wrote:

Here's Merkley's TED talk on Popcorn:
http://downloads.simonwex.com/grabs/RyanMerkley_2012G-480p.mp4

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