Hooks. Get desktop notifications with Javascript.
9 years ago from David Hoogland, Founder / Designer Moonbase Co.
Have to post the url like this cause it's not recognized as a valid url.
9 years ago from David Hoogland, Founder / Designer Moonbase Co.
Have to post the url like this cause it's not recognized as a valid url.
"Free version pushes notifications about the song Baby by Justin Bieber every 30 minutes."
Brilliant.
Honestly, this made me laugh so hard that I almost bought it instantly, despite having no current need for it.
Take note, service creators!
Cheers, Tom. The free version was a no brainer. :)
I call this a perk
Ha! It works. But you'll grow tired of it ;)
Hi there,
I'm the developer of Hooks.
I'm glad you like the terms of the free version, I doubt anyone would like it, beside Felix Terpstra!
Hooks is a MVP. Although I don't like MVP's, but it really is atm. I'm currently developing Hooks 1.1 , which contains a lot of requested features. Here are some:
Charlie Hield, Zack Bloom and Walter Franchetti already contributed to make Hooks work with Javascript, node.js, cURL and Swift. That's awesome!
Just let me know what else is missing and I'll consider it as an option to implement.
So glad you all seem to like it. :)
Any chance of a Ruby gem?
Not a Gem, but you can use plain Ruby to easily send a Hooks, here's a demo.
Saw this on product hunt yesterday and I have to say that it looks really neat. I'm probably not part of the target customer base, but I can see the appeal. Also, kickass url.
Fortunately, .com was taken. :)
I made some wrappers if you want to call Hooks from PHP / Pyhton / Swift.
I can't state it enough, but great freakin' job on the contribution. Mad props.
If you use Pushbullet already, you can set up your own notification system.
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