Saalik L.

Commented on Ideas for Utilizing Tightknit Member Webhook Featu...·Posted inFeedback

Saalik L.

Amazing, thanks Zach H.!

Commented on Ideas for Utilizing Tightknit Member Webhook Featu...·Posted inFeedback

Saalik L.

This would be cool for us since we're developing interactive experiences that benefit from reactive updates:

show an animation and message "___ just joined the community!" message on an interactive mural
update visual states on a attendee's profile to highlight that they are a community member (think for an attendee directory in a conference app/website)
incorporation into an immersive experience or game that has a community membership tie-in

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Saalik L.

Future Tightknit Endpoints for Enhanced Member Profiles?

Hi y'all! Will Tightknit have an endpoint or two around member profiles in the future? Enriching member profiles with Tightknit data + putting together a custom directory page would be awesome

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Commented on Exciting Innovations Built on Tightknit's API and...·Posted inBest Practices

Saalik L.

That's the idea! Make it feel like a customized experience and maybe even give existing community members some superpowers/extra visibility so that others want to join the community too

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Saalik L.

Exciting Innovations Built on Tightknit's API and Custom UIs!

We've been building some fun things on top of Tightknit's API and wanted to share! We've got a demo events page (with all the data being pulled directly from Slack+Tightknit). We're working on some mobile experiences too, the video's one of a conference app design. Tightknit's site is so powerful out of the box, but building custom UIs on top of its data is another level. If you wanna brainstorm ideas, DM me! And if these are interesting, I'll share other cool stuff we're building in the future!

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Commented on Introducing a Ruby Gem for the Tightknit API: Cont...·Posted inDevelopers

Saalik L.

Our demo site's code is now squeaky clean 😁

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Saalik L.

Introducing a Ruby Gem for the Tightknit API: Contributions Welcome!

Hey there devs! If anyone else loves working with Ruby as much as I do, I've created a gem for the Tightknit API. Starting out, it supports getting multiple or a single CommunityEvent. But I'll continue adding endpoints and improving the docs so that it gets increasingly easy to integrate Tightknit into Ruby apps! https://github.com/Lok-Bros/tightknit Contributions are welcome, let's collaborate! Happy building! 💎

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