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Tindie Dog Park
A place for Tindie sellers and the community
to meet and stretch their legs
A place for Tindie sellers and the community
to meet and stretch their legs
Tindie will have a booth in the Maker Pavilion, in Zone 3, Booth 3121.
We're looking for sellers who would like to stop by for an hour or so on Saturday or Sunday to demo their products or a project they've made. We'd also love to see projects made with Tindie parts from the community.
If you're interested, let us know ASAP at hello@tindie.com so we can arrange passes.
Event details: https://hackaday.io/event/27258-tindie-at-world-maker-faire-new-york
Hope to see you there!
Congrats to @Nick Sayer, @Radomir Dopieralski, and @Radu Motisan for making it to the Best Product finals. Read about it on the Tindie Blog:
http://blog.tindie.com/2017/08/prize-best-product-finalists-tindie/
Read more »If you 'Sign in via Hackaday.io' when you log in to Tindie.com, your accounts will be linked.
When you go to list your product, you'll see a dropdown where you can select one of Hackaday.io projects and the description and some other info will be pulled in to the Tindie listing.
You still have to upload appropriate images, and set the quantity and pricing, but it should make things easier.
If you have any feedback join us in the project chat or email hello@tindie.com
Help us find you and other awesome hardware at DEFCON. Join # HARDWARE HUNTING AT DEFCON 25 to post details and we'll try and find you. We'll be in Vegas from 27-31 July.
We're doing it again! This week's #Hack Chat is Making Electronics for Education this Friday July 21.
Honored to have AnnMarie Thomas, creator of Squishy Circuits and director of the Playful Learning Lab, as our guest. This will be a great one for @Tindie Sellers who are creating hardware or kits for education or are thinking about it.
[Update] The transcript is now available here: https://hackaday.io/event/25924-making-electronics-for-education/log/63667-making-electronics-for-education-hackchat-transcript
Discuss purple PCBs and more with Dan Sheadel & Drew Fustini on June the 23rd.
More details: https://hackaday.io/event/25499-pcb-hack-chat-with-osh-park
This Hack Chat is part of a collaboration between Hackaday & Tindie to bring content and events that encourage engineers and inventors to prototype and bring their ideas to market.
Tindie sellers can also get a $25 off code for OSH Park. Get in touch with hello@tindie.com with a link to your store.
It’s Maker Faire this weekend and Tindie is excited to be there with Hackaday and the Supplyframe team.
Head over to Tindie’s booth (RW22) in the ‘Maker to Market’ Pavillion in Zone 7 to say ‘Hi’ to me ( @Jasmine) @Shulie, @Jordan, @Rich, and Gerrit Coetzee. You may even be able to catch @Mike Szczys and @Chris Gammell.
Read more on the Tindie Blog.
The transcript is available here.
All transcripts for TindieChats will be on the event page:
Tuesday May 2nd @ 1pm PT. Join this project to take part.
Some sellers test their ideas on Tindie and build up to doing a crowd funding campaign, or complete a campaign and then come over to Tindie to sell excess inventory or second runs. Either way, there's a lot of great options for bringing your project to market.
We've got @Zach Dunham joining us for May's TindieChat. He's the Design & Technology Outreach Lead at Kickstarter and has a background in hardware and audio arts. He'd love to hear your experiences and can answer any questions that you might have about launching a campaign.
Also, @Jasmine Brackett from Tindie will be the host and can also provide advice for anyone wondering what to do after their campaigns and selling on TIndie.
Maybe you've had an incredibly successful campaign and have advice for others? We'd love to hear your tips in this TIndieChat!
You can post questions in advance on this doc. They can be for Zach, the Tindie Team, or the community in general.
Tindie seller @Spencer is starting a monthly meetup in Nottingham. We're sure it will be a fantastic opportunity for hardware entrepreneurs and maker types in the area to share ideas over a beer or two.
What: Nottingham Hardware Meetup
Where: Malt Cross, 16 Saint James's Street, Nottingham
When: Tue, March 14, 2017. 7:30 PM – 10:30 PM GMT
Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nottinghams-first-monthly-hardware-meetup-tickets-32241135103
Description from the eventbrite page:
If the answer to any of those questions is yes, then why not come along to Nottinghams first Monthly Hardware Meetup on 14th March at the Malt Cross! Bring along your favorite project/hack/kit, some interesting stories that non-hardware types find boring, and a few quid for some of the awesome real ales that the Malt Cross has to offer.
We've got an upstairs section of this wonderful Victorian Music Hall reserved from 7:30pm, so grab yourself a pint and wander up. You might also want to check out the fantastic menu too.
The event is completely free to attend (excluding beer or food!), but I've chosen to list it on Eventbrite so that I've got an idea of how many people to expect, and also putting all this info in a 140 character tweet is just not going to work out well!
Quite a lot of good stuff coming out on Tindie! Nice to see things like the opt-isolator FTDI board. Can save killing your PC when connecting to a Sonoff
The #Portable environmental monitor , finalist in HaD Prize 2015 was completed recently, after intense development. I would love to have it listed on Tindie, and join your "Awesome Projects on Tindie" list!
If you're in/near NYC, then check out the Hackaday Demo Night Jan 23rd.
https://hackaday.io/event/19398-hackaday-nyc-january-demo-night
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Check out @MickMake's weekly electronics roundup. Several Tindie items featured including ones from @kodera2t and @Kris Winer (Tindie part starts at 8m25s).