Pleygo
Subscription LEGO service.
Pleygo launched on February 22, 2014 with 125 votes, #55 of 1,100 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 12 years on.
What it does
We make it easy for you as a mobile game creator, developer or publisher to bring your games to the web, unlocking new growth and a cross-platform experience!
Take your mobile game cross-platform to expand your reach, increase playtime and grow revenue with a web playable on Pley. Launch your game on web with everything needed to run, grow, and monetise your game in all web browsers. Distribute on multiple web gaming channels to reach millions of players without extra integration, release, or maintenance work. Get the toolchain needed to port and operate your mobile game on web without changing workflows or hiring a dedicated web team. SDK and documented APIs to migrate and maintain your mobile game on web. Continuously updated to stay up-to-date with the ever-changing browser landscape. No need to hire a web team — Pley’s platform does the work…from pley.com
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Life & fun · 2014 · github.com
- JL
http://instantclick.io/ It seems the internet architecture won't bring us instant websites anytime soon. So here is a hack. I released this JS library last month (today is version 2.0 release, fixing v1.0's rough edges), it makes use of HTML5's pushState and preloading to make a website instant. It works like this: before clicking on a link, you'll hover over it. And there's a delay of 200-300 ms between these two events. InstantClick uses this delay to preload a page, when you click on a link it will display instantly in most case. (You can test on the website.) That's…
Life & fun · 2014
- IR
For a while, I had this idea of redesigning Microsoft employee badges for a modern and neat look. So I spared a few hours this weekend. It’s over a year Microsoft has started to rebrand itself, starting from its logo to a brand new looking OS, from campus shuttles to direction signs on the cam
Life & fun · 2014 · alp.im
