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veni vidi vici
a #moviehackday story in three parts
veni
expectations
 Start a conversation
 Meet mad geniuses
 Write (a bit) of code
winning
Start a conversation 
Meet mad geniuses 
Write (a bit) of code
vidibus
  an open source toolkit for building
distributed (video) applications running
                 on ruby
鍖lmizer
A prototype movie social aggregator now
           looking for a pivot
鍖lmizer + vidibus
 a technology+business oriented
              approach
early critique makes better projects
        following agile & lean
brainstorming
    & storytelling
this is how we spent the morning and
         part of the afternoon
vidi
looking for
    wow factor
user usage scenario
   business case
customer centric
does it solve a problem? YES/NO
 does it have a market? YES/NO
vici
Pandora for trailers
watch
            rate 財
            enjoy...
...a customized stream of trailers based
            on your ratings.
customer
       assumption
         People love trailers
 People watch trailers when they 鍖nd
                 them
A simple interface can increase casual
industry
      assumption
Trailer are free advertising for movie
             distributors...
      ...and free content for us
business
        assumption
A customized streaming channel can be
supported by advertising and affiliation
marketing
       assumption
Pandora for trailers is a simple and
attractive proposition. It may spread.
technological
       assumption
It can be a showcase of the potential of
            the MoviePilot API
status
           Scraping content
Accessing MoviePilot recommendation &
               IMDB API
 Setting up the playlist generator/user
                pro鍖ler
next steps
 your feedback
    a name
  an interface
  soft launch
Collect Analyze Learn
  Collect data from the live website
  Analyze usage patterns/revenue
               numbers
    Apply learning to the project
                then...
...start again!
    from veni
嗚
        thank you
     MoviePilot: wonderful hosts
Fellow Hackers: beautiful community
     Berlin: laid back+productive

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Codename veni vidi vici AKA a #moviehackday story in three parts by @matteoc @punkrats

  • 1. veni vidi vici a #moviehackday story in three parts
  • 3. expectations Start a conversation Meet mad geniuses Write (a bit) of code
  • 4. winning Start a conversation Meet mad geniuses Write (a bit) of code
  • 5. vidibus an open source toolkit for building distributed (video) applications running on ruby
  • 6. 鍖lmizer A prototype movie social aggregator now looking for a pivot
  • 7. 鍖lmizer + vidibus a technology+business oriented approach early critique makes better projects following agile & lean
  • 8. brainstorming & storytelling this is how we spent the morning and part of the afternoon
  • 10. looking for wow factor user usage scenario business case
  • 11. customer centric does it solve a problem? YES/NO does it have a market? YES/NO
  • 12. vici
  • 14. watch rate 財 enjoy... ...a customized stream of trailers based on your ratings.
  • 15. customer assumption People love trailers People watch trailers when they 鍖nd them A simple interface can increase casual
  • 16. industry assumption Trailer are free advertising for movie distributors... ...and free content for us
  • 17. business assumption A customized streaming channel can be supported by advertising and affiliation
  • 18. marketing assumption Pandora for trailers is a simple and attractive proposition. It may spread.
  • 19. technological assumption It can be a showcase of the potential of the MoviePilot API
  • 20. status Scraping content Accessing MoviePilot recommendation & IMDB API Setting up the playlist generator/user pro鍖ler
  • 21. next steps your feedback a name an interface soft launch
  • 22. Collect Analyze Learn Collect data from the live website Analyze usage patterns/revenue numbers Apply learning to the project then...
  • 23. ...start again! from veni
  • 24. thank you MoviePilot: wonderful hosts Fellow Hackers: beautiful community Berlin: laid back+productive

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