Someone made a video on how to use Chatlr. I’m counting this as my fifteen minutes of fame. It’s all downhill from here.
wallacepolsom
Peter Solarz

No title available
Sweet Seals For You, Always
KIROKAZE
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
trying on a metaphor
Not today Justin

pixel skylines

roma★

blake kathryn
Game of Thrones Daily
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
No title available

Product Placement
Three Goblin Art
we're not kids anymore.

@theartofmadeline

Love Begins

seen from United States
seen from Argentina
seen from Brazil
seen from Netherlands

seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from United States

seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from Chile

seen from United States

seen from United States

seen from Bahrain

seen from Argentina

seen from Netherlands
seen from United Kingdom

seen from United States
@chatlr
Someone made a video on how to use Chatlr. I’m counting this as my fifteen minutes of fame. It’s all downhill from here.
I keep getting accused of spamming or whatever, when all I'm trying to do is use the app to talk with ONE person, a mutual follower!
Don't let people accuse you of anything. Chatlr has no authority. It is for you to forge your dreams of Tumblr chatting.
I received an email from a Chatlr user and I thought I'd share.
I briefly used Chatlr over a year ago, and was impressed by it, in terms of how well it worked and the amount of users on. I'm not trying to sound facetious here, but what happened? Do you know why so many users have stopped using it? It's kind of interesting how users all flock to one product, make it uber popular, and then it just dies down, at no fault of the developers. This has happened with several mobile apps, too. It might be interesting to publish any user data you had, to see if the users gradually came/went away, or flocked there (ie highest number of connected users a day, or something).
The success of Chatlr hinged on Tumblr awareness. If I were to provide an infographic, you'd see a series of peaks and valleys all correlating to groups of Tumblr blogs based on country. I think it started with the United States, then Italy, then Mexico, then Chile, etc. Each previous country group seemed to complain about the new group and the cycle would continue. It was fun to watch.
I think if anything, I released Chatlr with too many performance issues so any initial popularity was sort of destroyed when it would crash hourly. Now I just keep it running because it is a fun project and the only way I actively keep up with Node.JS.
I tend to flock towards projects that leech off of other people's APIs and platforms. I've additionally made a YouTube mixtape, an emerging charts app for SXSW, and a FourSquare Pokemon project, all with varying degrees of success, but they all relied on another API. It's just fun to play with other people's data.
Chatlr could perhaps be in the dashboard, would be better and easier.
You speak of dreams where Chatlr is an official part of Tumblr yet she is just a rogue service in the forest of hope.
Chatlr Mobile Hotfix
Chatlr has been fixed for iOS devices in Safari and Chrome. I've disabled a horrible Javascript Scrollbar solution in favor of default browser behaviors and some CSS3 webkit:
overflow: scroll; -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch;
can you put the room "chile" like a special just like "follow back"? i know that isn't the most used, but always the chilean have to create a new room called chile cause when there's nobady the room is deleted
Of course. Chile is now starred.
I have tried this today, but it only worked for about ten minutes and then sayd Oh, chatlr died! What happened?!
(Un)fortunately, Chatlr has suddenly become very popular again and the servers are under a lot of load. Sadly, since Chatlr is a pet project, it simply doesn't have the kind of revenue to afford better servers as it's already taking a loss.
I would like to know where can I see all the chatrooms
All public chatrooms are listed on the lower left side of chatlr.com while chatting. We are working to correct display issues in mobile devices.
can you explain the private rooms or send me a link if the question has been answered. I get how to create them but once you click out of them you can't get back in. how do other people get into the private room as well. will notifications pop up not to show how many are on chatlr but when there is a new msg if you go to a new window?
Private and Non Favorite Public rooms are ephemeral and exist as long as someone is in there. If you want to go back in, simply "Create" the room again and you can enter it.
Hello, as you can see for days I think the room "Chile" by which was filled up to 150 people in line that collapsed that good that arrangement, my question is how to convert a room or go out with favorite star?
It is up to Chatlr admins to favorite popular rooms. If you see a room becoming popular, feel free to Ask Chatlr and an admin will possibly favorite the room.
Sorry. We had the wrong version of Chatlr running for a few days because we were off working on new projects and stopped dating Chatlr exclusively. Sorry, Chatlr.
In preparation for an extreme coding weekend where we will be creating a Tumblr game, we whipped up documentation on how to setup Chatlr from scratch as a primer for friends on all the essentials.
If you have basic programming knowledge, we encourage you to try it for yourself and let us know if the documentation is concise and functional. The documentation goes through each step and everything can be done from a modern browser. No software, no servers, and no cash are needed!
Check it out on Google Docs!
Extreme Coding A Tumblr Game
A few friends and I are planning to extreme code a Tumblr game over a weekend, but we seem to be lacking anyone decent at sprites / assets. Since this will be a browser based, open source, Tumblr authenticated web game, I thought I’d make a call out to see if anyone would lend their sprite skills to the weekend.
It’s all very loose and in the drunken brainstorming stage, but we’d probably even except a prepackaged library of sprites from any great Tumblr artist out there. We’ll be randomly picking the concept of the game the day before, but it will be powered of the Socket.IO / MongoDB Chatlr system.
If anyone is intrigued, drop me a fan mail or ask box.
Chatlr 3.0 Launched!
We've added a laundry list of new features, including:
Create public or private rooms.
Whisper to people by typing "@kevinnuut: hello friend".
Use the up arrow while typing to pull up old whispers.
Click a user in sidebar to pull up actions like whisper and ignore.
Click your name in sidebar to pull up settings.
Change the theme from dark to light.
Change the layout to mobile or desktop.
New formatting tricks:
Use asterisks to bold something *like this*.
Use underscores to italicize something _like this_.
Type "/me went to the mall" to perform an action.
Additionally, on the backend:
Chatlr is now running on MongoDB!
Rooms are saved, even if the server crashes.
Mods can feature any room at any time.
Admins can mod people at any time.
We hope you enjoy some of the new features. The code has been rewritten into organizational chunks for quicker feature additions. We will soon be adding room specific mods, and will start deploying Chatlr as a widget for your Tumblr.
SocketIOAuth
We separated out our SocketIO and OAuth logic into it's own module, which we have started using across multiple projects. If you are looking to get into some simple websocket fun, check it out and learn with us as we learn.
https://github.com/DRDIO/socketioauth
We'll updated it soon with an official NPM package and some test cases.
Thanks To Everyone For Testing!
I'm getting a bit tired but we appreciate everyone taking the time to reblog our stress test post and helping us test out features for the next Chatlr.
If you find an issue or want to keep track of current issues, be sure to check out our Git Hub Issues. You can also send us an Ask if you ever get stuck or cannot login. We look forward to everyone's feedback.
PS, it was great getting to use the new Tumblr 'Featured' feature.
Help Test The Next Chatlr.
For the next few hours we will be stress testing our latest Tumblr chat system. Come join in on the insanity and teenage angst before it ends!
dev.chatlr.com