#makerbase

[shoresdevelopment]

Makerbase 3D printer board MKS controller V1.0 https://shores.rocks/stem-coding/product/makerbase-3d-printer-board-mks-controller-v1-0/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost

[shoresdevelopment]

Makerbase 3D printer board MKS controller V1.0 https://shores.rocks/stem-coding/product/makerbase-3d-printer-board-mks-controller-v1-0/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost

[matthewbogart]

(via Anil Dash, Makerbase - XOXO Festival (2015))

I filled out my profile. Have you?

[evantroxel]

Makerbase

I created a page on Makerbase which is a neat new site for people who make things on the internet:

Makerbase is a reference for anyone who's interested in apps and web sites and the people behind them. It's particularly valuable for makers and aspiring makers, helping everyone discover who creates technology and the ways they teamed up.

Anyone who makes things on the internet should be here on Makerbase.

I'm most interested in being able to follow people and being automatically notified when they make something new, and being able to notify people that follow me when I've created something new. I encourage you to get on there too if you've made something online.

You can follow me by going to this page.

[thinkupapp]

Drumroll: Introducing... Makerbase!

Anil and I have been working on a fun project for awhile now, and this month we finally got to unveil it to the world: Meet Makerbase.

Makerbase is a directory of apps and web sites and the people who make them. Think of it like IMDb, but for digital projects. And it’s 100% free to use, thanks to our fantastic sponsors.

Like Wikipedia, anybody can edit Makerbase, and it only takes a few seconds to list any projects you've created, or to find out who made the apps and sites you use every day. 

Go check it out, sign up, and add your favorite projects and makers now. Find out more on Makerbase’s about page, and see our collection of stories about building the site, Making Makerbase.

[ferbuer]

[whatfreshworkisthis-blog]

Digital products are made by people, people who often go uncredited for their work. Anil Dash and Gina Trapani have launched Makerbase to solve the issue of attribution and to help connect the people who make websites, apps, and podcasts with others to collaborate with or fund their next projects.