Life Hacks + Ziggeo Hacks
Bizzeo at Ziggeo
We've been busy this month launching Twitter and Tumblr embeds, a customizable dashboard, a Ziggeo certificates program, a JavaScript custom compilation, audio transcription as subtitles, a timelineand roadmap. Read more about these releases below. But first... check out a few of our favorite life hacks.
Life Hacks
From Oliver:
Ziggeo Hacks
Twitter and Tumblr Embeds
Ziggeo’s technology can now be embedded into both Twitter and Tumblr. That’s just two of our new oEmbed supported services.
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Customizable Dashboard
Want your dashboard to show a particular view? Not be bogged down by extraneous information? You can now customize your personal Ziggeo dashboard.
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Ziggeo Certification
Want to become a Ziggeo-certified engineer? We’ve now launched a Ziggeo certification program for those proficient in Ziggeo’s technology. Apply to earn a Ziggeo certification badge.
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JavaScript Custom Compile
Bundle BetaJS and Ziggeo on your own via our new compilation script. You’ll be able to inject additional javascript layers or remove parts you don’t need.
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Audio Transcription as Subtitles
Ziggeo’s video player now supports subtitles via automatic transcription. Videos can be automatically transcribed into text, with text showing up as subtitles within the player.
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Timeline
Curious about Ziggeo's milestones and achievements over the years? Check them out.
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Roadmap
Want to hear which features are coming up on Ziggeo’s roadmap? We've got you covered.
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- Do Not Pick Up: I finally found a way to avoid those annoying sales calls — I’ve programmed my phone to flash a “Do Not Pick Up” message for any numbers I don’t want to deal with. Mom, don’t worry, you’re not on that list.
- Busted: I thought I was so clever wearing headphones on flights, nodding to imaginary music to avoid speaking to my seatmates. That is, until one time, my seatmate spotted a dangling cord and suggested I might first want to plug in my headphones. Busted.
- Carry-on only: Three weeks touring Southeast Asia — a week-long ski trip to Europe — any trip I take nowadays: all carry-on only. Saved myself endless torment with not having to worry about lost bags. Yes, it is possible.
- Demonstrating? I was reminded of this hack at the recent March for Our Lives. If you're planning on demonstrating, ditch any bags (which may be searched) and take a jacket with huge pockets that zip. You can stash all your belongings there, even clothes for an overnight (I did that for the Women's March in D.C.)
