3 posts tagged with "Webhooks"

In order of usage frequency:

1. Resilio Active Everywhere 📡 - Distributing data made easy, sync solution that packs a punch.
2. MinIO 🦩 - open-source object storage server written in Go, designed for private cloud infrastructure.
3. Kiri Engine 🗿 - Incredible photogrametry and LiDAR scanning from your phone.
4. Rustdesk 🖥️ - Remote Desktop written in Rust.
5. Markdown Here Ⓜ️ - Markdown plugin for Thuderbird email client.
6. Tailscale 🛜 - Modern, cross-platform and FOSS VPN mesh tool.
7. Comfy UI 🎨 - Interface for generating images with AI.
8. Invoice Ninja 🥷 - Snappy, well designed FOSS invoicing program.
9. JuiceFS ♾️ - FOSS application to mount cloud storage locally. Importantly works with MinIO as well as S3 for AWS Deadline Cloud.
10. OBS 📺 - High performance real-time video capturing.

Honorable mentions (🦃Turnkey🔑 platforms):

• Arch Platform Technologies 🏛️ - Intensely configurable cloud workstations designed for VFX.
• [Re]design Artst Anywhere 🌎 - Cloud solution for workstations with Flow PTR integrations.
• Studio Monkey 🐒 - Tools for managing productions.

I overhauled the status workflow here at Baked Studios. I thought I’d share for those curious about how some studios manage statuses. We’ve linked Version statuses to Task statuses to Shot Statuses. The thinking behind this is as follows: Shot Statuses are an overview status — used for clients and producers. Task statuses are used by Coordinators and Artists to communicate well, task status, and then version statuses are used mainly for the review process by Artists and Supervisors. Since people bid shots, track tasks, and review versions — this all seems to make sense to me.

Often, you'll find that the status of a task is contingent on the status of a version linked to that task. And the status of a shot, contingent on the statuse of a task linked to that shot. So we linked everything up using SG's webhooks interface and a service hosted on firebase. Here's the general mapping we use with some categories to help make sense of things:

🤖Here's the full repo for the webhooks service👾

In order of usage frequency:

1. Arc 🎨 - A creative new take on the web browser
2. Thunderbird 🐦 - Lightweight, configurable email client - free and open-source from Mozilla
3. BitWarden 🔐 - Modern, cross-platform and open-source password/secrets manager
4. Bear 🐻 - Note taking and documentation writing markdown App
5. Zed 🔳 - Open source high performance GPU accelerated collaborative code editor
6. Suite 🚀 - Mounted cloud storage at lightning speeds
7. Parallels ‼️ - Local VMs and cross platform integrations on your mac
8. Signal 🛜 - WhatsApp substitute - letting me get away from meta in 2025
9. MASV 🛸 - Lightweight, well designed file share platform for sending massive files (slack integration ++)
10. Spacedrive 🪐 - A promising cross-platform file manager that packs a huge punch

Honorable mentions:

• Compressor 🗜️ - Apple’s Media Encoder - allowed me to leave adobe in 2024
• Pixelmator Pro 🖌️ - Photoshop/Illustrator replacement - also let me leave adobe in 2024
• ChatGPT 🤖 - LLM AI who’s lovely to talk to - but the app needs much more love
• DaVinci Resolve 🖲️ - Not new to most people - but this also allowed me to leave adobe in 2024 - deserves a mention just for that
• DaisyDisk 🌼 - Awesome graphical disk space utility for Mac (late to the game on sunburst diagrams)