Six uses for Huffduffer
It’s so nice to see when someone else finds Huffduffer to be useful!
Link tags: huffduffer
69
UI Pattern: Natural Language Form
I only just found this article about those “mad libs” style forms that I started with Huffduffer.
Six uses for Huffduffer • The Pilcrow
I somehow missed this post from last year by Karin Taliga on different ways of using Huffduffer:
- As an Instapaper but for audio
- Listen to own recordings in a podcast player
- Create a podcast feed from youtube videos
- Gather your podcast guest appearances in one place
- Share a custom curated playlist
- Share supplemental material to an online course you have
LukeW | “Mad Libs” Style Form Increased Conversion by 25-40%
I was chatting with Rachel at work the other day about conversational forms, and I mentioned that I kicked that whole thing off with the mad libs style form on Huffduffer. Here’s the research that Luke later did on whether this style of form could increase conversion.
Friends Talk Frontend #26: Jeremy Keith (Part 1) on Huffduffer
Here’s the first part of a chat I had on Friends Talk Frontend about Resilient Web Design and Going Offline.
My Pod
Merlin mentioned this service on a recent podcast episode. If you have an Amazon Echo, you can authenticate with this service and then point it at an RSS feed …like your Huffduffer feed, for example. From then on, Alexa becomes a Huffduffer player.
Save Youtube Audio As A Podcast With Huffduffer | NickVegas
I love it when people explain Huffduffer better than I ever could.
Huffduffer is a free service that allows you to build a personalized audio feed. It’s kind of like a “read later” service but for audio.
Alex Langley’s Tech Chat Episode 14 - Has digital technology changed everything or has it changed nothing? on Huffduffer
Myself and Lizzie were on a local radio show, having a wide-ranging chat about technology, commenting on recent news stories. It was fun.
The Design Jones Episode Thirty One – Jeremy Keith on Huffduffer
I really enjoyed chatting to Ade on The Design Jones podcast. I rambled on about design, the web, and all that stuff.
It’s on Soundcloud and here’s the podcast feed.
Send Audio from the Web to Your Own Personal Podcast Using Huffduffer – Camden Bucey
Well, this is nice…
Have you ever stumbled across a piece of audio online that you’d like to listen to later? Perhaps a friend messaged a podcast episode or news report to you, but you weren’t in a position to listen to it at the moment. You need Huffduffer.
ampersand : ampersand2015 on Huffduffer
The audio is now up from all the talks at this year’s excellent Ampersand conference.
Understanding the Web with Jeremy Keith | The Web Ahead on Huffduffer
I really enjoyed chatting with Jen on this episode of The Web Ahead—aimless rambling fun.
dConstruct : dconstruct2015 on Huffduffer
All the audio from dConstruct 2015 is now available for your huffduffing, podcasting, listening pleasure.
The conference was on Friday. Today is Monday. Drew knows what he’s doing.
180: Panel on “Inline Styles” - ShopTalk on Huffduffer
Shop Talk Show is trying a new panel format. They got me on to join in the discussion about adding inline styles with JavaScript instead of using Cascading Style Sheets.
adactio.com on Huffduffer
I recorded audio versions of some of my favourite blog posts.
adactio : responsiveconf3 on Huffduffer
Just over 48 hours since the third and final Responsive Day Out finished, and all of the audio is available! Here’s the podcast feed.
That Drew is something else.
‘That pig was a good influence’ with Jeremy Keith and Jeffrey Zeldman on Unfinished Business on Huffduffer
I had a lot of fun recording this episode with Andrew and Jeffrey. It is occasionally surreal.
Stick around for the sizzling hot discussion of advertising at the end in which we compare and contrast Mad Men and Triumph Of The Will.
Share podcast episodes from iOS podcatchers directly to Huffduffer by Jan Beck
A walkthrough on using the iOS app Workflow to huffduff audio files from just about any app.
Troika - a new music podcast | The Hickensian
Jon has started a new little music podcast—and he’s using Huffduffer to generate the RSS feed—three thematically-linked pieces of music.
Have a listen to the first episode.
Experience Development pt. 2: Progressive Enhancement with Jeremy Keith on Huffduffer
I really enjoyed chatting with the guys on the The Dirt podcast about progressive enhancement, but my goodness; it certainly sounds like I need to switch to decaf! Yappity-yapity-yap!