Aka favicons-as-a-service
- MVP: emoji.games/🦈 ⇒ https://twemoji.maxcdn.com/v/13.0.2/72x72/1f988.png
 - What's the value add over getting it from Twemoji directly? Hm....
 - Easier to remember!
 - Supports shortcodes
 - Other icon packs besides Twemoji
 - Simple backgrounds
 - Website UI for showing what works
 - Dynamically updates its own favicon, obv
 - Random emoji button
 - Generate Twemoji link for maxcdn, if you trust them instead
 - API:
 - /🦈
 - /🦈.png
 - /🦈.svg
 - /🦈.black.svg
 - /🦈.text.svg
 - text = actually embedded SVG? ala https://css-tricks.com/emojis-as-favicons/
 - Warning: sizing/padding problems
 - Or should these be url params?
 - Why emoji are important: Look at a typical browser tab! It's all like, random junk, but the favicons are how you actually figure out where to go
 - But the emoji is always visible.
 - v0: Just link to twemojis
 - v1: Different emoji sets?
 - v2: Generate svgs. Background color,
 - Actually maybe this isn't that hard! Embedded twemoji inside SVG
 - v3: Animated? Generated? Customized?
 - Rotate? Flip? Once every so often... or maybe as JS library
 - Loading indicator?
 
How to build it:
- Actually just host the static images on Netlify CDN
 - Try this first! It's super easy
 - Q: Do files without extension work on the browser
 - Name shortening service == map one thing to another
 
Questions:
- Do I need a server? What kind of server?
 - What server language have I wanted to learn? Go (esbuild, etc)? Rust? Node JS again?
 - How are CDNs created? How do I build one?
 - How are things routed?
 - Self host emojis vs link to existing CDN
 - Self host = can do nice weird tricks like 🦈.black.round.svg
 
Project names
- emoji.oneword.games
 - Pros:
 - emoji.camp, emoji.band
 - emoji.is
 - Short, but uglyish
 - emoji.sh - taken, sad. But .ish in the future
 - Also emoj.is
 - favicon.to ? $40...
 - Maybe this one
 - emoj.ink - $7 on Namecheap
 
Capturing value
- Sponsor this project.
 - At $20/month, we'll host a custom emoji for you, to let you + others use!
 - Hm, does anyone actually want others to use their own emoji?
 - Oh, but different versions (eg background colors) — quickly show status
 - Eg Streamlit docs vs sites vs main
 - For testing: https://css-tricks.com/different-favicon-for-development/
 
Credits:
- TheSephist for inspiration from micro og stuff
 
Usage @November 17, 2021
- super.so renders emoji differently than Notion
 - Notion uses Twemoji on Windows and Mac emoji on Mac
 - super.so always uses local OS emoji
 - Would like to completely replace
 - Easy path: write a script to inject into the super.so site, maybe based directly off of 
Embed GitHub