The Bonverter

Inspiration

Have you ever felt like regular English was just, well, too boring? Have you grown weary of the tedium that accompanies normal conversational syntax? If this describes you, get ready to put the days of dreary discussions far behind you. Our team of developers here at Bonverter Works Inc. is working tirelessly to make tepid linguistic exchanges a thing of the past!

What it does

Our proprietary software utilizes bleeding-edge coding technology to make use of the full brunt of the JDK's capabilities in order to seamlessly translate monotonous everyday English sentences into an all-new exhilarating experience. Just type in the sentence that you would like to "Bonvert" and observe the output- be sure to read it out loud for best results. Feel free to send to friends over messaging platforms.

How I built it

Our dedicated team of software engineers forwent sleep and sustenance alike in order to make this far-fetched pipe dream into a reality.

Challenges I ran into

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Being comprised of just 73 lines of code, The Bonverter is indescribably efficient. It doesn't get much more lightweight than this, ladies and gentlemen. Lightning fast and space-efficient, rest assured that not a single byte of processing power or memory has been wasted here. This makes it a perfect candidate to be set up for and geared towards enterprise (Bonverter Pro for Businesses and Power Users coming soon).

What I learned

What's next for The Bonverter

We don't want to jump the gun or anything, but we think that you can expect the Bonverter to join the ranks of industry leaders like Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft and the like. Let's just say that pretty soon, what was formerly known as "FAANG" will be called "FABANG". An IPO on the NYSE is in the works.

Postscript

It's been a tough couple of months for a lot of people, and our team hasn't gotten the chance to mess around in person. That's why we decided that we could alleviate a bit of stress by attending a Hackathon together, not with the purpose of stressing out over placing first, or snagging a prize, but to have fun with our friends and make something that we'll look back upon fondly.