Working on improving the layout of a project I’m working with a friend on, where we translate Ukrainian & Russian media into English and interview Ukrainians ourselves.
Progress: http://i.imgur.com/Vch8UDO.png Site: http://zasiv.ca
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#122I've been working on a "web app builder". It lets users create a web app based on a pre-built template and tweak it to their hearts content. Examples are link-sharing apps like reddit, image sharing like Dribbble, blogs, cms, pastebins etc. Link here: http://getsproute.com It's also open-source: http://github.com/sproute/sproute
Very cool, I have been tinkering with something similar.
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#123http://imgur.com/1xfJRbq
Been a pet project for a few months. It started out as a hacker news for woodworking (my obsessive hobby), and it ended up being a hybrid with a web crawler that auto posts from about 100 blogs I like to follow. I'm its biggest user, but it seems to be slowly growing in terms of traffic.
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#124BasicBookReader
A book interest tracker for my eBook application:
application: http://i.imgur.com/wTTBxw1.png
data analysis: http://i.imgur.com/QyOJAPw.png
log (Dates): http://i.imgur.com/78b4jmf.png
log (pages): http://i.imgur.com/uoac6K3.png
times per page: http://i.imgur.com/U6W2zAQ.png
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#125No screenshots, because just code, but this is what I'm working on: Project PiGNWhiStle: Postgresql NOTIFY to WebSocket sample app. Project VAN: Validation, Analysis, and Normalization library for common types in PL/V8. Just in case you need to validate 5000 phone numbers per second in-database. Project Ted: Annotation-driven in-database PL/PGSQL unit test framework for Postgres. Project Hedgehog: a DIY web analytics…
Shine on you crazy diamond!
Remember, elephants never forget--and they never forgive.
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#126A restaurant recommendation web app:
http://imgur.com/iTKXwrC
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#127Life Goes On! A game, built in Unity, about sacrificing knights and using their dead bodies to solve puzzles. http://i.imgur.com/qeuo84C.jpg http://i.imgur.com/g1oFM31.jpg http://i.imgur.com/7PoX6th.jpg This game started at a game jam two years ago. It became an evening and weekends hobby, then it became a full commercial release, and we just launched on steam. ( http://store.steampowered.com/app/250050/ ) I thought…
That looks impressive, addictive, and fun. Congratulations!
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#128Earlier quoted context omitted.
Great site! I'd really recommend you change the name though. 'EDM' is pretty cringe-worthy word these days (much like 'electronica' and 'alternative'), and just generally doesn't roll off the tongue too well.
Thanks! I'm usually much more cautious about branding/naming but for the life of me, I couldn't hit a sweet spot. So I went with whatever I could think of. Open to suggestions :)
Just listen2dance?
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#129Same thing I've been working on for most of the past few years: my graphic novel about a robot lady dragged outside of reality by her ex-boyfriend.
http://egypt.urnash.com/media/blogs.dir/1/files/2012/08/Scre... - the WIP page of the moment
http://egypt.urnash.com/media/blogs.dir/1/files/2014/04/phot... - I woke up with a crazy idea about the final printed volume this morning
http://egypt.urnash.com/rita/ - the comic itself
A lot of the past couple of weeks have been taken up with getting the second printed volume to bed. For the second time, as I managed to let a terrible show-stopping mistake get past me until I was sitting back reading the advance copy, with 399 more on a loading dock in China. My first $6k mistake! Which I have done my best to make sure will never happen again.
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#130Android Homebrew (as in beer) recipe application: http://imgur.com/ESyqCeq
Currently in read only mode, it reads recipes from the phone and I'm halfway through adding in the ability to download recipes. Links in with the desktop version of Strangebrew (available in Java and QT for all platforms), which extends to a Brewery controller, to allow users to send mash temperatures and times to the system.