https://rebrickable.com - A LEGO database that shows you which sets you can build from your existing collection, also includes thousands of fan-submitted designs.
Ask HN: What’s your list of sideprojects?
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#221. I made http://www.manypixels.co last week - a design service for bootstrapped startups (though we have one VC-funded startup on board). Currently generates ~$3k weekly revenue (though I only have one week worth of data).
2. Today I launched http://www.getremotejobs.co (You pay a fixed fee, we send you remote jobs) - I coded a few bots that actually search for job offerings which are likely to accept remote and got a lot of success with it as I was freelancing, so I decided to productize it and try to see if I could have some passive income with it! Currently 0$ income for this one but have not promoted it yet.
Re: Ask HN: What’s your list of sideprojects?
#231. I made http://www.manypixels.co last week - a design service for bootstrapped startups (though we have one VC-funded startup on board). Currently generates ~$3k weekly revenue (though I only have one week worth of data). 2. Today I launched http://www.getremotejobs.co (You pay a fixed fee, we send you remote jobs) - I coded a few bots that actually search for job offerings which are likely to accept remote and got…
How do you manage to create a product in one week and begin making ~3k a week? What is that process like?
Re: Ask HN: What’s your list of sideprojects?
#241. I made http://www.manypixels.co last week - a design service for bootstrapped startups (though we have one VC-funded startup on board). Currently generates ~$3k weekly revenue (though I only have one week worth of data). 2. Today I launched http://www.getremotejobs.co (You pay a fixed fee, we send you remote jobs) - I coded a few bots that actually search for job offerings which are likely to accept remote and got…
How do you manage to create a product in one week and begin making ~3k a week? What is that process like?
Why would you start a new project if your current one is making $3K a week?
Re: Ask HN: What’s your list of sideprojects?
#25https://suet.co (https://github.com/kehers/suet) - Detailed analytics and reporting for Mailgun transactional emails.
Re: Ask HN: What’s your list of sideprojects?
#26https://www.niftyword.com A word exploration site that shows words often used together, derived words, related words etc
https://www.camerasforpros.com A site cataloging most recommended camera gear on StackExchange and Reddit.
Re: Ask HN: What’s your list of sideprojects?
#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
How do you manage to create a product in one week and begin making ~3k a week? What is that process like?
Why would you start a new project if your current one is making $3K a week?
Not OP but I saw OP's post on Reddit /r/Entrepreneur Basically the first project is just a productized service which seems to be relatively hands off.
Re: Ask HN: What’s your list of sideprojects?
#28Plsm - https://github.com/jhartwell/plsm - An Elixir library to generate Ecto models from existing databases
I'm working on a few other things now that aren't ready. First is a site that allows you to test REST services from the browser. Think Postman but in the browser.
Second is an Elixir library for the Chicago Metra Rail API.
Re: Ask HN: What’s your list of sideprojects?
#291) YouTube Channel 2) Board Game design/publication/editing 3) B2B SaaS solutions for Education 4) Woodworking #3 is the most profitable, but I'm less passionate about it compared to 1 and 2.
What exactly in "B2B SaaS solutions for Education"
I work in Education. There are a surprisingly small number of vendors that are willing to do little projects in the space. When I hear "I wish we had something to do X", I take notes and come back with offers to build X. Recently, I've decided to make this my own Project as my employer is shuttering it's doors in 6 months.
Re: Ask HN: What’s your list of sideprojects?
#301) YouTube Channel 2) Board Game design/publication/editing 3) B2B SaaS solutions for Education 4) Woodworking #3 is the most profitable, but I'm less passionate about it compared to 1 and 2.
tell us more about the board games!
I do work for Portal Games. We publish all sorts of awesome stuff, mostly from our CEO, Ignacy Trzewiczek. The rest of the team is in Poland, so I am the de-facto English authority. I write rules and such. Also, I manage all our US convention appearances.