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Ask HN: What project are you currently working on? – April

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Re: Ask HN: What project are you currently working on? – April

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Post by kidproquo »

Managed to release my cross-platform mobile music game.

Flaming Notes, the music game to learn staff notation (iOS/Android/Web)

Landing page: http://www.adhyet.com

Short description:

Randomly generated quarter notes (crotchets) move from the right to the left. Player has to guess each note by pressing the correct button. Player wins points on a correct guess. Four successively correct guesses increases the speed of the moving notes.

HTML5-JavaScript lite/demo version: http://www.adhyet.com/flamingnotes

iOS version: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/flaming-notes/id963392462

Android version: http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adhyet.flam...

Tech: mobile version built using the C++ engine, cocos2d-x. Web version created by porting to JavaScript, based on cocos2d-JS. I did contribute to the new Programmer's Guide (http://www.cocos2d-x.org/programmersguide/) and have written some guides on IAP and leaderboard integration (http://www.adhyet.com/post)

Currently working on finishing up the Windows Phone version.

Re: Ask HN: What project are you currently working on? – April

#22

Post by alexmobile »

http://QRID.com - liberating people from passwords - mobile app / OpenID / OIDC Provider - allows touchless login to websites by scanning QR code on your monitor

http://BitExperts.com - almost like StackOverflow, but with Bitcoin tips and bounties. Also could be used for brainstorming ideas, with an optional bounty pool

http://BitNews.com - aggregates news headlines from 26 bitcoin websites in a mobile-friendly format

Re: Ask HN: What project are you currently working on? – April

#23

Post by alexmobile »

arkokoley wrote: post #2

It started out as a clone of http://nightchamber.com . That functionaluty was simple to emulate. Now I am trying to build a complete loginless social network. Although, the logging in process is highly device dependent, it will involve making the user approve the devices he intends to use the network from. What's fun is the number of ways I had to come up with that will make sure that the correct user is logged in re…

Interesting... Care to explain the concepts behind your loginless auth? In a sentence or two? Thanks! (do not have time to go through code myself :( )

Re: Ask HN: What project are you currently working on? – April

#25

Post by alexmobile »

sarciszewski wrote: post #9

- An entry for PoC||GTFO (no details yet) - A secure code delivery project called ASGard: https://getasgard.com - A tool to diff PHP Archives https://github.com/paragonie/pharaoh - Confirming and responsibly disclosing a Laravel 0day - Putting together a talk about developing crypto features in your apps (by using safe crypto libraries rather than rolling your own)

https://getasgard.com - kudos on your landing page - it looks great, and is also informative.

Since you use blockchain ... What are incentives for people to actually run this blockchain on their computers? Are software packages themselves physically stored in a blockchain? Or just signed metadata about package, including external download url?

Sorry lots of questions... This is because I am getting over excited when I see projects related to crypto design / blockchain / Bitcoin

Re: Ask HN: What project are you currently working on? – April

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Post by jfoster »

I'm working on Bulk Resize Photos. (http://bulkresizephotos.com/)

It resizes batches of images in your browser. It doesn't do anything Adobe CS can't do, but most folk (outside of designers) don't have Adobe CS. It's also extremely convenient since all you need is a browser; nothing to install or sign up for. It can also be embedded onto external sites (eg. forms that require images be uploaded) with preset resizing settings.

Re: Ask HN: What project are you currently working on? – April

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Post by kaolinite »

I left my job at the start of 2015 and started a company, which I've very recently launched: Pleasant.io. It's a website analytics service for humans, basically. Really simple, straight forward UI with an emphasis on useful data. If you're not a fan of Google Analytics, you might find Pleasant to be a breath of fresh air.

Clickable link: http://pleasant.io/

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