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I know some Rust, was going about it with clap, but no one I know cares about Rust so I've switched to Golang with spf13 Cobra cli
Harness is pretty cool, but I'm still a quite noob gopher, so I'm taking the chance to learn the ins and outs of Go...
No A.I touches my code lol, else I would learn jack shit
I wrote a blog post about my process: https://sxp.studio/blog/subjective-building-a-native-vfx-edi...
...and you can download the app here if you're curious (the app is free!): https://subjectivedesigner.com
Next project is going to be a pivot of that project into something related to creative coding and agentic :-)
Since the initial MVP, it's done close to 100k orders and I've added new functionality like:
- Intelligent order batching & route optimization that can interleave tasks across orders in such a way that they still have the best chance possible of completion within their delivery windows
- Further refined the mobile tracking logic in our driver app to improve the quality/frequency of position updates while continuing to be as efficient as possible on battery
- Numerous backend/DB optimizations such that average response times are in the tens of ms at the current volumes it's handling.
It's not open source but if you have an interesting use case and are curious about it, feel free to reach out.
Started with a niche and launched it: VersionAlert for Unity (https://versionalert.com/unity)
Working on the bigger product still. Existing solutions I've found in this space seemed lacking. On my website, I want people to quickly find the software they want to be kept up to date about (with a smart search bar that does the heavy lifting for them) and easily sign up for notifications for new versions. Hope to make a Show HN for it soon!
I’m continuing to work on my daily puzzle game Tiled Words! https://tiledwords.com Forbes just wrote an article about it which was a fun surprise! [1] It recently turned 6 months old which is wild to me. My wife and I have made a new puzzle every day for half a year! I wrote a blog post about this [2] I recently released user logins. That went well and a lot of people are using them. I also let you filter the backlog…
I have, however, rejected making a user login. I recognise you're putting in time and energy to make something I'm just taking without payment, and it's your right to try to leverage it into something more - I wish you all the best in doing so - but asking for a user login as a gate to a feature you clearly don't need a user login for is enshittification.
https://github.com/Verticalysis/Hitomi
The secret: I engineered an incremental combinatorial parser capable of processing customized format from a steam. Any inputs, including file or the stdout from a command, are first chunked and then fed to the pipeline. The UI is ready when the first small chunk is processed.
Other highlights: 2-mode filter, one with a convenient UI and the other is based on an extensible DSL for complex cases;
Timeline mode scrollbar, a secret weapon for log or time series analysis;
Column widths fit to content automatically;
Native code, no web bloat;
Cross-platform (currently Windows and Linux, MacOS WIP).
If you are tired of all the quirks Excel have when working with CSV files, you'll gonna love it!