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Re: Ask HN: What projects are you working on?

#401
two projects:

1. Application Performance Monitoring: this shall help understand software's runtime behavior, alerts, etc.

2. Company Directory - A online software for Compnay HR: For now just a proposal, soon to start as I see some people follow it :P https://github.com/ankitjaininfo/Darpan

Re: Ask HN: What projects are you working on?

#406

I'm working on my first consumer hardware project - an external Bluetooth camera flash for iPhone: https://wantnova.com . The hardware is now shipping and now I'm working on improving the iOS app, which I've made open source: https://github.com/nova-device/nova-ios-app

You should try and get this on http://www.producthunt.com/

Re: Ask HN: What projects are you working on?

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post #330

Have just launched an app to enable people of all skill levels to create music - http://beatwave.co

You should probably know: You just lost a sale/install because you only target one platform, a mobile one even.

Yeah reality is we only have enough dev resources to pick one. iOS is a good platform to start on because if things go well there then there's a chance it will do well elsewhere and on the flip side if doesn't go well then it's probably not worth investing in an android, windows mobile ver etc.

What platform would have been your pref ?

Re: Ask HN: What projects are you working on?

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post #70

Nothing as interesting as many of the projects here, but I've had around 10k visits this month and plenty of returning visitors, so I guess it's useful enough. It's a very simple generator for static social media sharing buttons with support for Font Awesome: http://simplesharingbuttons.com/ Quite useful for mobile websites or email newsletters.

Nice! I'm reworking our sharing buttons right now, this will totally help! If I can propose 2 features: 1. I'd consider adding sharing services (e.g., we use addthis). The major plus is that they track analytics for each share. 2. Twitter also supports the "related" intent to propose followers after sharing. I think that's pretty useful (and in general it's pretty hard to configure in the before mentioned services ;)

1. I'm not sure about adding more JavaScript-based functionality.

The original idea was to create just the static code, but I got a few emails asking for something that could be reused without having to generate new code for each page (for example on a blog). I'll nevertheless save this for a future consideration.

2. This sounds interesting, I'll check this out.

Thanks for the suggestions; if you'd like to keep an eye on updates to the service, there are links to my blog and Twitter to follow on the site.

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