My half baked project isn't even hosted yet. I just work on it locally: https://imgur.com/a/FAVOOka
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Ask HN: Show me your half baked project
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#52https://chiffre.io
It's an end-to-end encrypted analytics SaaS. It allows me to provide a web analytics service to my customers where only they can see their usage data.
More like 3/4 baked, currently running in private beta, hoping to ship Q1 2021. Feedback is welcome !
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#53https://omegacrm.net/
A simple all-in-one CRM for freelancers. Does not require JavaScript. Ironically built with Node.js and React.
It currently only allows the user to manage their clients. Planning on integrating per-client projects and billing, as well as time management.
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#54Check https://bruzu.com a bit more than half!
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#55https://www.nps.io/
Create free online NPS surveys. Send them to your customers. When they answer one, you will get an email with their score, comments, and some statistics
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#56https://modquiz.com - A spaced repetition tool that combines a notion-like input interface to make creating flash cards more organic, using markdown text, tables and lists. Also has a flexible schema so that questions can be generated in different formats like multiple choice, true false, matching, etc. buggy and not all the dynamic question features work but the foundation is there.
https://eniac.lrner.io - An incremental game used to teach the history of the building of the first computer, ENIAC. Buggy and the mid-end game needs to be implemented. I planned on launching this to HN and PH in a few months.
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#57https://www.tree-annotation.org/
minimal universal syntax
alternatives to JSON, XML, and S-expressions slowly baking on top
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#58https://qrono.net, https://github.com/c2nes/qrono
A work in progress, Qrono is a persistent, time-ordered queue server providing at-least-once delivery. The time-ordering can be used to schedule values to be delivered in the future, implement exponential backoff within a consumer, etc.
In addition to HTTP and gRPC interfaces, Qrono supports a RESP (https://redis.io/topics/protocol) interface allowing Redis tools (e.g. redis-cli) and clients to be used.
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#59https://github.com/internalfx/pageflo
A Flexible headless CMS. Create data structures and deliver them to any front-end through an API.
It's actually not totally half-baked and is perfectly usable, but could use some more polish.
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#60I'm struggling with https://memordo.com which is a minimalist flashcard platform where you can create public and private decks.
I use the tool religiously because I prefer my tool over the others tools available. I think the strategy forward for me is to create some public decks that others people would like to study.. Do you guys have any cool ideas for decks?