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http://webcomics.io - online webcomics publishing platform.
I also have a dream of building a youtube competitor, video hosting platform with a better design, functionality, and discovery system. MVP is almost ready but not online yet.
W3Counter was a 12-year-old website offering web stats reports and hit counters with 30-something-thousand users. I ditched all the old code, and the data model, and the business model, and started from scratch. New framework, new way of storing and analyzing stats that scales better and provides more value, and snazzy new design (I hope; design was never my strong suit).
The most awesome part for me was throwing out all the old code. Not having to continue developing in and supporting a framework that barely runs in a modern environment. It's going over well so far. The transition was pretty seamless.
You can watch the traffic from this comment as it comes in at https://www.w3counter.com/stats/1/visits
Collecting data and metrics for all domains, with API.
Also the website builder N.nu, http://n.nu/
A heart-rate monitor for ecommerce conversion rate.
Most small-to-mid size ecommerce companies throw up their hands in frustration trying to use Google Analytics.
Bassoon rescues them by slicing off their most important metric (conversion rate) and emailing it to them every day, or alerting them when conversion rate drops suddenly for any reason.
We integrate with Shopify and Magento, making it one-click easy for merchants to get started.
Its a text editor being written in python. Its based on the case study discussed in the GOF book. Still a work in progress.
If you do give it a try. It needs python 2.7 and pygame( for rendering text... will be targeting other graphics libraries in future).
Press F1 for one column formatting and F2 for two column.
Control + b toggles bold ( its buggy ). Its awesome because it is teaching me design. Will write one in java and c++ in future.
Enchat, my take on a Mac app for Facebook Messenger: https://www.mornings.com/enchat/
The table uses break beam sensors, an Arduino, and a Raspberry Pi to send score events to Node-RED instance running in Bluemix. A StrongLoop server in Bluemix acts as the app server, and a Cordova/AngularJS app allows users to identify themselves as the game players, follow the leaderboard, and monitor game scores remotely.
We're using this to get better acquainted with various technologies so that we can make the right decisions for our project work.
Sunshine! https://thesunshine.co Weather forecasts generated using sensors in smartphones. We use both crowdsourced reports of the current weather conditions and barometric pressure data from iPhones to create more accurate and local weather forecasts.