Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?

Been working on https://www.codingtrivia.com. It's an iOS / Android app for preparing for interviews and learning programming skills by playing trivia.

Built it mostly to scratch a personal itch as I wanted a way to be productive and learn in a more lightweight and enjoyable way.

I've been optimizing an old side-project of mine: https://online-solitaire.com/. As you can probably guess from the URL, it's a solitaire card game site.

I've been creating a single track mountain bike trail at my parents farm. Learning how to build sustainable trails, manage erosion, using proper grading on hills, and build fun features has been a great challenge. It's like extreme landscaping and woodworking combined. Then you get to ride your creation. I've been running the "operation" a lot similar to creating software with sprints, testing, and planning -- excepts sprints are hard labor, testing is riding bikes, and planning is waking up in the middle of the night with an idea for a new line.

There's a book by the IMBA (International Mountain Bike Association) that has extensive guides on how to create all sorts of features sustainably.

I've been working on an Expanse based theme syntax and UI for Atom: https://github.com/CraigDamlo/expanse-syntax https://github.com/CraigDamlo/expanse-ui

Now I'm starting on a daily logging package.

We're making it easier for students to practice their GRE/SATs/GMAT essays.

https://getessayer.com