It would be interesting to include:
-Technology used
-Statistics
-History
Ask HN: What (side) projects are you working on?
1–10 of 124 posts
Re: Ask HN: What (side) projects are you working on?
#2Use the search box at the bottom of the page. This question has been asked way too many times.
Re: Ask HN: What (side) projects are you working on?
#3Notation Training http://notationtraining.com
Sinatra app running on Linode server + heavy use of VexFlow (https://github.com/0xfe/vexflow).
It is up and running for few years now, getting around 200 - 300 users a day.
Re: Ask HN: What (side) projects are you working on?
#4Building an iOS video calling proof of concept using tokbox and pubnub.
Building a breathalyzer using my Pi and grove board (w tr grove gas sensor)
Re: Ask HN: What (side) projects are you working on?
#5Use the search box at the bottom of the page. This question has been asked way too many times.
I don't see any posts about this in the last month - that's quite a while in the hobby project world.
Re: Ask HN: What (side) projects are you working on?
#6Building an advanced hockey statistics web tool in Meteor.
More of an excuse to learn Meteor than to really make something too useful.
Re: Ask HN: What (side) projects are you working on?
#7Flocal : http://goflocal.com - Craigslist meets Tinder
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/flocal/id894416534?mt=8&uo=4
Re: Ask HN: What (side) projects are you working on?
#8Build a web-app (and soon mobile apps) for emacs' org-mode.
- Haskell
- No stats, still building
- Fed up w/ such an excellent tool being so unusable on
anything but Emacs (prevents non-emacs users from
collaborating).
Re: Ask HN: What (side) projects are you working on?
#9I got tired of the existing tiling window managers and their lack of documentation, so I made my own that behaves like vim. It's called howm and can be found here:
https://github.com/HarveyHunt/howm
There was a thread on HN about it a while ago (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8241978), I have fixed a lot of the issues since then, most notably:
- Moving away from needing to recompile every time you change an option is _nearly_ done.
- Howm can now be scripted by sending commands over a UNIX socket.
- I have split howm into multiple source files (I will merge this tonight when I have finished the docs).
- I added some nice gifs to the documentation.Re: Ask HN: What (side) projects are you working on?
#10Dependency Monitor - https://depmonitor.com/ - notifies you of new releases of Python, Ruby and Node.js packages
Built with Python and Django with the goal of scratching my own itch of getting passive notifications for various packages I use.