Ask HN: What are you currently working on? [April 2016 version]
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#2If you want to know why, check out this blog post (part 1 & 2 are the why, part 3 is the what): https://cscrunch.com/blog/corey-pennycuff/its-2016-and-youre...
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#5An Erlang based AWS client that intends to be a thin wrapper for httpc. What makes it different than other Erlang based AWS clients is configuration and credentialing. Config and credentials can be set in the app config, OS environment variables, AWS CLI configuration files, or by accessing the AWS EC2 Instance Metadata API.
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#6A webapp to create journals for the plants you're growing. It is using elixir/phoenix. Always looking for contributors :-)
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#8Related "What side projects are you up to?" from 2 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11429183
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#9Favor - like phonegap or jquery for IoT. A consistent api to across different hardware and let's you write it all in Javascript. https://github.com/favor/it
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#10https://github.com/gmr/httpc-aws An Erlang based AWS client that intends to be a thin wrapper for httpc. What makes it different than other Erlang based AWS clients is configuration and credentialing. Config and credentials can be set in the app config, OS environment variables, AWS CLI configuration files, or by accessing the AWS EC2 Instance Metadata API.