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I built discurse ( https://discurse.xyz/ ) for learning PHP/Laravel. It's mostly a clone of reddit, with the key difference that you can post anonymously, though you need to make an account for upvoting posts. I posted about it on HN and reddit previously, but it didn't get much traction, so it's pretty much dead as of now.
http://postcardbot.co And http://parseaddress.io Both were spun up in a weekend. They’ve changed a lot since then, but only because of how many people use them now :)
Also, at least in Germany, I can use Deutsche Post/DHL to do the same thing, for cheaper: https://www.deutschepost.de/de/f/funcard.html
conferenceradar.com (it's open source and the list is maintained/ updated through PRs on github)
I built discurse ( https://discurse.xyz/ ) for learning PHP/Laravel. It's mostly a clone of reddit, with the key difference that you can post anonymously, though you need to make an account for upvoting posts. I posted about it on HN and reddit previously, but it didn't get much traction, so it's pretty much dead as of now.
Kinda bad that it has almost the exact name of https://www.discourse.org/ , also a relatively new forum.
I am not well versed with the specifics of how trademarks work, but I hope this is enough of a differentiator to keep it safe.
A really simple backup system with bash and gnupg http://bryangrohman.com/simple-encrypted-backup-system/
A custom bookmark service for managing my bookmarks across multiple browsers with Node and LetsEncrypt. Planning to add end to end encryption at some point. I don’t have the code hosted anywhere yet.
Only been working on it for a few weekends, already have 2,300 listed on there. Would be great to get some more from the USA & Canada though. So if you spot any, please take a photo and upload :-)
All the code is open source and the photos are CC-BY-SA.
https://sendfly.co just launched this last week. Still have to do some documentation and UI work to make it a bit more intuitive. It’s a contact form endpoint.
http://postcardbot.co And http://parseaddress.io Both were spun up in a weekend. They’ve changed a lot since then, but only because of how many people use them now :)
