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Re: Ask HN: Side project you're working on?

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Just finished a long article[1] on a fascinating new breed of CRDTs. Already implemented a proof-of-concept demo featuring real-time text collaboration over iCloud as well as arbitrary simulated network topologies[2]. Now I'm working on a Swift framework to help me create CRDT-ified document formats for my next iOS app.

[1]: http://archagon.net/blog/2018/03/24/data-laced-with-history/

[2]: https://github.com/archagon/crdt-playground

Re: Ask HN: Side project you're working on?

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Which 'popular solutions' did you review? We used aspnetboilerplate.com for our multi tenancy SaaS app

Mainly Saaskit. aspnetboilerplate.com looks awesome but it is an entire application framework built on asp.net. Finbuckle.MultiTenant is just focused on supporting multitenant scenarios in asp.net core and integrates into a standard asp.net core project. Looks like we both support data isolation via automatic filtering in Entity Framework Code (I almost have this documentation ready to post). I also support tenant-sc…

Yeah, I remember coming across SaasKit[1] also but their github project hasn't been maintained in years. Aspnetboilerplate does .net core[2] in addition to their free front-end[3]. When working with them, they responded fairly quickly in github and stackoverflow so you could get more info there instead of the docs.

[1] https://github.com/saaskit/saaskit

[2] https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Documents/AspNet-Core

[3] https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Templates

Re: Ask HN: Side project you're working on?

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I had a second episode of extremely high blood pressure in 2017. It's a long story, but I ended up being hospitalized in a cardiac surveillance unit. A big part of my cardiac issue was that I had allowed my overall fitness to drop quite dramatically. So, I'm working on a fitness goal app. Essentially, I track my blood pressure/heart rate along with my diet, exercise, etc. And, I'm working on finding correlations, wit…

Quite impressive. So, have you launched the app yet? Best wishes :)

Thanks for saying that! I'm not quite ready for public consumption, but when I am, I'll do a show HN.

Re: Ask HN: Side project you're working on?

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https://atlas.patmurray.co A small app to create pretty wallpapers for iPhone and iPad out of various map designs. Has become quite popular in Germany. It started after I tweeted a screenshot of my iPhone home screen and people wanted me to make them a similar wallpaper of their city, so I built an app for it. Took exactly one week from tweet idea to App Store!

Cool idea! :)

Thanks :)

Re: Ask HN: Side project you're working on?

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Great idea! But I am unable to access the demo.

Sorry about that! I broke the deployment a few weeks ago and forgot to fix it. It should work now: https://meditations.upvalue.io/

Thank you :)

Re: Ask HN: Side project you're working on?

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If every programmer working on a side project were to collaborate on a single project together, just for a full day one weekend, I wonder what could be achieved.. If selection of the project were democratic, would you participate?

The weekend would be over and we would still be arguing about what language to use.

Re: Ask HN: Side project you're working on?

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Just finished a long article[1] on a fascinating new breed of CRDTs. Already implemented a proof-of-concept demo featuring real-time text collaboration over iCloud as well as arbitrary simulated network topologies[2]. Now I'm working on a Swift framework to help me create CRDT-ified document formats for my next iOS app. [1]: http://archagon.net/blog/2018/03/24/data-laced-with-history/ [2]: https://github.com/archagon…

This was a fantastic write-up. Learned a lot! Thanks for documenting your process like this!

Re: Ask HN: Side project you're working on?

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hey there, Show HN will come soon (the next days). I have finished my side project (SaaS/PaaS) called triggerFS. triggerFS is a distributed, realtime message passing and trigger system. triggerFS enables you to build distributed systems and do high-speed realtime messaging in a service-oriented fashion. What really powers triggerFS is the gigantic amount of plugins you can use to do any kind of task. Check out https:…

Looks cool. Waiting for the Show HN! Best wishes!

hi. you can find my Show HN at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16993511

testing and feedback is appreciated :)

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