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Simple and no-nonsense budgeting app using mostly inline editing. Theres only like 4 main pages planned namely 'Dashboard', 'Budgets', 'Daily Expenditure' and 'Reports'.
I have only coded 'Budgets' at this point. Signing up doesn't require email confirmation at this point.
Screenshot: http://offbudget.heroku.com/images/screenshot.png
Got lots of original content (interviews, 1500 of them); not sure the best way to make money out of this, in fact if you have some good ideas to monetize this stuff please let me know. Do you think ads would be best or some arrangement like 10% of the content free and pay to access the rest?
http://opensource.appleseedproject.org
My Appleseed profile:
http://developer.appleseedproject.org/michael.chisari/
Most recent code:
http://gotham.appleseedproject.org/bruce/
(Yes, I use comic book characters for testing... Don't judge)
http://benatkin.github.com/outliner.js
Anywhere from just a name to README Driven Development[1] to the aforementioned:
[1]: http://tom.preston-werner.com/2010/08/23/readme-driven-devel...
An app to help friends get together quickly for casual events. iPhone app just released.
http://www.crushtease.com Anonymous matching site with a twist.
This is cool - and kids will love it. I don't get the "50%" thing though - why complicate this any further?! I mean I know I'm FARRRR far far from being the target market here - but it just seems to make no sense to me and doesn't add anything to the usefulness of the program.
I fell in love with darcs (switched from git) and wanted a place to put my stuff, since github would no longer be of much use to me. So I made it. Right now I just add things as I need them, or think they'd be a good idea (like "ssh username@darcsden.com init reponame"). Been meaning to get around to built-in issue tracking, but I'm busy working on other projects.
Source here: http://darcsden.com/alex/darcsden
http://69.197.166.101:2261/ Helping freelancers find new work. Going live tomorrow :) Edit: if you want to know soon as it's live, add your email here: http://tekbob.wufoo.com/forms/notify-me-when-tekbobs-live/
I'm torn on the price display there, given the format unless you attract a very high quality buyer invariably the price is going to be a factor. But then if you don't have it makes it harder for the buyer.
http://inboxSEO.com - daily or weekly SEO emails - see where does your site rank, lots of little UI bugs but it works and we have some paying customers despite the poor UX...
good implementation, but why 3 websites for the pro with 1000 keywords? Don't even limit to websites at all, just use keywords. It's regex parsing anyways, it's not hard to check any number of domains. The failing point of almost all rank tracking systems is limiting keywords and domains the way they do
