Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?

Now that I already have a Step 1 business that I'm surviving on. I'm looking to move up to Step 2 or 3.

I have been reading up a lot on customer acquisition especially from 0 - 100 and also tweeting abt it (https://twitter.com/p0larboy). If anyone has a good resource on this, please let me know.

Stairstep analog from Rob Walling (https://robwalling.com/2015/03/26/the-stairstep-approach-to-...)

Applying for a new job / relearning all the old interview techniques I forgot ten years ago.

I wanted to use a Jamstack, so I made LockdownLinks

https://www.lockdownlinks.co.uk

It's a simple site that features some links you might find handy during the lockdown. I've tried to put together a list that doesn't feature obvious choices.

I used Vue w/ Gridsome, it's hosted on GitHub with Netlify handling deployments. Honestly, it's been a dream to develop on. Gridsome is very user friendly, and I learned about GraphQL while making it (something I'd been meaning to learn about for a while) Using Netlify and having 'git push' automatically kicking off a build and a deploy without me having to do anything else has been so convenient. I'm definitely going to use a similar stack in the future.

Working hard on Cutter, an open-source, free and libre Reverse Engineering project. It's cross platform and supports tons of architectures. A debugger was recently introduced, as well as native integration with multiple Decompilers

https://cutter.re https://github.com/radareorg/cutter

using it recently to reverse engineering some Gameboy ROMs, embedded devices and the usual x86 malware

hopefully more people will come to work on this great project :)

I had some friends complain about their sedentary home-office. So I cooked together a pomodoro app with exercise videos for your break time.

Work and work out :)

https://pomfu.no