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Re: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)

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I recently started creating an SMTP server using Node.js: https://github.com/baudehlo/Haraka

I saw it. It's very interesting. I am working on flexible discussion platform for open-source projects. If you are interested, how can I contact you?

Re: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)

#12
Just wrote a small native Node.js extension for displaying desktop notifications: https://github.com/olalonde/node-notify

Tutorial available here: http://syskall.com/how-to-write-your-own-native-nodejs-exten...

Node.js has a lot of potential but is still pretty young.

Re: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)

#15
While I started it a while ago, Keryx for Ubuntu/Debian is pretty new to the Linux community and not near as popular as it could be. http://keryxproject.org

It's a GUI tool I built in Python to help offline users update and install new software on Linux.

I no longer have time to work on it and would love it if someone would like to take over maintaining it for me.

Re: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)

#17
We open-sourced our fullstack application server for node.js at NodeConf last week: haibu. http://github.com/nodejitsu/haibu.

The project had been internal for a year and as such is pretty mature technically, but has a nascent community. If you're thinking about running node.js in production definitely check it out!

Re: Ask HN: Who are working on young open-source projects? (or know such?)

#20

I am about to start a few small game engines for my own use, chiefly a point-and-click adventure/puzzle game engine. I probably won't start coding in earnest until July though.

Do you have any plans to share it on github?
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