Ask HN: Who wants to collaborate? (April 2022)

I spent the past 2 months improving Tock OS - added GPS and file system - and yesterday got the display running:

https://github.com/tock/tock/issues/2846#issuecomment-108617...

I could use some help adding new drivers (esp. Bluetooth, but also simple ones like touch screen) and if someone explained Bluetooth Low Energy or Apache NimBLE to me, that would be awesome.

Contact me here or through the web page (which needs some work too): https://jazda.org/community/

https://github.com/stride3d/stride

The code base is already mature and very professional. The quality standards are fairly high, but that's a nice challenge and you can even learn a lot, depending on your level of experience.

As for the history, Stride was developed commercially by Silicon Studio for about 10 years but couldn't complete with the big two on that level. So it was open-sourced about 3 years ago and the main developer is still maintaining it, but he has a full-time job. The team isn't very big yet, but quite capable people.

It's a great product and the only truly open-source C# game engine with a high-end render engine and proper asset pipeline. The shader system is the best I've ever seen, it's absolutely mind-blowing.

Let me know if you want to learn more about it... Or hop onto the discord server and have a chat: https://discord.gg/f6aerfE

I have been researching on abstractions which help me to assemble software UI and using it in my freelance web ui projects using more and more declarative and less and less imperative coding practices. Recently I think the abstractions are stable so I started creating a tool for assembling static and static data web UI which I have published as a web site https://gluuie.com and also in GitHub https://github.com/Arshu/AssembleWebApps.

Still a long way to go before you can truly assembly all types of UI like static, static data, dynamic, realtime and reactive UI, but the test pages which I have started building seems to show that this is possible, but still require more research

Anyway this helps in my freelance projects where I have build a VCard Management System,Warehouse Management System, Sales Order Management System and Print Label Management System all using backend as Microsoft Business Central to validate the abstractions.

     Currently implement Git Integration and Importing of Data (Html/Json/Css/Js) Components using different CSS Framework like Tailwind, Bootstrap from Git Repositories to validate Parallel Assembly. Also spending time on extracting the assembler runtime to open source the Html/Json assembler.

Open to collaborate on content, practices, experiments, and in general of how different engineering and non-engineering teams across the world instill and follow incident management practices.

github.com/nilock/vue-skuilder

It's been an every-other Sunday project for years, and while its current state / issue definitions / architecture isn't amenable to general collaboration, there are a couple of areas where an hour or two from someone who really knows the specific problem could save me 10+ hours (or 3 hours of abandoned spec-work).

- frontend tooling migration, specifically Vuetify 1.5x -> 2 - vue code-base migration: specifically migrating away from class-based-components (they seem more or less deprecated - change my mind!) - evolutionary methods of curvefitting - couch / pouchdb: - practices for version control / ci of couchdb design docs - practices for using pouchdb as to locally cache subsets of specific couch databases

If you think this sort of project has merit & you've got the above expertise, feel free to open a collab issue or contact directly: colin at mrkennedy dot ca