Live data from Hacker News

Propose HN: Screenshot Saturday

news.ycombinator.com

91–100 of 175 posts

Re: Propose HN: Screenshot Saturday

#92
I've been working on a desktop PHP editor written in PHP (you read that correctly ;) using wxPHP (uses wxWidgets):

https://camo.githubusercontent.com/be79881a1e77b79e3a24ce88d...

Currently focusing on the xdebugd side which is an xdebug proxy but with a web interface. I'll post a screenshot of that next Saturday I hope!

edit: https://github.com/AndrewRose/Grease

Re: Propose HN: Screenshot Saturday

#93
http://i.imgur.com/Dqltejx.png

I've been working on redesigning and adding new features to http://www.speedsums.com, which you may remember seeing on HN a couple of months ago.

This is actually bad because I really should be studying for university exams right now, but this is just so much more fun and instantly gratifying :(

Re: Propose HN: Screenshot Saturday

#96
http://i.imgur.com/zq2zVI1.png

http://i.imgur.com/0xWZm8z.png

I'm working on a vector graphics editor simillar to Expression Design and Inkscape. The project is written primarly in ECMAScript 6 (via Traceur) and will be shipped on Chrome Web Store, Mac App Store and Play Store later this year.

Re: Propose HN: Screenshot Saturday

#98
I've been working on a new way of structuring data which results in fast, easy querying (here, of semantic data).

Here is a screenshot of the result of a query for "all museums in Paris that have art by Picasso."

http://imgur.com/Cskqx0f

And here: European countries with a life expectancy less than 83, along with a graph of another one of the columns

http://imgur.com/NhgVtW5

These are from the Windows app, but that may never be released. The web app is coming along really well and much faster than I expected. In any case, I'm really happy with how the it's going overall.

Re: Propose HN: Screenshot Saturday

#99
:) http://i.imgur.com/kcrt5iJ.png

Working on my toy functional language in Ruby [1]. Gives constant-space recursion, true higher orderism and homoiconicity in a Ruby environment. I've used it to create a static site generator, which I use to post snippets of code I've been working on [2]. It's a tad rough around the edges, but I hope to have it pretty usable soon!

[1] https://github.com/bobjflong/drog_lisp

[2] http://bobjflong.co/

Post reply on HN