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Re: Ask HN: What are you building?

#11
http://dineserve.com

We're building a marketplace where chefs buy local ingredients directly from purveyors.

Our complementary back-of-the-house app for iOS has 500+ MAU and we're adding ordering functionality to it this month!

We'll also open our API once we have enough restaurants and purveyors onboard that will allow developers to mine our growing dataset.

Looking for help and also would love to hear how developers want to use our data! Shoot me an email if you're interested in chatting at kirill@[projectname].com.

Re: Ask HN: What are you building?

#12
post #4

A toy native code compiler for a made-up language where all functions are anonymous. All programming languages are horrible in certain crippling ways. It's my hope that this one will be slightly less bad in some areas (undoubtedly with the expense of some glaring deficits). It's pretty cool to have first-class functions, type extension methods, PHP-like vectors/maps, and still end up with a sub-4KB exe.

You forgot a link to the Hello world example :)

Re: Ask HN: What are you building?

#14
We're scratching our own itch and we're building Pushline

http://www.getpushline.com/

It's an Android to Mac/PC notification mirroring and device control app.

Still in some sort of public beta, accepting feedbacks, enjoying the engineering challenge behind it, figuring out what matters most to us in order to build it next.

Re: Ask HN: What are you building?

#17
post #3

http://www.hackerlunch.com I am working on an iOS app that lets hackers meet up with each other and have lunch. I moved to San Francisco from Bangladesh last year and found it tough to meet other hackers. Being rather introverted, tech meetups didn't really work for me. I felt that a one-on-one meetup would be ideal. So that's what I'm building. I'm hoping to launch within a few weeks. If it sounds interesting to you…

Sounds like a great idea, sort of like a non-romantic version of Tinder for hackers.
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