I am developing a a bucket list application,
http://calm-gorge-2271.herokuapp.com
Is a web application which creates a bucketlist for you and provides you a list of ideas which user can add to their list.
It allows user to add a target date and date of achievement for their ideas.
Still under development phase and looking to complete within a month,also figuring out other featu
res like giving ratings when user completes their bucketlist idea!
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#32I am working on a platform that helps you to write unit tests for your application code. Unit testing is currently yet another code base that you have to maintain and change each time you change your main code base. There is surely value in it, but I believe that we dont extract extra value out of them than mere assertions.
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#33We'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.
Linux too, please? An REST API would be sweet.
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#34I'm working on a game that reads the files and folders in your computer and generates a Huge castle based on it:
http://adventuros.evelend.com/blog/
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#35http://yathletics.com - a men's activewear company that's going to make only one product per category. I think apparel brands offer too many choices so I'm creating a brand that keeps it simple but at the same time invests in making very high quality products. For ex: the first product we launched is our athletic shirt - SilverAir. It's made using silver which kills the odor-causing bacteria in your sweat, so you can…
This is awesome but why do you only target men?
Re: Ask HN: What are you building?
#36Me and few more guys are working on Microweber, drag and drop CMS in PHP.
Its also open source https://github.com/microweber/Microweber
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#37I'm building a spreadsheet app - http://gini.io. It's a project I started last year, then stopped working on it and now am back on it.
The key differentiating features right now are super easy importing of data from web apps and doing joins between sheets.
The basic free personal plan is live now, but I'll be adding paid plans for businesses over the coming weeks. Please give it a spin and share your feedback! - http://gini.io
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#38I'm building http://pluginbag.com - a marketplace for selling and buying plugins & themes. Sellers keep 80% of their sale here. No exclusive lock-ins.
If you are a seller and interested in selling with us, email me at info@pluginbag.com
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#39An integrated party lighting / video projection software that listens to music real-time and allows synchronization to different metrical levels. Website: http://wavesum.net Here I tutorial for some of the video control stuff. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02TU6ysHIW4 The DMX lighting part is in progress. All feedback is welcome.
This looks really cool, thanks for sharing.
My immediate feedback would be adding a short, to the point, explanation of what it does on the homepage. Also the video looks cool but takes too long to begin showing the product in action, I think. If I arrived at the site I'd be unsure why I want to hear the AIs explain themselves before I understood what they did.
Good luck with it!
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#40Currently working on an app for organising amateur sports clubs and teams.
Still early in development but hoping to get the basic function in a beta soon.