Nothing really fancy like other people here. I'm making an admin template based on bootstrap. It's my first attempt at it and I plan to sell it on wrapbootstrap/themeforest (if they find it good enough for their marketplace). http://i.imgur.com/Q12ACJu.png http://i.imgur.com/7gqyQiN.png http://i.imgur.com/sEVu6lG.png
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#112I'm working on a web-app which starts like a feature-rich to-do list app, but shifts the focus towards planning out larger life goals, and tracking progress: http://imgur.com/a/tSPHP In particular this week, I've been working on solidifying the quantification side of the app (see the first two screenshots) - i.e. making day-to-day productivity (and lack of productivity!) towards big goals something that's measurable…
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#113Highschooler here building a reddit bot that can be summoned to create posters, tshirts, mugs, mousepads, etc from images and comments posted on reddit. It's around 70% done. The hard parts: creating the posters from comments (imagemagick) and creating a product page (zazzle api) are both done. Now i'm just working on getting a rabbitmq cluster up and running so that it can process multiple comments at once. Also wor…
This is super awesome. That's a great idea and your code (what's in the screenshot at least) looks nice as well.
Also here's a better screenshot of what a poster might look like: http://imgur.com/YMGwlCo
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#114I'm writing an iPad app for Mediabrowser 3 (mediabrowser3.com) with another developer. Mediabrowser is in the same space as Plex and XBMC. If everything goes well we plan on launching later this month. http://i.imgur.com/xCyfnjt.png http://i.imgur.com/RNAUaNN.jpg http://i.imgur.com/n3j11jI.png http://i.imgur.com/mA4JTNu.png We have invested a lot of time and effort into making the app fast . Our mantra from the very…
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#115http://imgur.com/a/qryZL The CRM webapp I'm working on with the basic features I think such a system should have : - Customers, suppliers and leads management. - Calendar - Tasks (billable time tracking) - Opportunities, Quotes, invoices, credit notes and purchases - Expenses (rebillable) - Products and services with inventory and moving average costs - reporting - customer dedicated page
do you have a blog or sth on the detail of making this web app? I would love to follow.
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#116Working on a agile task tracker with some friends (similar to trello, but more dev oriented): http://imgur.com/a/4PF4z . (written with spring mvc for the server side, angularjs for the client side, use websocket/socks.js). Will be available as a open source project.
nice, please provide github link we could bookmark...
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#118Added a set of questions that customers can answer after starting their Candy Japan subscription. Hopefully this will let me understand them better and help with setting the tone in the way I write, possibly influence product choices and help with marketing. http://i.imgur.com/3wNZrSN.png It's amazing what a nice bunch my customers are. Out of 500 subscribers already 70 have volunteered their time to answer the quest…
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#119I'm working on a web-app which starts like a feature-rich to-do list app, but shifts the focus towards planning out larger life goals, and tracking progress: http://imgur.com/a/tSPHP In particular this week, I've been working on solidifying the quantification side of the app (see the first two screenshots) - i.e. making day-to-day productivity (and lack of productivity!) towards big goals something that's measurable…
how long did it take you to make it? any customers yet? good luck
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#120I'm working on a web-app which starts like a feature-rich to-do list app, but shifts the focus towards planning out larger life goals, and tracking progress: http://imgur.com/a/tSPHP In particular this week, I've been working on solidifying the quantification side of the app (see the first two screenshots) - i.e. making day-to-day productivity (and lack of productivity!) towards big goals something that's measurable…
I've been playing around with this concept for a couple of years (never having executed) and was expecting to be disappointed but this is very thoughtfully executed. I only wish this was open source :)
Could I ask why you'd have hoped for open source? If it's any consolation, I'm making the API completely open, and I'd have no problem with custom clients. In fact, I may even consider open-sourcing the default web-app client. But as for running it as a SaaS rather than distributing the whole thing as open source, I feel like the whole project will have a brighter future if it's set up in a sustainable way like this, and subscription fees can be invested back into the product, towards marketing, development, scaling etc.