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Lets make November "Launch an App Month", who's with me?

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Re: Lets make November "Launch an App Month", who's with me?

#151
post #92

Hey let's open a google wave to keep in tou ... what ?

Hmm, looks like they shut Google wave down. I'd like to give them a piece of my mind! I'll just use GOOG-411 to ca...wha?!

Not a problem. Join me in Google Lively where we can... wait a minute.

Re: Lets make November "Launch an App Month", who's with me?

#153
I'm going to have a freeware app to pull sports scores down from one location, with alerts for finished games, betting tracking, etc, should be damn spiffy when it's done: linux, mac, command line, pc, android, and iphone compatible. I'll be looking to contract a graphic designer for the iphone, pc and android ports

Re: Lets make November "Launch an App Month", who's with me?

#157

We will be launching http://goodsie.com in November, though it's been in development for over a year now because of various fits and starts! HN will work as a code for anyone who would like to try the beta :)

Look greats.. simple to use. Hopefully it is priced nicely. Good to have alternatives to bigcartel.com and shopify.com

Re: Lets make November "Launch an App Month", who's with me?

#158
post #72

Spiffy, let's see if this works: Appointment Reminder will be live by the end of November, and I really really mean it this time and will not allow myself to be distracted by consulting work, conferences, weddings, the weather, Starcraft 2, 23 urban fantasy novels, or the overpowering desire to take a month off just because I finally could.

Lol. I'm working on something similar too. I guess you have the heads up! Great work so far!

Re: Lets make November "Launch an App Month", who's with me?

#160

Count me in. I have plenty of ideas, but haven't gotten started majorly in any side projects lately.

Hey, If you have a couple of ideas you would like to share and allow others to develop, let us know.

Alright, a few ideas of mine though are really just about learning things for me. Here's one though that I really wanted to work on, but got bogged down in exactly how to go about doing it.

I started work on a fully extensible browser. My idea was to create a bare minimum browser, then extend that with plugins created in a scripting language like LUA. The browser would only run with the plugins the user selected, so someone could use a browser that only had features they wanted and used. This was also in response to perceived bloat in current modern browsers. This was a rather large undertaking, and it never got beyond a simple browser with basic cookie management.

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