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Our hosted load testing service which uses real browsers, driven by javascript, ruby or java code the same way you'd write your usual selenium/webdriver tests. It is awesome because it will make load test script creation/maintenance just like anything else. It will also be the first "opinionated" load testing tool. beta access signup here: http://signup.browserup.com
Interested to see how it pans out. Just signed up.
eatsimply.io - nutrition and meal planning app, hope to launch a prototype in a month or two, similar to the idea behind eatthismuch.com.
Menucamp - Online ordering for restaurants ( https://menucamp.com ) Restaurants pay way too much for bad online ordering systems. Menucamp is a simple, inexpensive system that gets the job done.
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You know what's even more annoying? Someone with a public website who breaks links in such an overtly antagonistic way. I've seen other people do this by simply having a text message that kindly asks people not to link to them. Anyway, it seems to be a static website, and it should be able handle HN traffic for a fairly small amount of effort and/or money.
I mean a static website can't put up cloudflare? It would rather redirect to a picture of balls?
And it is most amusing.
Menucamp - Online ordering for restaurants ( https://menucamp.com ) Restaurants pay way too much for bad online ordering systems. Menucamp is a simple, inexpensive system that gets the job done.
Have you had anyone sign up yet?
GreatSchools has a monopoly in this space but their 1-10 ratings scale is opaque and their website hard to navigate. EdScore has a more granular 50-100 rating scale, modern search, better mapping, and soon will feature search filters by distance and home price so parents can evaluate, say, top schools within a 1hr commute of SF with a median home price under $1m.
It is awesome because it gives,you more power than AWS Lambda and because you have a sane way to manage it via effe-tool (http://github.com/siscia/effe-tool), also it is written in go which should make it faster than competitor...
EdScore - A school ratings website for parents. https://edscore.org/ GreatSchools has a monopoly in this space but their 1-10 ratings scale is opaque and their website hard to navigate. EdScore has a more granular 50-100 rating scale, modern search, better mapping, and soon will feature search filters by distance and home price so parents can evaluate, say, top schools within a 1hr commute of SF with a median home pr…
It is a side project I used to learn Go. The site is up, but it is not pretty to the eye yet. I am working on a new theme for the it.