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I'm working on a site that shows you only the free, downloadable music from your SoundCloud feed. It's not finished, but all the important bits are there (fair warning: following doesn't work yet). I'm extremely open to feedback. http://salem.io/sketchbook/downspout
Fun stuff.
On the weekends, I'm working on a super easy photo-prints-on-demand service: https://keepsakemail.com/
Connect to Instagram - pick photos - enter payment and shipping details. One flat rate shipped anywhere. Reply to your email receipt and mention this HN comment and I'll refund half of your payment as a discount :)
One week ago I've launched my first project as a developer. https://magicalpush.com/ (no English language yet) Magical Push is a social project which helps people to develop new positive behaviors. Every day participants of a 30-days challenge should do 4 simple things: - to learn something new - to exercise - to do an act of kindness - to meditate I've curated a lot of content from edx and coursera online courses, a…
Im agregating alot of links, with the objective of being a one stop shop for Gamedevs.
http://gamedevr.com/ - Its my first website, and i would realy apreciate you guys feedback.
In early June, I launched a food blog. That is also getting more notice than projects of mine have historically gotten.
http://www.daterangepicker.com
Over 3 years of piling on new features and pull requests haphazardly, it's gained a bunch of unnecessary code complexity and odd little bugs when settings are set in just the right combination. I've spent the past few afternoons rewriting it from scratch, returning to sane code organization, and an updated UI that'll work for more sites. Feels good.
Now I'm working on redoing the documentation and demos so I can publish. Should be ready by tomorrow.
I also just finished redoing a 16-year-old website of mine, which I mostly maintain for nostalgia's sake, Website Goodies:
It was initially a collection of HTML tutorials and Perl scripts, now with just tools, no tutorials, in modern languages. Somehow real people are still posting to guestbooks created there in the 1990s, so why not keep it going? Makes a bit of AdSense money on the side too.
I'm building a job board and currently I'm finishing up the initial feature set. https://whoshiring.io/
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How does this work? The about button isn't working for me.
Right now the About button just shows the same Hostel Hawk popup from when the site loads; clicking it while it's already displayed does nothing. But I'll add more info about the site soon and fix that. Basically you can explore the map and see what cities are most popular with travelers right now. You can zoom in and check out how many travelers are staying (approximately) at the tops hostels. The app also displays…
I understand the gist and it sounds useful, but how are you determining (approximately) how many travelers are staying at the top hostels?