🦅 Simo
What are you working on right now?
👨💻 William Young
A new way to do Product - having to pick up a lot of the other skills to bring a website to life!
Maximilian Koerner
Interactive fitness app, that sees you via CV and interacts with you based on your training - boost.fit
Thato
Basecamp for mentorship. With everything going remote nowadays, remote mentorships would be even more successful with the tools mentors/mentees need.
😼 Neikos
Working on a paper about post-quantum cryptography, deadlines are approaching
☔ Johannes
Starting a new job soon so I'm refreshing my knowledge regarding the technologies I'm going to be using every day.
🥔 Lewis Freiberg
neobanking app with USD stable coins as the base currency and traditional payment rails
🦅 Simo
as someone with interest but not a whole lot of knowledge of the industry, is this aimed at some specific demography?
🥔 Lewis Freiberg
it's aimed a particular group of crypto holders who've taken a line of credit against their assets. Like the rich take out ELOCs on their assets to unlock their liquidity to purchase things or pay for services. So can crypto holders, who've taken around $1bn in loans out on their assets to date. problem with an ELOC denominated in crypto is a baker doesn't want ethereum or fake usd. so I'm slapping on some traditional rails on it so they can spend their new found liquidity
🕹️ Louise
Learning Rust and waiting for my brain to come up with some ideas to develop in Rust.
🥔 Lewis Freiberg
what resources are you using, I've been tinkering but haven't committed yet.
😼 Neikos
Here are some in case you're still looking: - command line Tetris or Tic-Tac-Toe (depending on how advanced you wanna go) - command line wettr.in program, it should be able to save my location (or even find it out itself!) - A unit converter program, allowing to convert from degC to degF, Dollars to Euros, etc...
🕹️ Louise
thanks! I dunno why simple ideas like that were not attractive to me BUT by reading your reply suddenly it made sense. stupid brain.
😾 Oskar
You've took those from Principles and Practice Using C++ by Stroustrup? :) Those are good starting points obviously, but as far as I remember it's also curriculum for learning C++ in his book. Try writing calculator with an option to do equations too! (Hell of a chapter for beginner)
Ankit Kumar
Going through Tim Ferriss Podcast Transcripts, it has some great stuff :)
🟩 Koralatov
Ground-up redesign for onionsamson.com.
Supervoid Droid
Learning Elixir / Phoenix / LiveView, I want to leave javascript behind
Ashley Charlton
A simple evernote clone using react and nodejs
Petrus Theron
Bridge: Chat for Business - tradebridge.app
Adrian Delmar
On making life easier for bootstrappers zlipa.com
🚂 Ekle
I'm working on a service for building a professional community, personal websites and blogs. urspace.io Please let me know any suggestions.
💹 Rj
Your service looks nice! How about custom domains so users can use their own domains?
🎉 Joe Reeve
Pubtable.app - we're doing free COVID track and trace for UK Pubs
🐟 Jesse Sibley
That's a sweet idea!
🦅 Simo
nice one. which reminds me I have an invite pending in my mailbox for hey..
Dubdee
It's worth trying. Not quite enough to buy for me. The screener feature was a bit stressful
🎲 James York
An (indie) academic journal
Ian Kettlewell
Working on my website, but quickly distracted learning about font design.
⭐ Xavi
a text based multiplayer game that you play via Telegram, not many know about it but there's a nice community and we have lots of fun spacehuntgame .com
⭐ Xavi
Very similar yes! Simpler rules and easier/quicker to play, Ogame was a time sucker
🦅 Simo
not that I need any distractions, but am a sucker for text games so will check it out
🎲 James York
Interesting to learn of this. Will check it out!
Dan Heath
Sales engineer at Cisco. Just switched roles internally to a be a specialist on a product group instead of being a account engineer.
Angelino Desmet
Updating quitfacebook.org.
Dan Heath
Do you maintain that site? I'll have to point some family members that way...
Angelino Desmet
I do. I could post many more anti-facebook sources, but I deliberately choose only the best ones. Don't want to overwhelm visitors with thousands of links.
Angelino Desmet
Haha, thank you! Made it with Inkscape.
🍁 John J.
Love it! And the whole site! Hosting a link now. :-) Any plans for an RSS feed?
Angelino Desmet
Haven't thought about it yet. I also have no idea if that is easily possible since the website is a simple static page hosted with GitHub pages. Moreover, I don't update too frequently (because I don't want average sources). That's why I added a post submit number so you can easily see if new ones got added. That's how I keep up to date with other blogs, I just check 'em. I try to keep notification to the minimum to avoid distractions.
🗻 Tomek Kolasa
Working on my personal blog about full-stack development in JavaScript. tomekkolasa.com
❤️ Jens Backbom
Version 2 of my business idea generator at jensbackbom.com/bu...
🦝 Wojciech
Flask app, to make graphs similar to GitHub commit activity graphs, but based on how many ToDo items you do in a day
Sushruth Sastry
Very tiny cli wrapper for azcopy
🛡️ Cyrano
I'm working on a 3D model of a pinyon pine for a VR game! Though, it doesn't look as accurate as a real pinyon...
🐠 Sam E.
Today is the release date for an mobile app projects I've made with my life partner during the past 1-2 month of lockdown. Play Store review times are quite long, but it should be live later during the day :)
Cole Hudson
How exciting! Congrats!
🐠 Sam E.
Yes! It's named HabitCat, it's a simple application to track habits and routines. Nothing too fancy, but I'm very happy that we release our first project working as a team!
🐠 Sam E.
Let me know if that works for you, we are still waiting on Google to complete their review, so I don't expect it to be available wordwide yet: play.google.com/st...
🗻 Tomek Kolasa
Nice! Congrats and good luck with the launch!
🌊 Zero Two
my personal website ziyang.dev and maybe a CRUD app
Pouria Khakpour
Giving support to a not happy customer
Chetan Vashisht
Converted a blog to an ebook, so I can read it on my kindle.
🤨 Zero Error
You mean webpage to ebook
💩 Niklas
You should definitely take a look at 'Push to Kindle' and similar services. I've also compiled some tips on modern reading (reading digital content, but without distractions) here niklasbuehler.com/... :)
🦁 Vincent Leeuw
Localizing some sweet video games. As always.
🗿 Ali
My own web application security testing framework.
🗿 Ali
Not yet. I worked on a scanner project for 3 years and discovered some common issues in web application security scanners. All of them have same problems by design. Based on my researches and ideas I started to make the framework ;)
🦅 Simo
if it's not a huge secret, what's the common problem with the scanners? Out of interest since I also do work in the cybersecurity product domain, but on the detection side.
🗿 Ali
1. A global predefined and fixed config for any thing. e.g. global parameter variation limit. for example max to be 50 for "p=1234" and "p=settings.php" 2. Missing differential analysis on captured pages and results. 3. Missing ML feature-based analysis. 4. They think all of paths as file/dir and not file/dir and function/mounted route. Tell about your works.
🦅 Simo
Interesting, although I know too little of the scanner space to comment anything intelligent. I run a company with a network detection product using the deception method (i.e. fancy honeypots), you can check some specs out at avesnetsec.com
🤨 Zero Error
Like a nmap with their scripts
🤨 Zero Error
Is you Linux sys admin?
☝️ Jean-David Moisan
GitHub just went down so it's pretty much the apocalypse. :(
🦅 Simo
Hadn't even noticed yet. Seems it's been down for a couple hours already so hopefully will be over soon
Jk Pub
yep, already pushed some stuff into PRs earlier and then nothing showed up. I thought I lost it and should give up on Mondays
Matt Palmer
Getting a blog going with next.js. It's been pretty enjoyable.
🤔 David
Post a link! Also, I have to agree that it's fun building a blog from scratch. I'm playing with sapper and basically making my own SSG
🍶 Freeman
Just want to share my thoughts here. I've worked with react for the last 5 years. However I've started seeing a trend and it's for a good reason that people incl me realise the trade offs of reactivifying everything. Esp for a blog, a non SPA server rendered page works with less moving parts, or a html only SSG (i use zola). You could mount extra reactivity with Web Components (e.g remount). PS i still use next.js, not trying ti dismiss it :)
Matt Palmer
I hear that, though I'm very happy with the particular set of tradeoffs next.js represents. At the end of the day I enjoy writing React too much :) so it's nice to find something that will output something that statically renders what it can, and progresses pretty gracefully from there.
🧵 Evan
You can React-ify static sites too! I'm pretty sure that's what Gatsby is. @msp it's way cheaper (usually even free) to run a blog using a static site hosted on Netlify. I wish I could find an alternative to Netlify, because I feel like they're getting too big, but that's what seems to work for now.
Matt Palmer
In fact this works very much like Gatsby! I'm using Vercel, the (recently renamed) company that develops next.js. As far as I can tell their solution is free for personal sites.
🍶 Freeman
I also ended up with netlify but at least you know you won't be vendor locked when all you host is static files :) my main beef with react based SSG is that you still ship the whole page in your js bundle (for hydration), even when your whole or most of your page is totally static. waiting for a react framework that supports partial rehydration
❤️ Jens Backbom
Jekyll is great too, try it out!