🧉 Martin
So, what's everyone up to today? In my remaining few months of "funemployment", I'm working on a language-learning app idea and hoping to get something out there before I run out of time.
🐟 Brendan
Hammering out my custom notes/TODO system and optimizing an NGS protocol for cell-free DNA.
Ritardando
Learning DGraph after developing with Neo4J
🗨️ Fui
The same: getting ever increasingly sophisticated at doing everything else except that one thing I'm supposed to do. tl;dr: I procrastinate.
🎲 James York
I'm both a language learner and teacher, so if you need better testers, count me in!
⚫ Aaron
working on a very long product demo animation. tight deadline. not looking forward to a late night. I even woke up early (4:00am) to get a headstart on it and I'm not sure it'll allow me to get to bed at a sensible hour this evening
Ganesh Khade
Are you using flutter?
‼️ Rob Gough
Polishing up my new personal site that I'd put off building for many years! Then I've a few other ideas to try and get done before the end of funemployment!
🧉 Martin
High-five to a fellow funemployment member. The site (assuming it's the current one) looks nicely minimal, nice work.
😾 Oskar
funemployment, nice one. I am also funemployed, working on vertical search engine and web directory for technical texts. The 'fun' part seems to run it's course and now I am kind of struggling to finish project and not get distracted (thanks subreply!)
🧉 Martin
That sounds interesting. The latter parts of most large projects are hard. You've normalised to the excitement of the idea. You've solved the immediately obvious/easier problems. Even from the artistic POV, the canvas is getting full and you've removed a lot of the "possibility" that's so wide open and exciting in the beginning. Still, the reward of getting something out into the wild and seeing people get value from it is so worth it in the end. Good luck!