Its always interesting to learn about things fellow members are working on. It doesn't need to be a startup or anything amazing. Your latest hacky code will do. :)
An Erlang based AWS client that intends to be a thin wrapper for httpc. What makes it different than other Erlang based AWS clients is configuration and credentialing. Config and credentials can be set in the app config, OS environment variables, AWS CLI configuration files, or by accessing the AWS EC2 Instance Metadata API.
Favor - like phonegap or jquery for IoT. A consistent api to across different hardware and let's you write it all in Javascript. https://github.com/favor/it
Thanks, please drop me a line if you have ANY questions, suggestions or issues. I keep seeing downloads on NPM, but so far nobody has contacted me with questions or bug-reports, so I can't tell if it is actually being used.
Also, let me know what you build! Curious to hear about experiences. Thanks
I'm working on a dispatching platform written in Vue.js and Elixir. Think... cable tech, power tech, disaster worker... being able to communicate via mobile that they are on scene, enroute and etc. with there dispatch center.
Posting a series of procedurally animated music visualizations to social media. I'm attempting to deliver one every day. Coded in Processing (+Minim/ControlP5). Stitched together w/ FFmpeg.
http://bitbot.cc - A random instance generator loading a pseudo random picture and a pseudo random comment. It's basically my learning project for when learning new programming languages.
A tool for writers to track word counts, with fancy charts and shit. I built it for myself, but wound up opening it up to anyone who wants to use it. I don't really care if I get users or not, but it's fun to work on:
This is interesting idea. I was thinking about something similar - to be an facilitator during solving technical problems with system approach methodology.
I am wondering, how big is demand for your services? If it's not secret you can shoot me an email.
I've been working on a windows app to pull data in tables from PDF files into Excel http://www.3xfour.com I am a financial analyst in my day job and spend a lot of time pulling data out of annual reports and investor presentations into financial models, so it mainly focused on solving that use case for myself. Previous solutions exist but its a hard problem to get 100% right, I still have a way to go.
The more interesting part is to be able to automatically populate missing data in an Excel table that comes from a PDF, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYzN_elbjWo
There's something in the pipeline for me on innovating on how we type, as in articles and web content. To me, it seems like the QWERTY keyboard has been around forever, its layout was specifically designed to make people type slower when the first typewriters were introduced. Why aren't we seeing more innovation on the software side of things? That's where I come in :)
And I also launched my first startup, upperhound.com, this morning - eyes bloodshot just before I went to bed. I decided I don't want to be a wantrepreneur any longer. Procrastination is such a killer. I mainly negotiate 50% + SaaS membership discounts for interested subscribers.
A website to search for League Of Legends builds from challenger games. I had a lot of ideas, that's the one who made it because it's small enough so I can do it all by myself and I can keep it alive for a long time spending very little on it.
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An Erlang based AWS client that intends to be a thin wrapper for httpc. What makes it different than other Erlang based AWS clients is configuration and credentialing. Config and credentials can be set in the app config, OS environment variables, AWS CLI configuration files, or by accessing the AWS EC2 Instance Metadata API.
A webapp to create journals for the plants you're growing. It is using elixir/phoenix. Always looking for contributors :-)
Also, let me know what you build! Curious to hear about experiences. Thanks
* How to position myself
* What specific service I'd offer instead of just plain old commodity coding. I'm thinking about perhaps working with non technical business owners.
* How to reach the people I'd like to work with
I'm in the research phase at the moment.
https://alpha.highwayapp.co - Alpha for... you know alpha.
https://instagram.com/preziotte https://twitter.com/preziotte
https://www.novelsarehard.com
Companies will achieve concrete results, greater knowledge, efficient strategy and develop a better functioning team within 5 days.
http://nerdic.co/5dayhacks
I am wondering, how big is demand for your services? If it's not secret you can shoot me an email.
One selection bit (car on reverse) to multiplex two inputs (video from car control unit and video from rear view camera) to one output (car screen).
And I also launched my first startup, upperhound.com, this morning - eyes bloodshot just before I went to bed. I decided I don't want to be a wantrepreneur any longer. Procrastination is such a killer. I mainly negotiate 50% + SaaS membership discounts for interested subscribers.
Btw, asimuvPR, what are you working on currently?
A website to search for League Of Legends builds from challenger games. I had a lot of ideas, that's the one who made it because it's small enough so I can do it all by myself and I can keep it alive for a long time spending very little on it.