Ask HN: What are some real problems people can solve with coding projects?
I see a lot of project ideas, and I see a lot of people shoot them down because no one would use them.
I recently made a project called gg[0], and it's a collection of TUI video games. It's really just a toy; it doesn't solve a problem.
I'm curious, what problems do you have that could potentially be solved by developers?
[0]: https://github.com/Kaamkiya/gg
P.S. This is my first HN post. Feel free to give me feedback on it :)
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[ 5.6 ms ] story [ 21.5 ms ] threadan offline Grammarly alternative, ideally as a progressive web app that I could add to my home screen without needing to install anything from the App Store. I find the built-in spell check on my iPhone underwhelming, so I’ve disabled autocorrect and predictive text.
Been a pet project idea of mine since the pandemic but never got around to it. I saw the new Rails framework is out and thought of starting this idea to learn Ruby.
I am currently writing home server management as a node app. It already provides support for many simultaneous http/ws servers with built in proxy and certificate support managed though a web based dashboard with real time status. I am also adding a similar management feature for docker containers via docker compose. I will look for other services and management features to add when docker support is written.
It saves people thousands of hours a year.