Ask HN: What project are you currently working on? – April

It started out as a clone of http://nightchamber.com. That functionaluty was simple to emulate. Now I am trying to build a complete loginless social network. Although, the logging in process is highly device dependent, it will involve making the user approve the devices he intends to use the network from. What's fun is the number of ways I had to come up with that will make sure that the correct user is logged in regardless of the device he accesses it from.

Its on github: http://github.com/arkokoley/nightowl

I have been working working on some small issues in https://github.com/servo/servo working my way to bigger issues. Also I have been working on a bittorrent client in Rust, it is my project to learn the language.

I have been working on a food and travel tip related web app. Its a long term thing as I work full time, but it is something I enjoy doing on the side.

I'm working on mobile app to easily organize skateboard sessions. https://twitter.com/GetSeshApp

- a Windows application for the open lab at my school (to replace the sign in/sign out clipboard.)

- building Space Invaders in C++ using an entity component system that i'm also writing.

- random Unity, Corona SDK and SDL tutorials.

- a HNlike clone in PHP, off and on when I get bored with everything else.

No repos, sorry. Nothing is worth sharing yet.

In slow motion, Tetris written in Nim. It's really just to get familiar with Nim again and to complete a game for the first time in a long time.

Working a full time job that requires being out of the house for 14 hours a day a lot and parenting at home so I expect this to be a long project. :)

- An entry for PoC||GTFO (no details yet)

- A secure code delivery project called ASGard: https://getasgard.com

- A tool to diff PHP Archives https://github.com/paragonie/pharaoh

- Confirming and responsibly disclosing a Laravel 0day

- Putting together a talk about developing crypto features in your apps (by using safe crypto libraries rather than rolling your own)

I've been picking up where I left off about a year ago on http://introtopython.org, an open resource for teaching and learning Python. It's based on IPython notebook, so anyone who knows how to work with IPython notebooks can contribute to the project.

I wrote most of the Python Essentials notebooks last year, and then had to focus on other work for a while. Now I'm updating the infrastructure so it plays nicely with IPython 3. Then I get to focus on projects, which will make the site much more useful to people learning Python.

Happy to hear feedback and build collaboration on the project.

Nothing currently...trying to find some time for maintenance on https://github.com/jdc0589/JsFormat, and maybe finishing up the last couple big bugs/features on https://github.com/jdc0589/mite-node

I have been working on and helping out with some maintenance on https://github.com/doublespeakgames/adarkroom. It's a really fun, minimalist text game with a ton of potential. It is worth checking out!

I'm working on a 2d game engine built with LÖVE (the framework, but also the emotion) called Grid. http://www.andrewmcwatters.com/grid/ It's built by me and friends at Planimeter, my super volunteer contributor team. http://www.andrewmcwatters.com/planimeter/

It's not 1.0.0, yet though. Maybe in a few months to a year or so. It's a spare time thing.

It's hosted on my site, which was featured on Bootstrap Expo yesterday, and currently sits next to New Relic.

This is a great Ask HN, and the first time I've seen this asked. I'd love to see this pop up more.

I am writing an ebook on design for developers. Would love to hear from anyone interested in giving feedback / suggestions.

hello@angelasmith.com.au

I am working on timeblock.com it's a new way of working, like agile but more humane.

It started as a change I made to how my consultancy worked, when I told others about the benefits like sleeping better and being more happy, others started to work using the same method.

Now I am creating a SaaS app and book to help others get the same benefits.

Managed to release my cross-platform mobile music game.

Flaming Notes, the music game to learn staff notation (iOS/Android/Web)

Landing page: http://www.adhyet.com

Short description:

Randomly generated quarter notes (crotchets) move from the right to the left. Player has to guess each note by pressing the correct button. Player wins points on a correct guess. Four successively correct guesses increases the speed of the moving notes.

HTML5-JavaScript lite/demo version: http://www.adhyet.com/flamingnotes

iOS version: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/flaming-notes/id963392462

Android version: http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adhyet.flam...

Tech: mobile version built using the C++ engine, cocos2d-x. Web version created by porting to JavaScript, based on cocos2d-JS. I did contribute to the new Programmer's Guide (http://www.cocos2d-x.org/programmersguide/) and have written some guides on IAP and leaderboard integration (http://www.adhyet.com/post)

Currently working on finishing up the Windows Phone version.

http://QRID.com - liberating people from passwords - mobile app / OpenID / OIDC Provider - allows touchless login to websites by scanning QR code on your monitor

http://BitExperts.com - almost like StackOverflow, but with Bitcoin tips and bounties. Also could be used for brainstorming ideas, with an optional bounty pool

http://BitNews.com - aggregates news headlines from 26 bitcoin websites in a mobile-friendly format

I'm working on Bulk Resize Photos. (http://bulkresizephotos.com/)

It resizes batches of images in your browser. It doesn't do anything Adobe CS can't do, but most folk (outside of designers) don't have Adobe CS. It's also extremely convenient since all you need is a browser; nothing to install or sign up for. It can also be embedded onto external sites (eg. forms that require images be uploaded) with preset resizing settings.

I am working on a parser for css, you plug css in and you get an useful, manageable data structure out...

https://github.com/siscia/css-grammar

I'm working on a split testing service and SDK for desktop (OS X) and mobile apps. Mainly for myself so I can understand the math behind A/B testing better.

I left my job at the start of 2015 and started a company, which I've very recently launched: Pleasant.io. It's a website analytics service for humans, basically. Really simple, straight forward UI with an emphasis on useful data. If you're not a fan of Google Analytics, you might find Pleasant to be a breath of fresh air.

Clickable link: http://pleasant.io/

http://rebrickable.com - Figure out what new cool stuff you can build with your old LEGO collection.

https://www.syncany.org/ - A secure open-source cloud storage and filesharing application.

I am currently working on establishing a company builder (high equity ownership of each venture, lots of shared resources, mostly internal ideas, quick and lean implementations, an experimental approach).

Not ready for public exposure yet. Always looking for feedback and tips on this approach to solving problems!

I am working on a online newsreader that allows you to quickly read only important articles from websites and blogs of your choice. Every article gets analyzed and evaluated, and uninteresting articles get filtered out. So you don’t have to read all articles of your favorite websites and blogs – only the important ones will be shown to you.

http://zebrello.instapage.com

I am working on this: http://www.fillburt.com. A tool to fill out job apps faster. I am in the process of validating it. Any feedback is welcome.