ishanr

Hey HN, I built this originally last year because I was frustrated that epubs even though they are digital are not being fully utilized. I also read on many different platforms and I wanted all of my books to…

I loved Magit when I used to use Emacs but I review a lot more code these days and I wanted something lightweight and fast where I can see changes happening in real time as the code is being generated by an agent. So I…

This is a first draft of an app that I am working on that is the "anti blinkist (the book summarization app)". I call it Augre (aug-ur - short for augmented reader) and the whole idea is that I want to immerse more, not…

Email is great for consuming but something for browsing / discovering newsletters for different product areas in a company is something that I was looking for. Do any of your companies have internal newsletters? Long…

Something like monthly newsletters for a product area and an easy way to consume it via a mobile app.

Sudopad is a link sharing board where you or others can add links and share them with others. Imba has been a great language choice so far. It makes everything easy. Now I have added authentication using Supabase, so…

Looking to build a standup comedy app. Would love to work with someone.

This should not include the time where you have to read blogs, learn something to keep up with your industry.

In Oracle's New to Java Programming page (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/newtojava/downloads/index.html), the recommended books section (bottom of the page) contain a link to Head First Java on it-ebooks:…

I recently read Russ Olsen's Eloquent Ruby and I loved it. It is incredibly readable; the code and the stories mixing amazingly with real world examples and what not. What are some of yours?

There seems to be a lot of tutorials available for beginners but how do you develop skills which take you into the top 1%?

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