I've built a complete restaurant ordering software which I was able to successfully deploy and get some friends who run restaurants on it. Been eyeing technologies like Nim and Flutter for quite some time now. Thinking of mobile games as well and the list goes on lol. What is everyone working on!
An AI analyzes what you want to say and writes it the way a native speaker would. I then show the diff between before and after. I'm happy with how well it works so far and I'm working on monetizing it.
I can see great success for this, especially if marketed to the correct audience.
A peer-to-peer network of Web Browsers that try to identify deception online, track deceivers and their publishing channels and lets users know about malicious or deceptive content.
Tries to work with swarm intelligence as much as possible, and the peer to peer cache also contains a history of urls and their content. Currently implementing the distributed AI stack with compositional game theory mechanics.
I’m working on a very widely featured user mode ISDN stack, primarily in Erlang, with bits of C and Java sprinkled in. In the end it will support DAHDI compatible interfaces, osmo-e1d interfaces, generic terminal adapters, that one ISDN chipset that was sided in certain AlphaStations (when i get my hands on one) and is designed so anyone can expand it to support their hardware interface. It also will support a wide variety of protocols as the the standard LAPD, Frame Relay, and X.25 in the D-channel.
Currently most of my design problems are around hardware.
For example, if I want to do H.320 video conferencing I require channel binding. I’m not sure if any of the hardware interfaces I have support that natively, and have not done enough research to see if I can “simulate” it in software. Also BRI uses a special hardware interface for connecting to the local loop known as the U-interface, which is common in Terminal adapters, where both my current BRI hardware and most of terminal equipment(phones, etc.) tend the use the S/T interface.
I had a number of other project ideas and come up with new ones every day, but outside the above idea, I’m giving up programming as a hobby until I can give it up as a career.
I've been working on body weight logger. I find MyFitnessPal and other popular apps too bloated.
Instead I built a progressive web app. It stores data in LocalStorage. You can install it to your home screen and it works offline.
It's been a nice exercise in working with Material UI, Redux and react-router.
I plan to add Dropbox/Google Drive integration later. Open to other's ideas and contributions.
https://github.com/drola/weight-logger-pwa https://weight-logger.catdad.net/
I'm trying to make it easier for people to find and join the most promising startups: https://topstartups.io/
Use funding from Tier 1 investors as the primary signal for now
Also, started a newsletter focused on programming resources yesterday [1]
[0] https://github.com/learnbyexample/py_regular_expressions/tre...
[1] https://learnbyexample.gumroad.com/l/learnbyexample-weekly
My side project is https://dotfilehub.com
It’s a bare bones version control system for single files + a web interface.
i’m trying to create a better platform for programmers to prepare for interviews. right now the thesis is to practice talking and coding/drawing at the same time.
The groundwork is done - taking a break before getting something released!
Pascal, the programming language isn't so bad either. ;-)