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Pratheeswaran

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Pratheeswaran··on Ask HN: What are you working on?
https://www.toptechlets.com/

a simple side-project to list the Top & Popular Tech news and Discussions from the internet. I started working on this for my personal use and very recently made this as a website.

Pratheeswaran··on Ask HN: How long did your last side project take?
yes @jordsmi, I agree. This project actually started as a programming exercise to learn a new lang. and not as something to solve my problem - that might be another reason for my low interest level after developing the first version.

I want to continue this, because this helped me learn/develop few new items, which I wouldn't have done in my regular job.

Pratheeswaran··on Ask HN: How long did your last side project take?
The first version of my side project (http://www.kopyscreen.com/) took about 8-10 hours, but somehow my interest level went down after showing it to my friends.

I want to add few more features to complete it but for about 6 weeks, I did not do any work on it :-(

Pratheeswaran··on Ask HN: What projects are you working on?
To be honest, I started working on this and then trying to find a best fit for the tool :)

my current plan is to build KopyScreen into a light-weight-paint-like online tool for use-cases like Bug Reporting, UI Review, etc.

Pratheeswaran··on Ask HN: What projects are you working on?
Good one. Best wishes for your success.
Pratheeswaran··on Ask HN: What projects are you working on?
I am working on a side project - http://www.kopyscreen.com/

started this to learn Go lang, but with the interests shown by some of my friends, slowly building it into a website during the weekends. I am hoping to complete it soon.

Pratheeswaran··on Show HN: EdgeKick, real-time analytics for public Facebook pages
love @ first sight :)

btw how did you generate those nice charts?

Pratheeswaran··on Ask HN: Feedback on Startup Idea
this idea looks good to me.

may be to validate this further, you can try doing this first for the popular software license terms - Apache, MIT, LGPL, etc. and see how the HN community use it.