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What project are you working on this weekend?
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Will_k
What is everyone working on this weekend? I would love to have a look and give some feedback.
Optimizing Bytehub's API's and Page load times for
Bytehub is a react component library and by far has the most amazing components amongst existing competitors.
Interesting!
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I already have then in database. I can list them in the detail screen and also have a filter for it as well. I’ll get those added next week. Thanks for the feedback. I think this is something I should’ve thought from a developer point of view.
Pingr - Uptime monitoring service. It's time to launch on PH soon, so actively fixing bugs.
No sleep, only coding :D
Working on GooseTrade - search and predict the stock market.
https://gaserd.xyz/goosetrade/index.php?stock=AAPL&period=3month
Some humble feedback - I checked out your homepage via mobile, and I couldn’t really understand much about what that graph meant. Maybe explain that a bit more ? (I may not be the right audience as I don’t invest in stocks)
And you saw full list best stock in the market?
Yes, it is probably worth adding a legend so that those who do not invest can understand a little more clearly.
Blue line-shows the current share price
Orange - minimum moving price
Red - maximum moving price
At their intersection, there is a moment when you need to either sell or buy.
Working on a pro version of my FREE tool directory: https://gumroad.com/l/KgxXL
The pro version will include videos of me using the tools and letting people know how can they maximize their use.
I am working on Wicked Templates
To be exact :
Thanks a lot !
Nice one, checkout bytehub when you get a chance.
I have seen it once, nice.
Working on creating a customer research survey for https://thepentool.co customers. Trying to understand why they are buying and what are the reasons someone would not buy a product to later try and fix that
I will be finishing up the profile section on my side project, as well as look into a messaging system.
Learning emacs for fun. It's been on my list of things to try for a long time! It's probably the beginning of a long journey in tweakings. I made the first change to https://midnight.pub with emacs yesterday.
https://pazly.dev/ and a small collection of free UI cards https://pazly.dev/cards/ that hopefully will inspire web developers and no code enthusiasts.
Goodhere.org - an open database of social impact projects. Would love some feedback on the homepage and how we describe the project - does it make sense?
Hey Ben, loved the idea. What is next for Goodhere?
Ps.: did you know we have a social entrepreneurship group on IH?
I am replying to beta readers of Deployment from Scratch and asking them more question. I am also going to do some work on the new build (I am moving of off gitbook).
I'm working on the blog for StartAppIdeas concept.
Recently, I started publishing ideas over https://twitter.com/startappideas and wanted to expand that idea into a blog post.
Hey man, nice ideas. Bookmarked!
Thank you so much. Much appreciated!
I'm building audience on twitter first if you are there please follow. I've also created my channel in other platforms as well.
Sure, will check out. Good luck.
I'm spending the weekend setting up Pacely - mostly server stuff... preparing it for an official launch.
I just announced that I'm working on a K.I.S.S. website builder for creators:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/ill-make-a-website-for-you-free-of-charge-3961770c6b
Thanks for the offer! I'm working on my book.
Thanks for the genuine offer. Still working on the same project Virtual Mojito. Keen to hear how you'd make it better! @Will_k
Fantastic use of Notion! Perhaps you could add different categories and have events and tools under each. Or at least for the tools section. Just my opinion though, the page looks great. Well done.
Hey @Will_k that's awesome. Thanks for your feedback. I'd love to implement your ideas. Can I tag you on Twitter when this feature is ready :) Here's mine
Building a Slack-first productivity bot - have built an MVP bot that works with knowledge base and posts in Slack - allows editing existing answers, storing new answers in KB and also chatting in automated mode. Intended to boost productivity and assist with workflows of Customer Success teams, DevOps teams, development teams. https://youtu.be/17b7wFPYWoA
sounds interesting, what's your backend stack? i'm also working on a slack app, but more for entertainment. just used boltJS as I'm more about full features than cross-platform right now.
Did you check out all the slack KB systems out there? there are a few that are pretty slick I think, your video doesn't have enough visuals to really draw me in.
Have you seen roam research, obsidian and the various personal knowledge graph tools? A bit of rendered KB could add a bit of visual pizazz!
It's Kafka for connecting microservices, deployed with Docker. I use NEO4J for KB, Postgres for relational data, Flask for Slack API, Faust for connecting Kafka with microservices, Redis for key-value short-living storage.
Those are the microservices I use: 1. Daemon (Faust - works with Neo4J), 2. Lexical module (works with PyTorch/NLTK/Stanford), 3. Slackbot (Python Slack Client with Faust, the actual heartbeat, Faust to consume topics, subscribes to Kafka topics notifications and sends to Slack, also receives RTM from Slack - not all Slack events can be handled as RTM, some need REST, so Flask is used), API (those slash commands and non-RTM notifications from Slack, Flask and kafka-python producer). If I was targeting just monolith app - I'd use Django and signals, but it will not scale well. Why Kafka and not Celery? Celery loses tasks sometimes, and for mission critical thing like conversations with customers you can't afford losing tasks, so a more robust messaging needed - Kafka or ZeroMQ.
Neo4J comes with nice browser interface, but it's a graph only, to make it more structured I'll build something more spicy. Dashboard - AntDesign. Here's a bit of architecture overview https://dmitryroitman.com/architecture.pdf
man that sounds like a ton of overhead to get to an MVP. Are you planning for 1M users from day one :D
what is the main core that you see users getting value from?
neo4j's web stuff is nice, but you'd have to figure a way to make that accessible via slack.
I'm building for large communities of 40-50k Slack channel users asking questions all the time. It's already integrated into Slack via slash commands. AI is expensive. I plan it with scaling in mind, so it can't be monolith. Don't want to build something I'll have to re-do because of naive decisions early. Also it's not just slash commands, it's a fully functional collaboration bot driven by RNN. Here are some of the use cases https://dmitryroitman.com/usecases.pdf
Another cool thing about Neo4J that it has its own NLP capabilities built in (those come with plugins, so you can just run Cypher query to get levenshtein distances or similar).
Sounds good! That video is very long though. Do you have a landing page yet, or is that coming soon?
That is coming also. Thanks for the feedback. The topic is complex and giving only short intro seemed a bit shallow to me, that's why I provided the MVP overview for those impatient and later some market landscape and business process.
I'll be working on my new Developer Blogging Platform https://devdojo.com/devblog, I'm trying to do a little promotion to get a few beta testers.
How about yourself?
Great! https://devdojo.com/devblog looks great. Very slick landing page that explains the product well.
I'm working on a note-taking application that is a mix between Roam Research and Notion. Nothing special, just a side-coding project that I've been working on for a couple of months. I'm hoping to launch V1 in a month or so. I don't plan to make much money, if any. My main goal is to just build a cool product and learn things along the way.
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