I like this site. Question: I can't tell from the source if you are using a CMS of any kind or if this is custom developed in Django or similar. Care to reveal what you used?
That's cool, I'm working on a 'buzz' site as well for the edinburgh festivals, though we're doing some AI magic to pull in crowdsourced reviews and classify them with star ratings. It's jolly good fun, though working with thesps is doing my head in.
There are others out there, but trying to make one that is super easy to use.
Still very much a work in progress, but any feedback would be appreciated!
I'm working on an app to track work orders for a client. Not exactly riveting, but it's my first real gig and it feels really good to get paid to program.
Working on http://www.beachionary.com/ a social guide for beaches and organizing summer holidays. It's the middle of the summer and still on private alpha though :|
Module called Boost for Drupal.
http://drupal.org/project/boost
In short it's a poormans-squid/poormans-varnish; it creates a html cache for dynamic pages. It's fairly sophisticated, going to have it support the caching of AJAX JSON in the near future; among other things.
and soon to be working on a brand new Version 2.x of http://www.tokion.com (currently a simple set of splash pages)
All for publishers in NYC. I do so wish they would acquire a technical journal, or some form of academics research journal(s). Fashion & Sub Cultures are interesting for those in said cultures but it doesn't mean that I wouldn't find more scholarly/research minded content/environments more interesting.
I'm working on two things right now ( http://web2.0collage.com & http://pcfspam.com )
I'm hoping to wrap up the first (a lot of it was an experiment into how to do basic PR) and get started on the second after exams.
If it's not supposed to be secret, how does it work? Does it look for similarity of what you like or does it weight people in your feed and just skip x% of tweets from heavy low-value tweeters?
[+] [-] thomaspaine|16 years ago|reply
It's a little sad because there are no reviews yet...but I don't think he's had time to promote it yet.
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(No URL 'cos it ain't finished yet!)
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[+] [-] hypotize|16 years ago|reply
http://trains.jp/
There are others out there, but trying to make one that is super easy to use. Still very much a work in progress, but any feedback would be appreciated!
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[+] [-] dan_the_welder|16 years ago|reply
Awesome!
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Just opened up sign-ups for a new platform release which is going to begin next week:
http://www.xp-dev.com/blogs/view/704/xp-dev-com-version-40-b...
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Used for identifying infill drilling locations.
Updated daily with new well locations.
Working on adding Canada, shale plays, and Gulf of Mexico offshore wells.
Using Memcached on Amazon EC2 + openlayers + Google WGS84 tiles.
[+] [-] joepestro|16 years ago|reply
We're doing a 1 day web app event this weekend, so I'll be able to share more about everyone's apps soon!
[+] [-] jacktasia|16 years ago|reply
Good or Evil db - in "private" beta you can use this link if you're really interested.
http://goodorevildb.com/do/register?key=chestermcgester
And then a bizarre jython app that I will probably open source. Yeah, I know I should concentrate on just one thing. Oh well.
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Check it out tomorrow during daylight!
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Maintaining Version 2.x & Building the All New Version (3.0) of http://www.inkedmag.com
Continuing the build of Version 2.x of http://www.surfacemag.com
and soon to be working on a brand new Version 2.x of http://www.tokion.com (currently a simple set of splash pages)
All for publishers in NYC. I do so wish they would acquire a technical journal, or some form of academics research journal(s). Fashion & Sub Cultures are interesting for those in said cultures but it doesn't mean that I wouldn't find more scholarly/research minded content/environments more interesting.
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[+] [-] jakewolf|16 years ago|reply
Trying to track late blight on tomatoes. http://gardenobserver.com/report/map. Anyone having pest problems in their gardens? Hook me up!
[+] [-] rdoherty|16 years ago|reply
Also working on http://www.mozilla.com/mobile, got some updates for a future release.
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It tracks your friends' favorites on Twitter, and suggests interesting people for you to follow based on favorites and your social network structure.
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[+] [-] smokinn|16 years ago|reply
If it's not supposed to be secret, how does it work? Does it look for similarity of what you like or does it weight people in your feed and just skip x% of tweets from heavy low-value tweeters?
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[+] [-] costan|16 years ago|reply
Does this count?
I'll admit that, right now, it's little more than a tech demo for my iPhone libraries:
http://github.com/costan/zergsupport - iPhone-side
http://github.com/costan/imobile - Rails server-side
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