Hi HN,I'm George. I've built lots of business applications but never a personal application.After staring at my GitHub graph, I realized my actual life doesn't have a contribution chart. My app, Lifetale, gives you ~1,000 squares (one per month of life), colored by how each month felt, not how much you posted. I wanted sharing to be opt-in and limited so you can create 'circles' to share...
Hey HN,I built Worktale because I couldn't remember what to say at my last performance review: "What did you ship this quarter?"I'd spent months debugging race conditions, redesigning a reporting pipelines, shipping a major migration — all behind a corporate firewall in private repos. None of it was visible. Not on GitHub. Not on my resume. Not even to me.So I built a CLI that reads your local...
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I built remotedevelopers.com because I never want to write a resume again.Connect your GitHub → it pulls your repos, skills, activity → generates a portfolio that's always up-to-date.No resume. No cover letter. Just code you've shipped. You can add articles, posts, videos and other content into your timeline for potential employers to get a complete picture of your work.It's AEO/SEO-ready,...
NuGet's default registry is serviceable, but discovering and comparing packages isn't great.nugx.org (http://nugx.org/) is an alternative front-end with better search, popularity signals, dependency graphs, and a cleaner UI.Built with Noundry (C# packages/tooling). Currently in beta — would love feedback on nugx.org.nugx.org (https://nugx.org/)
I used jsonlint.com several times per day but the ads became too much. I revised the existing version and added dark mode and made the editor front and center. Enjoy.
I used ip.now all the time, but it seems the domain expired and renewal isn't happening. I cloned it and put a fresh coat of paint. Enjoy.