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As the guy who pays all the bills in the house I have like 7+ bills to pay in a single time. I hate to pay it 1 by 1 so I created the app to solve that problem.

This is the link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bayaqapp.w... but it is only for Malaysia.

A website to create your developer portfolio and also generate resume from multiple template.

[1] https://www.logname.dev

  Location: Malaysia
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes
  Technologies: Javascript(React, React Native) |Elixir(Phoenix)
  Résumé/CV: upon request
  Email: hazmiirfan[at]gmail.com

My name is Hazmi and I love to build website on my free time. For my first project of the year I would like to tackle a problem that I had for a long time which is keeping my professional portfolio and resume up to date.

Introducing Logname - https://www.logname.dev - A portfolio/resume website for developers.

Why am I building this?

1. There is not one website for me to represent my professional developer presence. As a developer, I always think that you need to have an online presence in order to stand out for better job opportunity.

Having LinkedIn account is not enough and that is why I also post technical blog on Dev.to.

I also have active GitHub account where I pinned the project that best represent my skill set.

So as you can see my past experience(LinkedIn), blog posts(Dev) and active projects(GitHub) are all on a separate website.

If I want to apply for a job I have to provide 3 links. I also need to make sure all 3 are updated accordingly for example if I want to change my profile picture.

Hopefully if Logname takes off in the future, I only need to provide 1 url instead of 3.

2. I hate LinkedIn walled garden. I have to admit I open LinkedIn on a daily basis and it is a great website to build networks.

But I hate that I cannot easily access my own data using API. I get it if they don't want 3rd party application to abuse the API but at the very least I should be able to get my own data to do what I want.

I got an idea last time to export my LinkedIn data to reusable format so I can create my own resume but unfortunately that is not allowed.

With Logname, you can export it into `JSON Resume` format so that you are free to do whatever you want with it.

It is your data after all!.

3. I am bad at designing resume. If I were good at designing I probably will not become a developer in the first place. I know there is a lot of website that can help me build beautiful resume but resume is not a one size fit all solution.

A resume for developer is different than a resume for a civil engineer. I still need to do some manual work and if I want to use another resume generator? I need to do the manual work again.

With Logname, you can export it into `JSON Resume` format and access over [250+ themed resume](https://npmsearch.com/?q=jsonresume-theme).

4. Keeping my resume up to date. Although most of my info are the same provided I am in the same company, some do change for example my list of projects in the resume. Project in my resume always correspond to my GitHub pinned repository to provide consistency and if that change, I also need to update my resume.

With Logname, because you can connect your GitHub and Dev account, your resume and portfolio will always be up to date.

So with all the reason above, I decide to built Logname

I hope you guys can try it out and let me know your thoughts!

For example, right now I'm taking notes for customer validation process following the The Mom Test[1] book and existing note taking app is too general for my use case.

That is why I'm also in the mist of developing an app[2] that is solely focus on that particular use case.

[1]http://momtestbook.com [2]https://www.getfluorite.com

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASMR

For the past month I have been working on a communication tool for remote developers. I like to think of it like Discord but for work.

For context, since the pandemic, my company have been more flexible in term of working remotely. Although we do use tools like Microsoft Teams to communicate with each other, I still feel that there are something missing.

In an office environment, If I have a question for my team members, I can just hop into his desk with my laptop and have a chat. This sort of interaction is a bit hard to replicate online with existing tool. I think because the act of "calling" someone makes it a barrier to have this sort of small chats. That's why I created https://www.inoffice.chat.

What makes Inoffice different is that there is no "call" concept. If you see someone you want to talk to you can just hop into his "desk" and start talking. You can also see who your other team member are talking to and join in if you want.

I'm hoping by reducing the barrier of initiating a conversation with your team member, it can promote you to talk more with your team members.

Any feedback is welcome.

Thank You!

Now I'm just focusing on building my side project[1] for fun without paying too much attention on how it will generate revenue. Hopefully this will make the project last longer since I won't get demotivated if I don't generate any revenue.

[1] https://www.inoffice.chat

The idea is that you can see who is around and just jump into a conversation without calling.

If you are interested you can look at it at https://www.inoffice.chat

There are some things that make it different from other solutions.

- It is voice only. The reason for this is because I believe voice is less intrusive than video and not everyone is on their best looks when working remotely.

- No calling concept, you can just click a button and voice chat instantly. I want to make the process of talking to your colleague as friction less as possible.

- See who is talking with who and join instantly. Just like in real office, I'm hoping this would encourage you to talk more with your colleague. I hope you guys give it a try. Thanks!

  Location: Malaysia
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes
  Technologies: Javascript(React, React Native) | Elixir(Phoenix)
  Résumé/CV: upon request
  Email: hazmiirfan[at]gmail.com

Since the pandemic my company allow us to work remotely. Although it’s nice but it can get lonely and I miss some of the office chit chat. Most of the remote software solution only focus on business meeting. So after a 2 day hack I created a website to focus on the “water cooler” talks. You can try it here https://www.inoffice.chat

There are some things that make it different from other solutions. One of it is that it is voice only. The reason for this is because I believe voice is less intrusive than video and not everyone is on their best looks when working remotely. There is also no calling concept, you can just click a button and voice chat instantly.

I hope you guys give it a try. For now there is only 1 office to try. If you have any question or would like to setup your own office with your colleague you can reach me at hazmi[at]inoffice.chat

For those who are interested my stack it's built on Elixir(Pheonix LiveView)

Thanks!

  Location: Malaysia
  Remote: No
  Willing to relocate: Yes
  Technologies: Javascript(React, React Native) | Elixir(Pheonix)
  Résumé/CV: upon request
  Email: hazmiirfan[at]gmail.com

So introducing https://tempah.herokuapp.com . A website that allow supermarket customer to reserve a slot based on time for supermarket.

The customer can reserved a slot and a QR code will be generated for them. The supermarket can then scan the QR code to confirm the reservation.

If you think there are supermarket owner who could benefit from this please share it to them. It's free. Thank You

Most location chat are based on your radius but I prefer to chat based on the address instead.

So I created Lepak, a website that allows you to chat based on your city, county, state, country.

It is a 2 day hack so sorry if the website is buggy(especially the UI on mobile).

I have been involved in a project that uses confluence to keep a software documentation. As the project develops in each version, keeping and viewing the documentation has become a hassle to a point that we append the date to the title to know which documentation is the latest one. So that got me thinking that maybe we can use Git to solve the versioning issue.

Eventhough Github and other version control website can already render markdown pages, but I need something that 1. Can render UML diagram 2. Can handle version link.

After a few weeks of hacking this is the result. A website that can convert a Github repo into a software documentation website. It still in it's early stages but you can try out the demo :D