eduardosasso

I built a music visualizer inspired by vintage stereos, https://soundq.co

Not sure how clean you want the audio to be but in a project I’m working on I’m using the input microphone to analyze the audio to build a music visualizer. https://soundq.co

Shufflz is an implementation of the 15 puzzle game using Svelte and Tailwind CSS in under 100 lines of code.

I used to play 15 back when I was a kid and I thought it would be a cool little project to write the game from scratch using a modern web stack and play it with my daughter.

Me and my wife have been using lunch money for a while and it works well for us.

https://lunchmoney.app/

I’ve been building a passwordless auth service and the stack is just Javascript and Vuejs running on Cloudflare workers using their Kv store as DB.

I have two at the moment working on a third. The first one I’ve made around 2k last year the other one is in stealth mode as it depends on a functionally from the third one.

I gotta say it’s pretty hard to work on side projects and have a life if you hold a regular job and family but it’s doable.

My utopia is to build side projects that are fully automated and self sufficient so I don’t need to spend times on things I don’t enjoy like support etc.

What got my foot on the door was to have a side project, not any MVP but a finished product with nice UI, well written README page etc. That would be a good start to go along with leet code etc.

It faces my backyard so nobody can really see anything. I've also change the locker in sliding door to lock from the outside if I want extra security.

Just do it! It was my dream as well until I decided to go for it.

It’s a sliding door with a screen so I just keep the door open.

Yeah, I’ve considered that, but if you end up doing many Home Depot runs the sacrifice can save you a few bucks. I could also have planned better. :-)

This is a 6x6 box geez. I’m not building a house.

It’s something I will look into. It took a little over 3 months to finish it.

Yep. She was great help!

It doesn’t get super hot in here but I have one of those portable fans that you put water or ice in and it cools down real nice.

+1 I use Rubular quite a bit myself.

This hits home in so many levels.

I’ve built a shed for many of the reasons mentioned and it was such a rewarding and gratifying experience.

Just seeing that constant tangible progress and the primal feeling of building something that protects you from the elements felt strangely satisfying.

I documented the process in here. https://eduardosasso.co/blog/how-i-built-a-wfh-shed/

Does it remove dupes from results?

I’ve been working on a passwordless auth service for stripe users. https://neologin.co

I’m going vanilla. My only default extension is a json viewer. Everything else I toggle on/off when needed.

Not sure if you can self host but I had a good experience using gitbook.com on my latest project hotstoks.com

That was exactly the main reason I’ve moved away from Spotify. I didn’t care about podcasts and there was no way to turn it off. Eventually my Home Screen was mostly podcasts recommendations like you said. I’m happy with Apple Music.

Im a happy user of https://bear.app/

This is nice. I used to work for Gogobot/trip.com back in the day and its great to see new players in the market. Any plans to incorporate user reviews to points of interest?

Looks like https://mailbrew.com might be in your arena?

Nice work! I really like the clean interface. I've been using TablePlus for the past year and it works nice but I feel the UI could be a little better, like yours for example.

Any plans to support MySQL or Postgres?

Love the domain. Any plans to import from coinbase? Also add some screenshots or demo account so people can see how it looks like.

Good idea. Suggestion add some examples there so people can see what it looks like when you have broken data.

I see Neologin as more of a middle layer since it won't actually manage any user data, it will just facilitate user login and authorization based on Stripe.

Neologin is agnostic about how you map the users on your end, you can just match directly via email against the Stripe API or have a user table for more flexibility.

I think the biggest gain in my opinion is that you don't need to worry about how the users will login and how to authorize features or pages that's what I'm trying to address with Neologin.

Thanks for your feedback.

Like others were saying just try to organize your project into atomic independent tasks that you can finish in a day or two, keep doing that consistently day after day and results will compound. Talking from personal experience.