- I decided to throw a pile of my stalled projects together and build a forum framework for PHP. Almost all current forums in PHP are pretty terrible, bloated, and non-modular, so I thought why not have a framework which is designed for building forums, imageboards, comment systems, etc?
stats: none, technology: currently Slim Framework and Composer, and that's about it. history: started it about a week ago.
- A threaded link aggregator. I posted it in these threads a couple of times, but it's been offline for a while for a complete rewrite. The basic gist is, you post a link, and you can open a 'thread' of outbound links from the page as well, with the idea of easily being able to follow a trail of references to an original source and discover a greater, context-specific set of links for a subject. I've rewritten it completely at least three times. If anyone is interested, the scraper I wrote for it is here: https://github.com/kennethrapp/embedbug. I have no idea when it will be worth showing to anyone.
stats: nobody, technology: Laravel 4, history: been working on it for about a year.
- Rewriting a school project from last semester (a project manager in C#) into something decent.
stats: none, technology: C#, sqlite, history: haven't touched it in a while, because it turns out pasting stuff into a text file in Notepad++ is way easier.
stats: none, technology: currently Slim Framework and Composer, and that's about it. history: started it about a week ago.
- A threaded link aggregator. I posted it in these threads a couple of times, but it's been offline for a while for a complete rewrite. The basic gist is, you post a link, and you can open a 'thread' of outbound links from the page as well, with the idea of easily being able to follow a trail of references to an original source and discover a greater, context-specific set of links for a subject. I've rewritten it completely at least three times. If anyone is interested, the scraper I wrote for it is here: https://github.com/kennethrapp/embedbug. I have no idea when it will be worth showing to anyone.
stats: nobody, technology: Laravel 4, history: been working on it for about a year.
- Rewriting a school project from last semester (a project manager in C#) into something decent.
stats: none, technology: C#, sqlite, history: haven't touched it in a while, because it turns out pasting stuff into a text file in Notepad++ is way easier.