teddyh
2 years ago
Missing these:
• The Linux Software Map: <https://lsm.qqx.org/>
• Freshcode (spiritual successor to Freshmeat) <http://freshcode.club/>
soGeneri
2 years ago
Gonna look into these, thanks for sharing!
2 years ago
Missing these:
• The Linux Software Map: <https://lsm.qqx.org/>
• Freshcode (spiritual successor to Freshmeat) <http://freshcode.club/>
2 years ago
Gonna look into these, thanks for sharing!
2 years ago
I am more interested to find platforms where laymen share their pains about items they use.
2 years ago
Same, but I’m also scared of us nerds joining and telling them to just self compile/host/deploy/whatever
2 years ago
The world does not revolve around compilers and SDKs..I am talking about problems laymen face
2 years ago
The hard problem here is getting people to contribute with content. They have no incentive to share their pain points. Often they don't even know about what it is or how to describe it. You kinda have to do the leg work and diligence of talking to them and trying to pull that information from them, rather than them pushing to you. But I agree this is immensely important.
2 years ago
damn, i became the person i was describing
2 years ago
Isn’t that just a blog or podcast or even a YouTube channel. You might think I’m being funny, but this is the core purpose of the web—low friction/barriers to put your personal content on www. The low barrier platforms are YouTube and any of the social media apps when a *blogger use these to promote their content hosted anywhere they choose (for all the various reasons someone choose how they want to produce content)
2 years ago
If you're looking for casual ideas what persons have ideas on then have a scroll through halfbakery.com they are inspired by problems that people foresaw.
2 years ago
I am solving this by buidling https://huntlie.com
Users can give feedback for their product which can be used by others to decide which product in the same niche they want before trying every product and then finding out.
I am also trying to figure out ratings (Usability, Support, Value for money) for each product.
2 years ago
Isn't that basically https://stackoverflow.com/ and/or https://serverfault.com/ ?
2 years ago
isn't this basically Twitter, FB and even Linkedin (laymen complaining about how they can't find jobs or get ghosted), as well as community/help forums for specific products? Of course, there's no central forum for sharing pains, but people tend to complain in the platform where they're most likely to get a response...
2 years ago
There are several tools out there that scan Reddit for people complaining about problems. Just search for them.
2 years ago
Okay, I'll bite, I searched and couldn't find them. What are they called?
2 years ago
Found a thread about a recent one: https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1c6ch2w/i_gene...
2 years ago
This can be extended to include what you’re talking about. Do you have a list in mind?
2 years ago
nope
2 years ago
It's called UX Research.
2 years ago
Agreed! And, i would call such a site/portal/etc., something like "Awesome Pain"...I guess it could serve as a repo of anything from:
* startup ideas...
* to gotchas for devs to think about fixing for their respective apps/services...
* to a study in best practices, or maybe what not todos...
...etc. ;-)
2 years ago
Would love to have itslaunched.com added as well https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42712666
2 years ago
Will check it out!
2 years ago
Cool. I actually posted my project to a few open-source directory sites yesterday. I got an email today that it will go live on the 4th of July unless I pay for a quicker submission... I emailed them and pointed out it was just hurting themselves and they said they have a queue and they only do 3 a day so every launch gets its own time sort of thing. The value proposition is that you can find alternatives not that you can launch your project there, it makes no sense to me other than they've seen launch platforms do it so...
I think there needs to be a good open-source alternatives directory that isn't run by someone who doesn't treat it as a launch platform.
2 years ago
> Niche Communities
> Designer News - A community for designers, where you can share your design-related side projects and get feedback from other designers.
Sadly, Designer News looks like it has shut down: https://www.designernews.co
2 years ago
Sad to hear, I used to visit frequently. Will remove, thanks
2 years ago
Thank you! I will be using it for my project InvitePlus (https://getinviteplus.com)
2 years ago
2 years ago
My dream is to create product that I don’t need to promote. I would like to have such market fit that people will search for product by them self.
2 years ago
Starred! Am currently in the process of releasing a new app so this is what I needed today
2 years ago
Subscribed RSS. Very helpful!
2 years ago
Thank you for the comment! I had no clue that Github has RSS feeds for each repo.
For everyone else, I found this article to be super helpful to understand what kind of RSS functionality is available: https://ronaldsvilcins.com/2020/03/26/rss-feeds-for-your-git...
2 years ago
This is helpful, but shouldn’t be a Show HN, as it is not something that can be tried out. The Guidelines:
> Off topic: blog posts, sign-up pages, newsletters, lists, and other reading material. Those can't be tried out, so can't be Show HNs. Make a regular submission instead.
2 years ago
You omitted a very famous website: starterstory
2 years ago
I don’t think starter story fits into the spirit of this list. Seems like a paid product?
2 years ago
Nice, was looking for something similar.
2 years ago
Thanks for this. Really nice resource.
2 years ago
Thanks, perfect timing
2 years ago
See also: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39752746>
2 years ago
Very nice!
2 years ago
nice!
2 years ago
Missing lobste.rs
2 years ago
On the list to be added! I’ll check it out
2 years ago
isn't that "closed" ?
meaning not anyone can post something there?
2 years ago
Oh true, forgot about that. You need someone to invite you IIRC.
2 years ago
2 years ago
Isn't self promotion frowned upon on lobste.rs?
2 years ago
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