Show HN Today: Top Developer Projects Showcase for 2024-12-14
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Explore the hottest developer projects on Show HN for 2024-12-14. Dive into innovative tech, AI applications, and exciting new inventions!

Summary of Today's Content

Today's Product Analysis

Today's Hottest Product Highlight

  • Product Name: Svader
  • Highlight: A revolutionary library for GPU-rendered Svelte components, enabling efficient 2D shader rendering using WebGL/WebGPU, with 171 points and significant community engagement.

Quick Summary

  • Most Active Category: AI/ML Tools
  • Top Trending Keywords: AI, GPU, Open Source, Web Development
  • Most Popular Product: Buzee (File Search Application) with 170 points and 71 comments

Today's Top 10

  1. Svader (171 points)
  2. Buzee - File Search Application (170 points)
  3. Chord Nebula - Music Learning Game (136 points)
  4. Disk Prices on eBay (14 points)
  5. NodeTool - AI Workflow Builder (10 points)
  6. Ray Traced Shadows Library (10 points)
  7. VisionParser - OCR API (12 points)
  8. Smalltalk-80 VM Implementation (11 points)
  9. Launch My Store - Ecommerce Platform (6 points)
  10. New Jersey Drones Tracker (6 points)

Technology Trends

  • AI/ML Integration
  • GPU Computing
  • Web Development Tools
  • Open Source Solutions
  • Developer Productivity Tools

Project Distribution

  • AI/ML Tools: 35%
  • Development Tools: 25%
  • Web Applications: 20%
  • Educational Platforms: 10%
  • Others: 10%

Trend Insights

  1. Strong focus on AI integration across various domains
  2. Growing interest in GPU-accelerated web applications
  3. Emphasis on developer productivity tools
  4. Increasing demand for educational tech solutions
  5. Rising trend in open-source project releases

1. Show HN: A website uploads a photo, and AI predicts its location

URL: https://findpiclocation.com

Author: gravitywp

Description:

Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments

Show HN: A website uploads a photo, and AI predicts its location - Project Screenshot


2. Show HN: Turn Any Document into a Podcast with AI-Generated Conversations

URL: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/notebooklm-podcast-ai-pod/glhdihkdgndbmcimiigmophondblaaff

Author: victor_cl

Description:

Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Turn Any Document into a Podcast with AI-Generated Conversations - Project Screenshot


3. Show HN: Opensourced my failed startup – asend CRM

URL: https://github.com/asendlabs/crm

Author: warisareshi

Description:

Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Opensourced my failed startup – asend CRM - Project Screenshot


4. Show HN: 31Memorize–Free vocab builder with FSRS-5 spaced repetition

URL: https://www.31memorize.com/

Author: saidhasyim

Description: Mangoosh alternative, but cheaper and designed to maximize GRE prep efficiency through targeted learning. Free during beta. Your feedback is much appreciated to help polish the product.

Popularity: 3 points | 2 comments

Show HN: 31Memorize–Free vocab builder with FSRS-5 spaced repetition - Project Screenshot


5. Show HN: Clipboard Manager Pro

URL: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/clipboard-history-pro/jcpbfmlfngbipepbbhadpabogihgiggm

Author: quangpl

Description:

Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments

Show HN: Clipboard Manager Pro - Project Screenshot


6. Show HN: AI Powered Daily Budgeting

URL: https://github.com/porkybank/porkybank

Author: plondon514

Description:

Popularity: 9 points | 2 comments

Show HN: AI Powered Daily Budgeting - Project Screenshot


7. Show HN: Diagify – CLI to convert natural language into technical diagrams

URL: https://github.com/alexminnaar/Diagify

Author: iknownthing

Description: Hello HN,

I've created Diagify, a CLI for converting natural language to technical diagrams. There are a bunch of diagram-as-code tools out there and I had the idea that it should be possible to use LLMs to generate the diagram code based on a natural language description, execute it, and return the generated image. This is essentially what Diagify does.

More specifically, Diagify generates code for the Mingrammer library which is specifically for technical diagrams. It also uses the OpenAI API to generate the Mingrammer code from the natural language description.

The workflow is first OpenAI generates the Mingrammer python code based on the description, then it does some basic error checking. It was found that often the generated Mingrammer code had incorrect imports so this is checked. If incorrect imports are found, OpenAI is called again for correction with the incorrect imports identified and also some suggested imports to replace them with. Then the Mingrammer code is executed. If it is executed successfully the corresponding image is generated. If there is a runtime error then OpenAI is called again with the identified error in an effort to correct it. It's become somewhat reliable at this point.

My reasons for creating Diagify are two-fold 1) to see if it even would work and 2) creating technical diagrams by hand or even using diagram-as-code tools can be tedious so using a simple natural language interface could be helpful.

Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Diagify – CLI to convert natural language into technical diagrams - Project Screenshot


8. Show HN: Wheel Ball – Multiplayer game for the web

URL: https://miguelripoll23.github.io/wheel-ball/?hn

Author: PhilDunphy23

Description: Tech stack:

- Passkey for registration and login

- JSON Web Tokens for game server authentication

- WebSocket for real-time notifications and tunneled communication between server and player

- WebRTC for real-time communication between host and players

- Web Crypto API for server configuration and player scores handling

Source code: https://github.com/MiguelRipoll23/wheel-ball

Feedback appreciated.

Popularity: 1 points | 2 comments

Show HN: Wheel Ball – Multiplayer game for the web - Project Screenshot


9. Show HN: AI-Powered System Design Practice Platform

URL: https://www.systobyte.io/

Author: afvignesh

Description: Hey HN,

I realized many engineers (myself included) struggle with practicing system design in a structured way, getting feedback, and knowing where to improve. So I built SystoByte for two reasons:

1. To help engineers practice real-world system design challenges. 2. To offer AI-powered feedback that makes it easier to learn and improve.

Would love your feedback on the platform and ideas for improving it!

Try it here: https://www.systobyte.io

Thanks, Francis

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: AI-Powered System Design Practice Platform - Project Screenshot


10. Show HN: NodeTool – Open-Source Visual Builder for AI Workflows

URL: https://nodetool.ai/

Author: mmgeorgi

Description: NodeTool is an open-source, no-code tool that lets you build and test AI workflows through a visual interface.

Why NodeTool? We started building NodeTool 1.5 years ago to make working with AI more straightforward and accessible. Technical challenges like Python dependencies often slow down the process, so we designed a tool that simplifies the workflow and helps you focus on creating and experimenting.

Key Features:

  • Visual Workflow Editor: Create AI workflows using a drag-and-drop interface, supporting text, images, audio, and video.

    - Seamless Integration: Combine local models (HuggingFace, Ollama) with remote services (OpenAI, Anthropic, Replicate, Luma, Kling) within the same environment.

    - Model and Asset Management: Download models directly from HuggingFace. Easily import and organize media assets for use in your AI creations.

    - ComfyUI Integration: Import your existing ComfyUI workflows into NodeTool. Use Comfy nodes directly within NodeTool without leaving the platform.

    - Cross-Platform: Available as a standalone application for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

    Try It Out:

  • https://nodetool.ai/
  • https://github.com/nodetool-ai/nodetool

    We’d Love Your Thoughts:

    - What workflows should we support next?

    - Which features or integrations are you missing?

    - What would make NodeTool part of your regular workflow?

    Thanks for checking it out!

Popularity: 10 points | 0 comments

Show HN: NodeTool – Open-Source Visual Builder for AI Workflows - Project Screenshot


11. Show HN: Cut the Crap – I Made an App to Block Doom Scrolling

URL: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arktechplugins.blockscroll&hl=en_US

Author: arkstellar

Description: I realized I was spending way too much time on short-form content like Shorts, Reels, and TikToks, which severely impacted my attention span and felt like brain rot. To tackle this, I built BlockScroll, an app now available on the Play Store. It blocks shorts, reels, TikToks, and similar distractions without affecting other app features, helping enhance focus and reclaim your time.

After building a Chrome extension to fight distractions [(30K+ users): https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/remove-youtube-shor...], I realized mobile is where short content fuels the most brain rot. So, after months of work, I built BlockScroll for mobile using Android (Java/Kotlin) and Accessibility APIs.

I’d love your feedback on functionality, UX, and ideas for improvement!

Popularity: 3 points | 1 comments

Show HN: Cut the Crap – I Made an App to Block Doom Scrolling - Project Screenshot


12. Show HN: Voice Mate – AI Voicemail App

URL: https://voicemate.nl

Author: TwoTrickPony

Description: With Voice Mate I attempted to build a AI voicemail app that answers on your behalf and asks the caller the reason for the call as well as whether it should return the call. With voice to text it then generates a push message with summary and transcript in the app.

I launched today, and already got 20 users! Which is 20 more than I could ever ask for. I give away 3 months for free if you are among the first 100 to sign up

Popularity: 3 points | 1 comments

Show HN: Voice Mate – AI Voicemail App - Project Screenshot


13. Show HN: Library to replace box shadows on a webpage with ray traced shadows

URL: https://rtx-on.steren.fr/

Author: steren

Description:

Popularity: 10 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Library to replace box shadows on a webpage with ray traced shadows - Project Screenshot


14. Show HN: AI that deeply understands you codebase

URL: #

Author: aditya1081

Description: Hi everyone!

We just launched Depth AI - a tool that helps you onboard to large and messy codebases. Unlike most dev tools that help in codegen and building smaller apps, this one mainly aims at understanding large repos better - so we have focussed a lot of code search quality.

We also launched the first version on product hunt https://www.producthunt.com/posts/depth-ai. Do check us out.

Would love to hear feedback here and discuss more how our approach to code search is different.

Popularity: 3 points | 7 comments


15. Show HN: Website Built Using sprucecss-eleventy-documentation-template

URL: https://keytik.netlify.app/

Author: Fajar_Rahmad

Description: I found this good website template. I have minimum website knowledge. But with this i can created it in less than a week. It use Eleventy and Spruce CSS.

Deploy using Netlify.

Here is the template link: https://github.com/conedevelopment/sprucecss-eleventy-docume...

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Website Built Using sprucecss-eleventy-documentation-template - Project Screenshot


16. Show HN: I Made an Extension to Fix Missing Birthday Reminders in GoogleCalendar

URL: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/google-calendar-birthday/ieicnienomefefkggcjplnddlbcojdgo

Author: Orian19

Description: Hello HN. I've been frustrated by Google Calendar's handling of birthday reminders lately. It syncs birthdays from contacts but doesn't offer notifications like any other calendar, leaving many of us to miss important dates.

To solve this, I built a Chrome extension that syncs birthdays from your Google Contacts and adds customizable reminders.

Key features:

  • Automatic sync with Google Contacts
  • Creates a separate, manageable birthday calendar
  • Option to manually update or export the birthday calendar

    It's my first Chrome extension, built with JavaScript and Google Calendar API. I'd love to hear what you think.

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: I Made an Extension to Fix Missing Birthday Reminders in GoogleCalendar - Project Screenshot


17. Show HN: Breakthe.ai – Breaking AI for fun and charity

URL: https://breakthe.ai/

Author: andrewmjc

Description: Hey everyone! First ever post on hacker news :)

Proud to announce my new site dedicated to competitive AI jailbreaking. On this site, we will showcase the most ridiculous/fun AI jailbreaks. There is an accumulating pot on each challenge as people attempt it. We give the first successful jailbreaker half the pot, while giving a charity (https://sp4ukraine.org/ currently!) 30%, and retaining 20% for platform costs.

In our first challenge, you must convince an LLM to nuke the world. This challenge has a fun variation (super easy), a hard variation, and maybe even a secret impossible variation.

Also, the first 1000 users get 5 free attempts on the fun challenge!

Please check it out and let me know what you think! Cheers

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Breakthe.ai – Breaking AI for fun and charity - Project Screenshot


18. Show HN: Spotify Wrapped but for Devs

URL: https://devwrap.thesafezone.xyz/

Author: vednig

Description:

Popularity: 3 points | 2 comments

Show HN: Spotify Wrapped but for Devs - Project Screenshot


19. Show HN: Scribe Pro = LLM powered YouTube transcripts correction

URL: https://www.appblit.com/scribe

Author: ldenoue

Description:

Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments

Show HN: Scribe Pro = LLM powered YouTube transcripts correction - Project Screenshot


20. Show HN: I made a simple Bingo game. Can you beat the bot?

URL: https://www.100daysofcode.io/projects/bingo

Author: 100daysofcode

Description: As a weekend project, I built a Bingo game that I used to play as a kid. For the 2nd player, I developed a simple mathematical logic for choosing the best number. Can you beat the bot?

Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments

Show HN: I made a simple Bingo game. Can you beat the bot? - Project Screenshot


21. Show HN: I made a simple and free Figma plugin that replaces colors

URL: https://chromakey.khaleelgibran.com

Author: khalby786

Description: I've never made a Figma plugin before and I wanted to replace colors in a picture, which was something that was not possible in Figma or any other plugin. Sometimes I find background removal to be too smart, and this helps when all I need is to replace or remove a single color.

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: I made a simple and free Figma plugin that replaces colors - Project Screenshot


22. Show HN: Disk Prices on eBay

URL: https://unli.xyz/diskprices/

Author: xk3

Description: Hey HN. I made a site[0] to browse disk prices by $/TB on eBay similar to labgopher[1]. The other diskprices[2] site only uses data from Amazon.

- https://unli.xyz/diskprices/

- https://labgopher.com/

- https://diskprices.com/

Popularity: 14 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Disk Prices on eBay - Project Screenshot


23. Show HN: Beta for adventure travel expert network.

URL: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gorendezvu/id6736706294

Author: huntermacy

Description: Adventure travel expert network with local guides to enhance your travel experiences with 1:1 conversations.

Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments

Show HN: Beta for adventure travel expert network. - Project Screenshot


24. Show HN: An extension to navigate conversations with GPTs, built using ChatGPT

URL: https://gptbuddy.netlify.app/

Author: suryasankar

Description: Spent the last weekend building a very simple chrome extension - just to get a hang of it. Used ChatGPT to generate boiler plate code, debug issues, suggest the appropriate build tools, help me fill the extension submission form in Chrome webstore etc. It was not easy. It is very good at doing the first 80% of a job. But the last 20% we need to figure out ourselves. It is confident in all its responses. But some of them don't work and we have to figure out which won't. For a SW developer, AI is both a blessing and a curse. Yes, there is always the fear that at the rate of progress, AI might soon make our day jobs irrelevant. But on the other hand, AI powered tools have greatly lowered the entry barrier for trying out our ideas. A backend dev like me could use my limited JS knowledge and build a chrome extension in a day only because I had my GPT buddy to guide me.

I named the extension GPTBuddy and it is live on chrome webstore now

It is a very simple extension which adds a sidebar with links to all the questions in a conversation thread with GPT. Works on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity.

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: An extension to navigate conversations with GPTs, built using ChatGPT - Project Screenshot


25. Show HN: A web analytics tool with visitor journeys, heatmaps, replays & more

URL: https://whizzmetrics.xyz/

Author: Lucio_Ryan

Description: Just wanted to share a project I launched today.

What it does, apart from visitor journeys, replays and heatmaps:

- One-page dashboard (similar to Plausible, Umami and Fathom)

  • Goal tracking
  • Real-time analytics
  • UTM tracking
  • Teams
  • Data export + filters

    How I built it: with PHP, MySQL and PayPal for payments.

    Appreciate any questions or feedback.

    Thanks!

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: A web analytics tool with visitor journeys, heatmaps, replays & more - Project Screenshot


26. Show HN: Logdy v0.14 – Semantic log filtering now available

URL: https://github.com/logdyhq/logdy-core

Author: piterrro

Description: With the latest release Logdy has landed 2 significant features (among others).

Semantic filtering - It uses Breser (https://breser.dev - simple expression syntax for filtering structured data) to filter through logs.

Timeframe picker - Allows you to limit log entries by time.

What is Logdy? Logdy is a web-based platform designed to help developers monitor, track, and analyze application logs in real-time locally. Logdy is a single-binary that you add to your PATH so it's available just like any other tool: grep, awk, sed, jq. No installations, no deployments, no compilations. It works locally, so it's also secure.

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Logdy v0.14 – Semantic log filtering now available - Project Screenshot


27. Show HN: Run a script if Git changes a file

URL: https://github.com/hkdobrev/run-if-changed

Author: hkdobrev

Description:

Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments

Show HN: Run a script if Git changes a file - Project Screenshot


28. Show HN: I made a WYSIWYG editor based on Tiptap and Svelte

URL: https://aolyang.github.io/tiptap-contentful/

Author: aolyang-kriz

Description: This is proto fontent client page, can save content in dev mode (with vite middleware mode) also can build static page and deploy to github pages (you can see the workflow).

please let me known your idea.

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: I made a WYSIWYG editor based on Tiptap and Svelte - Project Screenshot


29. Show HN: I ranked colleges by ROI

URL: https://www.collegenpv.com/programrankings?query=&page=1&sort=rank_desc

Author: curacommodum

Description: Recent public debates about whether college is worth it motivated me to try to specifically answer that question at a university and degree program level.

For my analysis "ROI" is represented by net present value, which accounts for likelihood of completion, median income and debt at graduation, and the opportunity costs of not entering the workforce immediately out of high school.

The most interesting insight from this work for me is the stark divide between majors. College is nearly guaranteed to be a good choice if you are studying fields in STEM or business - this is true across all "tiers" of institutions and even for-profits. This is contrasted by programs in the arts for example, where fewer than 20% of programs leave the median student better off... while these students pay the same tuition and are able to take on the same amount of debt.

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: I ranked colleges by ROI - Project Screenshot


30. Show HN: An MCP Server for finding restaurants

URL: https://github.com/zia-r/gotta-eat

Author: burningion

Description: This Wednesday, I was in NYC for the (3 hour!) Anthropic Model Context Protocol hackathon.

I and worked together with my partner (Zia) to build a server for finding tables for your food choice with availability and then launch a video player to show you what it looks like based upon public videos.

It was a blur trying to get this together in 3 hours, and it was mostly broken when we presented, but happy to answer any questions. Future advice: Don't try use Python and Kivy to try and display videos! Just use the Apple native tooling (Swift in this case)

Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments

Show HN: An MCP Server for finding restaurants - Project Screenshot


31. Show HN: I started a new startup for ecommerce

URL: https://launchmystore.io

Author: maxboss

Description: What do u think about this?

Popularity: 6 points | 4 comments

Show HN: I started a new startup for ecommerce - Project Screenshot


32. Show HN: Using Htmx for Micro Front Ends

URL: https://github.com/heerens/tractor-store-htmx-tailwind

Author: alexheerens

Description:

Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Using Htmx for Micro Front Ends - Project Screenshot


33. Show HN: Open-sourcing my failed startup Buzee – A file search application

URL: https://github.com/gsidhu/buzee-tauri

Author: thatgurjot

Description: Buzee is a file search application that helps you find your files effortlessly.

As a modern-day knowledge worker, I have several thousand documents, presentations and other files on my computer. I built Buzee in my free time to help me weave my way through this maze. I have been using it pretty much everyday since the day I built it - and I love it!

I thought I could turn Buzee into a startup. I reached out to offices and helped set it up for them. But it didn't pan out.

I am now letting go of this project because I have other priorities in life.

Please feel free to do with this project as you wish. I am happy to help you get started with the codebase.

Do share what you build. I would love to see it!

Cheers

Popularity: 170 points | 71 comments

Show HN: Open-sourcing my failed startup Buzee – A file search application - Project Screenshot


34. Show HN: A new Bluebook implementation of the Smalltalk-80 VM

URL: https://github.com/rochus-keller/Luon/tree/master/testcases/Smalltalk80

Author: Rochus

Description:

Popularity: 11 points | 0 comments

Show HN: A new Bluebook implementation of the Smalltalk-80 VM - Project Screenshot


35. Show HN: An AI logo generator that can also generate SVG logos (v2.0)

URL: https://createlogo.app/

Author: thiagoas

Description: Back in May this year, I launched CreateLogo, an AI logo generator, which could also generate black-and-white SVG logos.

I am now launching CreateLogo 2.0 – completely rebuilt and packed with new models and features such as background removal, vectorization of raster logos and native SVG logo generation.

I’d love for you to check it out and share your feedback!

Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments

Show HN: An AI logo generator that can also generate SVG logos (v2.0) - Project Screenshot


36. Show HN: Monoco – smooth squircle corners for HTML elements

URL: https://somonoco.com

Author: monokai_nl

Description: I work at a design agency where UX/UI designers regularly use so-called "smooth corners", or "squircles". It happens more often now that Figma supports these natively. When handing over the designs to development, they quickly hit a roadblock, because CSS only supports regular rounded corners.

I've made a tiny tool for these exact situations. Now you can add your own corners to your own shapes in vanilla JS, React or Svelte.

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Monoco – smooth squircle corners for HTML elements - Project Screenshot


37. Show HN: High-accuracy OCR API for receipts/invoice with easy customisation

URL: https://visionparser.com/

Author: salihkoodathil

Description:

Popularity: 12 points | 3 comments

Show HN: High-accuracy OCR API for receipts/invoice with easy customisation - Project Screenshot


38. Show HN: Reach founders who raised money last week

URL: https://www.fundedlist.com/

Author: dhruvkar

Description:

Popularity: 4 points | 2 comments

Show HN: Reach founders who raised money last week - Project Screenshot


39. Show HN: Starter pack and block notifications on Bluesky

URL: https://bsky.app/profile/listifications.app

Author: dom96

Description:

Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Starter pack and block notifications on Bluesky - Project Screenshot


40. Show HN: mdfried, a terminal Markdown viewer that renders big headers

URL: https://github.com/benjajaja/mdfried

Author: the_gipsy

Description: mdfried renders markdown headers as big text, by generating an image with the same font as the terminal.

It uses https://github.com/benjajaja/ratatui-image to render the images in the appropiate graphics protocol (sixel, kitty, or iterm2), if the terminal supports it.

Check out the gif in the README.md (e.g. on the github link) to get a better idea on what it actually does and looks like.

There is a setup step the first time you run mdfried, where a font must be picked (ideally the same font as the terminal). The first matching font for the prompt is previewed, you can force to run it again with --setup.

There are still a lot of missing features (and probably bugs), as I just published/released this. If your terminal supports any graphics protocol, and you're curious, please try it out! Feedback is welcome.

Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments

Show HN: mdfried, a terminal Markdown viewer that renders big headers - Project Screenshot


41. Show HN: My-GitHub-2024 – Generate your annual GitHub statistics chart

URL: https://github.com/WCY-dt/my-github-2024

Author: ch3nyang

Description: Annual GitHub statistics chart with rich data and beautiful typography. Visit the GitHub repository to see the demo.

Popularity: 4 points | 3 comments

Show HN: My-GitHub-2024 – Generate your annual GitHub statistics chart - Project Screenshot


42. Show HN: A simple web game to help learn chords and basic progressions

URL: https://chords.yottanami.com/

Author: yottanami

Description: Hi Hacker News,

I've created Chord Nebula, a simple web-based game designed to help users learn and practice piano chords, basic progressions, and harmony fundamentals. The game integrates with MIDI keyboards, allowing you to play chords in real-time and receive immediate feedback based on the key you choose.

GitHub Repository: https://github.com/yottanami/chord_nebula Live Demo: https://chords.yottanami.com

Requirements: To use Chord Nebula, you'll need a MIDI keyboard connected to your computer.

Current Status: Chord Nebula is still a simple project. I'm committed to improving it based on user feedback and would greatly appreciate any support or contributions from the community.

Looking for Feedback and Collaborators: I'm eager to hear your thoughts on Chord Nebula! Whether it's suggestions for new features, improvements, or bug reports, your feedback is invaluable. Additionally, if you're interested in collaborating to enhance the game, feel free to reach out or contribute directly via GitHub.

Thanks for taking the time to check out Chord Nebula!

Popularity: 136 points | 31 comments

Show HN: A simple web game to help learn chords and basic progressions - Project Screenshot


43. Show HN: Svader – Create GPU-rendered Svelte components

URL: https://github.com/sockmaster27/svader

Author: sokmastr

Description: Svader is a library for rendering 2D shaders on Svelte websites, using either WebGL or WebGPU.

It's streamlined for the specific use case of rendering 2D graphics using fragment shaders as an alternative to SVG or the JS canvas API, so it's not meant for doing 3D objects like three.js, for example.

This started as something I needed for my own project, but I eventually decided to split it into a separate library. I've since found that this use case fits really well into the Svelte compiler-based approach and its fine-grained reactivity system.

In general, I think using shaders like these has some really positive upsides compared to traditional ways of doing graphics on the web — not just for games and stuff, but also for something like data visualizations and aesthetic details. My dream is that one day, you'll see web developers using small, isolated shader components ubiquitously across web applications, just as naturally as something like SVGs are used today.

Popularity: 171 points | 39 comments

Show HN: Svader – Create GPU-rendered Svelte components - Project Screenshot


44. Show HN: A ML powered text moderation model that outperforms Open AI

URL: https://huggingface.co/spaces/compani-ai/companiai

Author: sachin_rcz

Description:

Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments

Show HN: A ML powered text moderation model that outperforms Open AI - Project Screenshot


45. Show HN: Free code converters for 60 languages and frameworks

URL: https://syntha.ai/converters

Author: dvolkhonskiy

Description:

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Free code converters for 60 languages and frameworks - Project Screenshot


46. Show HN: Elegant Chat for Slack

URL: https://tailrec.io/elechat

Author: hussachai

Description: Getting work done quickly with little guidance? That’s not a problem for me. But when it comes to chatting with people outside my circle, my 5th-grade-level English has always been a hurdle. It’s tough to make a good impression, and I often miss opportunities because my language skills aren’t quite there. Even writing a simple message takes me forever—what takes you a few seconds could take me several minutes.

That’s where ChatGPT came to the rescue. It made my life so much easier, and my language skills have improved a ton since I started using it. But here’s the thing: the process is still clunky. I have to switch windows, write, copy, switch back, and paste. Sure, my grammar is better, and I write faster now, but it still feels like a chore.

So, I decided to build my own app to fix these pain points—especially since the other apps I tried didn’t have the features I really needed. Surprisingly, there aren’t many apps like this out there. If this sounds like something you can relate to, give it a try. It just might make your life a little easier too!

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: Elegant Chat for Slack - Project Screenshot


47. Show HN: A Svelte-powered tool for creating 4chan-style stories

URL: https://github.com/intincrab/GreentextGenerator

Author: ArcticLangoor

Description:

Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments

Show HN: A Svelte-powered tool for creating 4chan-style stories - Project Screenshot


48. Show HN: We're Tracking the New Jersey Drones

URL: https://www.dronespotter.fyi/

Author: grapevine12

Description:

Popularity: 6 points | 1 comments

Show HN: We're Tracking the New Jersey Drones - Project Screenshot


Conclusion

Today's Show HN roundup showcases a diverse range of innovative projects. From AI-powered tools to creative coding solutions, these projects reflect the dynamic nature of our tech community. Which project caught your attention the most? Let us know in the comments!

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