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Explore the hottest developer projects on Show HN for 2024-12-22. Dive into innovative tech, AI applications, and exciting new inventions!
Summary of Today's Content
Today's Product Highlights
- Product Name: NoSQL, but it's SQLite
- Highlight: Innovative solution allowing developers to manipulate SQLite databases like JavaScript objects, bridging the gap between NoSQL and SQL databases.
Quick Summary
- Most Hot Category: Developer Tools
- Top Keywords: SQLite, Database, API Testing, Privacy
- Most Popular Product: NoSQL SQLite (74 points)
Technology Trends
- Database Management Systems
- API Testing & Development
- Privacy-focused Solutions
- Cross-platform Development
- Browser-based Tools
- AI-powered Development
- Local-first Architecture
Project Distribution
- Developer Tools: 35%
- Database Solutions: 20%
- Web Applications: 15%
- Analytics Tools: 15%
- Productivity Tools: 15%
Trend Insights
- Strong emphasis on developer productivity tools and local-first solutions
- Growing focus on privacy-conscious applications
- Increased interest in browser-based development tools
- Rising trend in AI-assisted development workflows
- Emergence of simplified database management solutions
- Notable shift towards cross-platform compatibility
- Increasing demand for automated testing solutions
The data shows a clear trend towards tools that enhance developer productivity while maintaining data privacy. Local-first and browser-based solutions are gaining significant traction, particularly those that simplify complex development tasks.
Today's Top 10 Trending Products
Top 1. Introducing "Show HN: NoSQL, but it's SQLite" – an innovative solution that combines the simplicity of SQLite with the flexibility of NoSQL databases. Experience seamless data management with familiar SQL syntax while enjoying the benefits of schema-less architecture. Ideal for developers looking to streamline workflows, this product redefines the way we interact with data. Perfect for small projects and scalable enough for bigger applications, it's the ideal choice for modern data handling. Discover the future of database management today! (Likes: 74, Comments: 35)
Top 2. Introducing "Seamless Clipboard Transfer: Copy from tmux/nvim to Clipboard over SSH" – Effortlessly enhance your remote coding experience by easily transferring text directly from your terminal to your clipboard, optimizing your workflow and productivity. Perfect for developers seeking a streamlined way to utilize tmux and nvim without compromising efficiency. (Likes: 30, Comments: 2)
Top 3. "Transform your reading experience with our innovative tool that converts ePub books into high-quality audio files. Perfect for multitaskers and avid readers alike, this user-friendly solution allows you to enjoy your favorite literature on-the-go. Rediscover your books through the power of sound!" (Likes: 21, Comments: 3)
Top 4. Introducing TaskCard: a privacy-focused task manager designed to help you tackle procrastination with ease. Stay organized and maintain your privacy while efficiently managing your tasks. Perfect for those who value both productivity and confidentiality! (Likes: 2, Comments: 5)
Top 5. "Skybear.net: A cutting-edge managed platform that automates Synthetic HTTP API testing, streamlining your testing process and enhancing application reliability. Experience seamless integration, comprehensive reporting, and effortless management for your API needs." (Likes: 5, Comments: 2)
Top 6. Introducing Npflared: A serverless private NPM registry you can host for free! Perfect for developers seeking a reliable and secure solution for managing their packages. Say goodbye to centralized registries and enjoy the flexibility of self-hosting while enhancing your project's privacy and control. Ideal for teams prioritizing security and efficiency in their development workflow. (Likes: 6, Comments: 0)
Top 7. Introducing DMTool: The Ultimate Clipboard Utility for Developers! Streamline your coding workflow with this innovative tool that enhances clipboard management, allowing you to effortlessly store, organize, and retrieve multiple snippets of code. Say goodbye to endless searching and hello to productivity with DMTool, designed specifically for developers. Perfect for those who value efficiency and simplicity in their coding environment! (Likes: 5, Comments: 0)
Top 8. Introducing MarkyDown: Effortlessly convert any URL or HTML into clean, formatted Markdown. Perfect for developers and writers looking to streamline their documentation and content creation. Embrace simplicity and enhance your workflow with this powerful tool! (Likes: 3, Comments: 1)
Top 9. "Stay on top of your health with our Annual Proactive Health Check Reminders! This innovative tool ensures you never miss an essential health check, promoting a healthier lifestyle through timely notifications and personalized health tips. Perfect for each individual looking to prioritize their well-being!" (Likes: 3, Comments: 0)
Top 10. Introducing Cudair: Revolutionize your CUDA development with live-reloading capabilities! Speed up your workflow and enhance productivity by instantly applying changes without the hassle of restarting. Ideal for developers looking to optimize their CUDA applications seamlessly. Don’t miss out on this essential tool for efficient development! (Likes: 3, Comments: 0)
1. Show HN: NoSQL, but it's SQLite
URL: https://gist.github.com/vedantroy/df6b18fa89bc24acfe89fc8493743378
Author: vsroy
Description: Manipulate your SQLite database like a giant Javascript object. Built with o1.
Popularity: 74 points | 35 comments
2. Show HN: Copy from tmux/nvim to clipboard over SSH
URL: https://mil.ad/blog/2024/remote-clipboard.html
Author: playnext
Description:
Popularity: 30 points | 2 comments
3. Show HN: Convert ePub to audio files
URL: https://github.com/rafael1mc/epub-tts
Author: rafael1mc
Description: A way to generate .mp3 files from ePUB.
I wanted to continue "reading" even after my eyes got tired or if I went away from the screen. For these cases, what I did was select a given text, and select "Speech". If you've used this before, you know it's fine for small sections, but not for big chunks of text.
So, I challenged myself to create a project that would "text-to-speech" a given book. After some attempts, I came up with a good-enough initial version using Golang. It will parse an ePUB into sections and run MacOS's say command to generate audio files.
For now it's quite basic, but worked fine for the few files I tested.
Popularity: 21 points | 3 comments
4. Show HN: TaskCard – Privacy-focused, procrastination-friendly task manager
URL: https://www.taskcard.net/
Author: chtslk
Description: Hi HN, I built TaskCard because I wanted a task management tool that respects user privacy and works with natural human behavior. Rather than storing data in the cloud, it uses local-first storage to keep your tasks private. Key technical aspects:
Local-first architecture using browser storage No backend/server needed Clean, minimal interface Dynamic scheduling system for task management No tracking or analytics
Tech stack:
Vue.js for frontend Local storage for data persistence No external dependencies for core functionality Works offline
Try it here: https://www.taskcard.net/
Popularity: 2 points | 5 comments
5. Show HN: Skybear.net – A managed platform automating Synthetic HTTP API testing
Author: lambrospetrou
Description: Hey folks, I am finally posting a Show HN post for a project I have been working on for several months now, and it's in a state where I already get a lot of value myself, so I am happy to share broadly.
The pitch line is: "Skybear.NET is a managed platform automating Synthetic HTTP API testing."
At the moment, the main source file format supported for your API tests are Hurl.dev files [1]. Hurl is a CLI tool wrapping curl and it's really awesome. At least check that out :)
I am not affiliated directly with the Hurl CLI tool, and the platform I am building provides full Hurl compatibility. I have been using Hurl for a few years now [2], and use it for my API testing, for orchestrating a bunch of HTTP APIs, and in general whenever I need to do anything with HTTP requests, I reach for Hurl.
You can try without signup the basic execution feature with the free Open Editor [3], but for full functionality (retaining responses and cron triggers) you need a signed in account, even free.
The Skybear.NET platform:
1. Has Hurl Compatibility, so take your local scripts and run them on the cloud as well. No changes needed.
2. Provides managed infrastructure for authoring, storing, and most importantly executing your Hurl scripts, that automatically scales to handle as many script runs as you need.
3. Generates detailed reports from your tests execution, automatically persisting requests and response bodies for introspection in the future, and with automatic insights coming up soon.
4. Supports multiple ways of triggering execution of your scripts, including periodic executions, and on-demand HTTP triggers enabling integration with your CICD pipelines.
Most importantly, it eliminates excessive per-request/per-step/per-check charges, leading to substantial cost-savings for complex multi-step API tests covering complete user-journeys. I consider a "script project run" to be the main unit in my pricing, which includes execution of all the source files of the script project, which can be tens or hundreds of requests.
I am starting to document some of the architecture of the platform as well [4], but in a nutshell, all your data is encrypted inside the application before stored on AWS (S3, DynamoDB, also encrypting at rest) [5], the control plane runs on Hetzner and AWS EC2, and the execution servers running your scripts run on Fly and soon on AWS EC2 (for some plans).
Future plans depend a lot on feedback from users. I already have a long list of things I personally want to have, but as more users start using I would like to see user needs influencing the roadmap more.
Some upcoming features:
- Insights and metric graphs for historical tracking of your tests (per project, per file, per request URL).
- Automatic generation of tests based on OpenAPI schemas, HAR files, etc.
- Export API of all the data and reports for your own consumption.
- OTEL traces generated per script run, exportable and sent to APM products.
Thank you, and I hope you find it interesting too!
Lambros Petrou
2. https://www.lambrospetrou.com/articles/hurl/
3. https://www.skybear.net/scripts/open-editor/
4. https://www.skybear.net/docs/getting-started/what-is-skybear...
Popularity: 5 points | 2 comments
6. Show HN: Npflared serveless private NPM registry that you can host for free
URL: https://npflared.thomas-cogez.fr/
Author: thomas-cogez
Description: Free and open source, npflared is a serveless private npm registry that you can self-host in order to distribute private packages for you and your team
Popularity: 6 points | 0 comments
7. Show HN: DMTool – Clipboard Utility for Developers
URL: https://github.com/dmasior/dmtool
Author: ecce_homo
Description:
Popularity: 5 points | 0 comments
8. Show HN: MarkyDown – get clean Markdown from URL or HTML
URL: https://devkram.de/markydown/
Author: ulrischa
Description:
Popularity: 3 points | 1 comments
9. Show HN: Annual proactive health check reminders
URL: https://www.health101.net/
Author: netcyrax
Description:
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
10. Show HN: Cudair – live-reloading for developing CUDA applications
URL: https://github.com/ei-sugimoto/cudair
Author: ei-sugimoto
Description: cudair enable live-reloading for developing CUDA applications like golang-air.
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
11. Show HN: AuthorTrail – Browse files you've touched in a Git repo
URL: https://github.com/sarimabbas/authortrail
Author: campfireshuffle
Description: This was more so an exercise in prompting with Lovable and Cursor than it was in creating a highly polished product/tool. Yet the end result works :)
AuthorTrail is a locally running web UI that you can point to any Git repo. It will then look for all the files you have ever touched. This can be useful for large repos with lots of activity, where you want to remind yourself how you did something in the past. For example, I am using it to remind myself how I wrote an obscure unit test, without needing to browse my older PRs.
Feedback welcome!
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
12. Show HN: Interactive STEAM circuit kits without screens, batteries, or USB
URL: https://opdo.cc
Author: akumpf
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments
13. Show HN: A free price comparison website for SaaS dev tools
Author: skorpen
Description: The calculators are things I’ve researched for my own needs, and I made a site to hopefully help others aswell.
Everything is done manually by me at the moment.
So far I’ve got calculators for auth, analytics, newsletters, s3, postgresql, images, emails, llm apis and serverless hosting. More is coming!
Thinking of adding APIs for accepting new providers and for updating prices for providers.
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
14. Show HN: Workout app for mobile, web and desktop
URL: https://github.com/SimonSchubert/FitMainCharacter
Author: skinnyasianboi
Description: This is the result of my 1 man army 24h christmas hackathon - focused on exercises and adaptations specific to my needs
feel free to contribute and add more exercises and image or lottie assets
I always wanted to do this before AI agents take over
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
15. Show HN: Pull rich data about SaaS products
URL: https://tygra.ai/
Author: tygra
Description: We provide a constant supply of fresh public web data about SaaS products for your business.
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
16. Show HN: Modern commenting system with Medium-like clap feature
Author: shadeyduck
Description: Just released a demo build with the ability to reply to comments as requested.
I hope you enjoy the demo build and would love to get your feedback!
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
17. Show HN: Daylight Time Year Clock
URL: https://daylight.franzai.com/
Author: franze
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
18. Show HN: Poop Adventure
URL: https://poopadventure.vercel.app/
Author: nkko
Description: Had a blast this lazy Sunday watching my 10-year-old create a poop tracker (his idea, poor guy has issues ;). He did all the prompting himself - I just jumped in at the end to add persistence, exports, and DB reset. Pretty wild seeing him get exactly what he imagined just by describing it. We're in the age of super personalised apps on demand.
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
19. Show HN: LegalGen – Easily Generate Professional Legal Templates in Seconds
URL: https://legalgen.vercel.app/
Author: MrGeniusCoder
Description: Hey HN,
I'm not a lawyer or a professional at drafting legal documents. Whenever I needed to create Terms of Service or Privacy Policies, I found myself spending way too much time researching and writing. Even after all that effort, the results often weren’t bulletproof or legally compliant.
These frustrations piled up, and I lost motivation to ship my startup—the very thing I set out to do in the first place.
That's why I built LegalGen for two main reasons:
- To generate legal templates in just a matter of seconds.
- To stay compliant with professional, customisable documents.
I hope this tool will solve similar problems and help you ship your startup faster and legally compliant. I'd love to hear your feedback or suggestions.
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
20. Show HN: Artab – Get Inspired by the Greatest Artworks in Every New Tab
URL: https://artab.owenyoung.com/
Author: theowenyoung
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
21. Show HN: Baler – convert code repositories into minimum number of files for LLMs
URL: https://github.com/plant99/baler
Author: plant99
Description: Hello HN, while working on a full-stack project with Claude, it got tedious for me to sync the project directory manually everytime.
I wrote 'baler' over a couple of weekends to fix this. Now you can run your repository through baler and get the fewest files before interacting with an LLM.
You can also tune output file's size, filter input files based on their size or line-count.
Please give it a try, and I hope it makes some of your work easier.
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
22. Show HN: Launched a Web Analytics SaaS in high school
URL: https://alytica.tech
Author: Haris1245
Description: Hello! My Name is Haris and I am 14 years old and I just launched Alytica Web Analytics!
Since I was like 11 or 12 i have been building little software projects launching them and hoping to make some money and have been tracking analytics though multiple tools but i didn't really like none of them either they were too expensive, complicated pricing, hard to install, not enough documentation, complicated ui, ugly ui , e.g . And that is why a month ago i put myself a goal to make a cheap, easy web analytics service and launch the MVP by the end of the year. That is what i did for the last month i have been building a SaaS that i call Alytica it offers Basic Analytics, Event tracking , revenue attribution, performance analytics... And i have finally launched it! Please try it and give feedback and remember this is an MVP you can look at our Roadmap and see how many features i have planned! You can give feedback on the feedback button or under this post! Thank you for reading this
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
23. Show HN: Music video made out of text in the browser
Author: amjoshuamichael
Description: Made this for a university final and figured the HN crowd might appreciate it. All of the visuals are done in pure HTML/CSS (a little JS is used to actually play audio). I wrote a script that generates word cloud images using a genetic algorithm:
https://github.com/amjoshuamichael/fishes
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
24. Show HN: Tiny Editor for Static Sites
URL: https://github.com/jveski/static-wiki-editor
Author: bloopbloop10000
Description: Hacked together a simple web-based editor for Hugo sites.
The local makerspace has been using wiki.js for a while and it's... not great for us. We'd prefer a Hugo site but some of our members aren't comfortable using git/markdown. So maybe this can bridge the gap while still letting the hackers write wiki pages in vim or whatever.
https://github.com/jveski/static-wiki-editor
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
25. Show HN: Ggrab, Grug Grab Tool to manually gather context for pasting into LLMs
URL: https://github.com/keizo/ggrab
Author: keizo
Description: After a few days using o1, it solved a few hard problems for me. And now chatgpt is my largest monthly expense after rent, childcare, and food. Anyway, I needed an easier way to gather context over multiple files to paste code in. Made a little command line tool that copies to the clipboard and formats in xml for easy pasting. Simple, nothing fancy. Funnily enough, I couldn't prompt my way to a finished script. o1 pro couldn't get some things right. But I did the trick where you read the code and got it working good enough :) It's pretty basic and not tested too heavily, so send patches. Happy copying and pasting.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
26. Show HN: Neurofit – Data-driven burnout prevention for developers (5 mins/day)
URL: https://neurofit.app
Author: andrew_hogue
Description: Hi HN! I'm Andrew, an ex-Snapchat engineer and 3x founder who built NEUROFIT after battling burnout and Complex PTSD in tech.
While working at companies like Snapchat and Headspace, I found that most burnout solutions focus on mindset and massive content libraries, when the real key is the nervous system.
Burnout is a physiological problem that comes from chronic stress [1], and 80% of our nervous system carries information from body to brain, not the other way around.
NEUROFIT helps you prevent burnout by measuring and regulating your nervous system, helping you stay resilient, creative and flexible during times of stress [2]. You check in daily to make quick subjective and objective measurements, then get matched with quick 3-5 minute somatic exercises, AI coaching sessions, and personalized guidance + insights designed to help you stay clear-minded and focused between coding sessions or meetings.
What makes this interesting:
- Real-time biometric measurement through phone camera (HRV, heart rate, breathing rate) [3]
- ML-powered exercise recommendations based on your current state
- Average active user shows a 54% reduction in stress levels after just one week
- Over 9 out of 10 users relieve acute stress after just 5 minutes of somatic exercises
- Built for busy developers who need evidence-based solutions that actually fit their schedule
- No yoga/meditation expertise needed - purely body-based approach that works with your nervous system
Our tech stack:
- React x CapacitorJS for cross-platform mobile
- Golang + Python backend
- Hosted on AWS w/ Redis + RDS persistence
The app is especially helpful for developers dealing with:
- High-pressure coding sprints
- On-call rotations and incident response
- Remote work isolation
- Extended debugging sessions
- Sustained periods of high cognitive load
To date, we've trained hundreds of health professionals (doctors, therapists and health coaches) in our nervous system approach, and we're also used by teams at Direct Employers Association and Black Girls Code.
Would love feedback from the HN community on both the tech and product experience. You can try it out here:
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/neurofit-nervous-system-reset/...
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.neurofit.a...
Happy to answer any questions about the tech, the science behind burnout prevention [4], or my journey from dealing with burnout / C-PTSD to building this solution.
Cheers, Andrew - co-founder NEUROFIT
[1]: Chronic Stress Buildup - https://neurofit.app/learn/en/allostatic_load/
[2]: Window of Tolerance - https://neurofit.app/learn/en/window-of-tolerance/
[3]: PPG-based HRV Measurement - https://neurofit.app/learn/en/measuring_balance_hrv/
[4]: Chronic Stress, Dysregulation and Burnout
- https://neurofit.app/learn/en/connection_stress_dysregulatio...
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
27. Show HN: Call Multiple LLMs with GraphQL and AI Chainer
URL: https://lq.1nb.ai
Author: bobatnet
Description: Many of the issues with LLMs can be solved by prompting as a chain, by transforming a single prompt to multiple sub prompts. With the wide variability in LLM pricing and model sizes, it also helps if we can offload some of those sub prompts in the chain to smaller models. LQ provides a GraphQL endpoint that allows you to call multiple LLMs viz. gemini, claude, openai, mistral as a tree. You can extract structured xml tags from responses and fill placeholders in prompts down the chain/tree. With conditionals, you can provide condition-based branching as well. Further, we also provide an inbuilt AI Chainer that creates a chain for you. As an added benefit it also has a request history, for you to repeat a query while changing some of the placeholders as variables.
We are a team of 2 and have been using LLMs in many projects. For every LLM operation we end up making several LLM calls and have to write our own tooling to optimize the queries as a bunch. Even during development, evaluating multiple LLMs, prompt-tuning, condition based calling, etc. is messy. We are trying to make LQ as a middle-layer that can ease some of those pains and allow users to express the data flow within the request itself.
Our next goal includes support for local LLMs as well as longer running queries with subscriptions. Large chains/trees will also be supported with the context residing on the server.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
28. Show HN: Voice for Claude.ai (Chrome Extension)
URL: https://github.com/softcery/claude-voice
Author: stackdumper
Description: A chrome extension that adds voice input and output to Claude.ai.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
29. Show HN: Image, Vid, and Audio Converter and Compressor: All Happens in Browser
URL: https://convertandcompress.com
Author: danuja_s
Description: I’ve created a lightweight tool that converts and compresses images, videos, and audio entirely in your browser—no uploads to servers required. The tool is fast, easy to use, and perfect for quick media optimization directly from your browser. It also support bulk image conversion and compression.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
30. Show HN: Xmas – a 2d game developed by LLM
URL: https://www.gamedev.pl/games/xmas/
Author: fullstackwife
Description: I was working on this game during evenings for the last 4 weeks. It costed around 38M tokens in, and 1M tokens out (~40$), using Claude mostly (sometimes I use Gemini or GPT4o). It produced more than 10K LOC in 65 files, and refactored the code multiple times, so I can't imagine typing all that code myself. There is no chance to find energy for that after a day job, family, other things. OTOH such LLM powered development is more like laid back activity, at the same time relaxing and rewarding.
Bonus links:
- Example commit generated today for a "I can't play the game on touch screen, santa is not moving" prompt:
https://github.com/gamedevpl/www.gamedev.pl/commit/4e0730a22...
- How the development env looks like:
https://github.com/gamedevpl/www.gamedev.pl/blob/master/game...
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
31. Show HN: ChordHive – an Ultimate Guitar front end for bands
URL: https://chordhive.com/search
Author: dolphin137
Description: I've always found Ultimate Guitar frustrating to use, especially when playing in a band. Simple things like making annotations, organizing songs into lists, or transposing chords are just a hassle, let alone trying to sync with your mates.
That’s why I built ChordHive. It’s a straightforward tool where you can annotate chords and tabs, transpose them, autoscroll, and organize them with lists and tags. The key feature: everything updates in real-time, so everyone in your band stays on the same page.
I’m a guitarist in a small band, so this comes from personal experience. But, I’d love to hear what features you’d find useful or how I could improve it. I’ll read every suggestion—your feedback really matters to me.
(PS: I'm currently working on making the project ready for open-source: https://github.com/oskarkraemer/chordhive-web)
Thanks!
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
32. Show HN: ANX.GUID.Gen - Generate Geek-Friendly GUIDs
Author: xeonax
Description: I created this cause, I wanted to create few constant GUIDs for a game I am working on. The GUIDs generated might feel procedural-ly. Regenerate few times, to find something that you might like.
Advantage: since the GUID are a bit readable than normal random GUIDs, this are easily spottable in log files. No uniqueness guarantees are made. Techstack:Hosted on Github Pages, Proxied via Cloudflare. HTML, JS, CSS, Bootstrap, Wordnet.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
33. Show HN: I built a chill YouTube watching companion
URL: https://vstamp.app/
Author: kais_sg_
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
34. Show HN: DevOps Interview Questions with Terminal UI
URL: https://interview.devopscommunity.in/
Author: rohitghumare
Description: Video demo: https://x.com/ghumare64/status/1870846992257356044
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
35. Show HN: Real-Time AI Powered Engagement Monitoring and Automation for Bluesky
URL: https://www.skyassistant.app/
Author: apsquared
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
36. Show HN: TreeTamer – Make your entire codebase digestible for AI tools
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8QAu_ZQJRU
Author: GuntramBechtold
Description: I built this to solve the frustrating problem of AI tools (Claude, GPT) hitting their token limits when analyzing large codebases. It flattens complex directory structures while preserving functionality, making entire projects analyzable within AI context windows. Looking for feedback from others who've hit similar limitations. https://github.com/gbechtold/TreeTamer
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
37. Show HN: A CLI Tool That Lets You Chat with a Local CoT AI in Your Terminal
URL: https://github.com/andreivisan/quantum_cli
Author: andreimvisan
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
38. Show HN: A prank app created with bevy
URL: https://github.com/joshvoigts/confetti_desktop
Author: redman25
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
39. Show HN: Website that generates data for a database, given it's DDL file
URL: https://data-gen.eu/
Author: serious-fin
Description: There weren't any "generate test data for my DB" websites out there and I thought that using AI for dreaming up the data could be a good idea. If you encounter any errors or have advice for the direction/use cases for this type of website please feel free to leave a comment (or contact me via email frystorm4@gmail.com)
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
40. Show HN: Skill Tree Editor – Design Unique RPG Classes and Talent Trees
URL: https://rpgskilltreegenerator.com
Author: abj
Description: I built this tool for my project and thought it might be helpful for other game devs/designers.
It's a drag and drop, graph-based editor for skill trees. It's got an optional AI generator to give you starting skills you can customize.
Would love any feedback so I can improve it.
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
41. Show HN: LeetCode Twitter
URL: https://github.com/yeonholee50/LeetCodeTwitter
Author: ylee726
Description: A lot of projects here have practical uses but mine isn’t really for practical use but just something for fun that I was forced to build. So we all know the leetcode problem, design twitter. We design, code, debug, then recode, and then forget about it. Well my friend and I made a bet - whoever was last at solving a medium dp problem had to actually implement the algorithm in design twitter in an actual website and it actually has to look nice.
Long story short. I lost. Runtime error is to blame. So I just finished building the design twitter website, so if anyone wants to take a look or make this into something else - could even be a full blown twitter page if they wanted, be my guest. It was a fun project and I actually learned a lot about react routing so I guess that’s a bonus. Here’s the link to the codebase: https://github.com/yeonholee50/LeetCodeTwitter Here’s the link to the website: https://leetcodetwitter.onrender.com/
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
42. Show HN: Generate Brand Logo with AI in Seconds
Author: mddanishyusuf
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
43. Show HN: Bookmark Places
URL: https://town-hunt.vercel.app
Author: my12parsecs
Description: Quickly bookmark places - Towns, Mountains, Landmarks, Parks, Roads...
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
44. Show HN: Curated Collection of resources to help your SaaS grow
URL: https://findsaastools.com
Author: ravisojitra_
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 0 comments
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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