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Seems like a really simple web app concept someone should pursue. I feel like being able to browse other people’s TILs and save them/search them would be a real
by dchuk 6y ago
Seems like a really simple web app concept someone should pursue. I feel like being able to browse other people’s TILs and save them/search them would be a really valuable thing.
EDIT: Just like this: https://til.hashrocket.com/ https://til.hashrocket.com/ but open to anyone to sign up
- elbear 6y agoI was thinking of using Tiddlywiki for this.
- hhsuey 6y agoIsn't that just a blog or a subreddit? And couldn't you find all the TIL blogs by Googling for "TIL" or something?
- dchuk 6y agoWould be closer to a subreddit I guess. But purpose built. I think there’s lots of room for simple, purpose built web apps for stuff like this.
- hhsuey 6y agoTrue. I think that's the way the world is moving towards. I also see the 5000+ custom alarm clock apps out there as essentially forks of "deployed apps" for just alarms. But that was already predated by the explosion of websites doing the same XYZ thing (calorie trackers, photo storing apps, etc...) specifically before the mobile era. I think we're just seeing the same with the open source world as we've seen occur in more mature worlds.
- bboreham 6y agoTILboard!
- neillyons 6y agoYeah, does anyone know of a hosted solution?
- lhenk 6y agoWe've built something similar to hashrockets TIL, https://til.cybertec-postgresql.com https://til.cybertec-postgresql.com