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by kidproquo 9y ago
IoT doesn't have to be on the public Internet. It can be hardware that gets data and streams on local wifi. My project[1] does that - streams guitar to a phone via wifi. It uses standard iot hardware - this has been a revelation, we di
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by kidproquo 9y ago
Ok, hit me up if you decide to go the closed-source manufacturing route. I can provide some pointers based on my research for RiffPod.
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by kidproquo 9y ago
Interesting business model. So, are you not going to manufacture anything from the crowdfunding campaign? What are the backers going to be getting as a product - the software, 3D print files, circuit board designs, build instructions, and t
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by kidproquo 9y ago
Very cool. Signed up for the crowdfunding update. How are you designing, sourcing, manufacturing your hardware (PCB, buttons, boxes)? What about the software? We should compare notes. I am working on geting my hardware/software project
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by kidproquo 10y ago
Hardware project. Stream guitar and microphone via wifi to record on iOS and Android. Kickstarter launch is planned for July 2017. www.riffpod.io
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by kidproquo 10y ago
I did this (2010-2014) and recommend it. The courses are all top notch. There's no distinction between on-campus and online students - all take the same courses (the courses that are online-enabled) and are graded on the same curve. Vi
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by kidproquo 10y ago
Tasktopus, is a lightweight, task manager for the desktop (Mac OS X, Windows and Linux). Tasks are managed on a Kanban-style board with Backlog, Doing, Done and Archived columns. Built with Qt. 14-day trial on Gumroad[0]. Also available on
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by kidproquo 10y ago
Very cool. Subscribed. Waiting for a decent alternative to FAR Manager.
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by kidproquo 10y ago
I could have implemented it with QtWidgets, however I had found a decent UI widget library that suited my use case very well ([1]). Hence went with QML/QtQuick. My advice - just do it :-). If you want to build a cross-platform desktop
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by kidproquo 10y ago
I built Tasktopus[1] using QtQuick/QML/C++. Highly recommended. I built it on the LGPL version. [1] https://gumroad.com/l/ADWm/tasktopus
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by kidproquo 11y ago
MelloNote - Android app to create notes for MP3 files. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adhyet.mel... Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqxAVGRPow0 1. Practice music * M
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by kidproquo 11y ago
To see this in action, here's a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqxAVGRPow0 I based parts of the app on Ringdroid, using its code to do the waveform display and the selection sliders.
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by kidproquo 11y ago
Spent the last 3 months building Tasktopus ( https://gumroad.com/l/ADWm/tasktopus ). Tasktopus is a lightweight, task manager for the desktop (Mac OS X, Windows and Linux). Tasks are managed on a Kanban-style board
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by kidproquo 11y ago
You make it part of the Qt resource system[1], which gets it combined with your binary executable. [1] http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquick-deployment.html#managing-resou...
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by kidproquo 11y ago
This. For Tasktopus[1], I started with Electron, had a decent prototype in 2 weeks[2]. Then hit some issues - very rudimentary print support, large binary size, hard to protect source code. Decided to switch to Qt/QML. Very pleased wit
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by kidproquo 11y ago
Hi everyone, This is my newly finished side project. Built on Qt 5.5 (QML, C++). I have used web-based task/todo lists (trello, asana, etc.) but I wanted something that could be used offline - my work does not allow storing company sen
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Show HN: Tasktopus – lightweight, offline task manager for Mac OS X and Windows(gumroad.com)
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by kidproquo 11y ago
The personal dashboard is awesome. Suggestion: put a count on the comments icon to know if there are any comments on the article (I find the comments more valuable)
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by kidproquo 11y ago
Working on v2 of Flaming Notes (music game to learn sight reading, http://www.adhyet.com ). Main v2 feature will be the ability to import MIDI files to have songs instead of randomly generated notes.
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by kidproquo 11y ago
Very cool. On a somewhat related note (pun not intended): I have created an app to learn the music staff notation. Web version: http://www.adhyet.com/flamingnotes
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by kidproquo 11y ago
I am constantly searching for the ideal workflow and your solution looks very promising. Add me to the list of people wanting to see a release from you. Can you talk about the technical details of your setup?
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by kidproquo 11y ago
Yes, I can heartily recommend Crashlytics/Fabric.io. I used it for my just-released music game app ( http://www.reddit.com/r/FlamingNotes ) on iOS and Android. Slick integration.
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by kidproquo 11y ago
Managed to release my cross-platform mobile music game. Flaming Notes, the music game to learn staff notation (iOS/Android/Web) Landing page: http://www.adhyet.com Short description: Randomly generated quarter notes (c
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Show HN: Flaming Notes, the music game to learn staff notation (iOS/Android/Web)
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by kidproquo 11y ago
I prefer cocos2d-x. I used it for my music game ( http://www.adhyet.com ). Check out their Programming Guide ( http://www.cocos2d-x.org/programmersguide/1/index.html ), that has a decent overview that will
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by kidproquo 12y ago
Nice, I just created a web version of my upcoming mobile game using cocos2d-js. You can play it here: http://www.adhyet.com/flamingnotes/ I ported the C++ code from cocos2d-x to JavaScript. Took me about a week. The we
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by kidproquo 12y ago
Let me know if you want to be a beta tester for my game to learn reading the music staff. Here's a sample game video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_xNPk2y8N4
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by kidproquo 12y ago
Managed to finish the code, get most of the assets done and get a beta out for testers for my iOS/Android game (Flaming Notes) to learn the music staff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_xNPk2y8N4
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