NWork
battle-objectives
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| 8.0 | 0.0 | |
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| C# | Elm | |
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NWork
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Ask HN: Have you coded any productivity software just for yourself?
- A replacement for Google Desktop Search, a mini python app that puts up a textbox that can launch a Google search after me clicking Ctrl Ctrl anywhere.
- A script that syncs my work calendar to my private calendar.
- A GUI app to manage my Jira worklogs in a calendar view, after my company decided to ditch the Jira plugin providing that functionality as it was expensive and unstable. https://github.com/marczellm/NWork
battle-objectives
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Ask HN: Have you coded any productivity software just for yourself?
I like to write mini apps and browser extensions for myself, half because it's useful and quick, and half because it's just a darn pleasure to code in Elm so I take any excuse I can to do so. Here's one:
- Battle Objectives (demo in the README) a web app to automate generating battle objectives in the tabletop game Gloomhaven. https://github.com/tristanpendergrass/battle-objectives
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Ask HN: Have you created programs for only your personal use?
I created two web apps to help when playing the boardgame Gloomhaven. Both were coded in Elm and were done partly because I had a need for them and partly just for the joy of coding in Elm. I'll link the github repos of both, the demo is linked in the README for each.
The first app is Battle Objectives [0] which I made so that my group could play with some "enhanced battle objectives" I found online. The fan-made enhanced battle objectives are freely available on Boardgame Geek but I didn't want to print out and cut out all the cards so I coded them into an app. I linked this app on BGG but didn't think it was getting any use from anyone outside my personal Gloomhaven group. But I also found out while writing this post that someone forked Battle Objectives to translate it to German so I guess someone was using it! [1]
The second one is Hitdeck [2] which I made to automate the tedium of reshuffling my hitdeck and of rebuilding it to add and remove cards as the game went on.
[0] https://github.com/tristanpendergrass/battle-objectives
[1] https://github.com/ToM-Korn/kampfziele
[2] https://github.com/tristanpendergrass/hitdeck
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