Serge Zaitsev

I was bored with frontend coding and decided to make this calendar, where all numbers are hexadecimal and developer-friendly.

Government? I got a monthly subscription with my taxes.

4 weeks is probably a too short of a period. Of course it depends on the product. I had a product that got some traction only after 2 years. In this time I wasn't actively working on it, but when there was an opportunity to recommend/promote/improve it - I did. I can say the time was worth waiting.

Hey! Here's one lousy attempt: * "Links, meant to be shared!" * "There are never enough bookmarks" * "Bookmarks are a uniquely portable magic." -- Stephen King (well, almost)

Go+Preact, worked like a charm for a number of mid-size projects

How to move pieces?

Dark mode or light mode?

Hey Makers! I was building a minimal casual chess app, and finally launched it: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/e4e5 if there are any chess players among you - what do you think? What do you think could be improved? Or maybe any ideas for further development? Any feedback and especially criticism is welcome :)

I tried many native chess apps, tried lichess, but somehow this one feels the best to my taste. I'm looking forward to implement the dark mode, and hopefully open the sources soon.

HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21503601

I made this to quickly visualize my ideas. It helps when you work remotely and need to explain something complex during the voice call - sharing a link to the board and quickly sketching the idea or a mindmap helps a lot. I also use it for brainstorming, making quick notes and simple diagrams.

Worth mentioning, that unlike Electron it only consumes ~5-10MB of RAM. As a downside, it uses good old MSHTML (aka IE8..IE11) on Windows.

Just a simple Tcl interpreter I've made some time ago over the weekend. Recently I used it in one of our embedded projects, and it worked good, so I'm sharing it with the community. All code is in one file, with good test coverage, and every part of the interpreter can be easily rewritten or optimized (e.g. lexer, memory manager, lists handing, custom commands etc).

Hi hunters! We created Slide to help developers and other people make their presentations quickly. It's not aimed at big serious talks, but more for lighting talks at local meetups or internal company meetings. Plain text approach is how we tried to keep it simple yet flexible. Surprisingly on Android it feels even more natural than complex WYSIWYG interfaces. Android version is for...