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What programming/technical projects have you been working on?

This is a recurring post to discuss programming or other technical projects that we've been working on. Tell us about one of your recent projects, either at work or personal projects. What's interesting about it? Are you having trouble with anything?

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  1. acdw
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    I'm working on an SSG for personal use, using shell, awk, and (eventually) make. I'm basing it on ideas from mkws, shab, and others. So far, I just have a shell-script-to-HTML-templater and a...

    I'm working on an SSG for personal use, using shell, awk, and (eventually) make. I'm basing it on ideas from mkws, shab, and others. So far, I just have a shell-script-to-HTML-templater and a sketch of a preprocessor. I'd say I'm still in the early idea stage. I'm still figuring out what I want source files to look like. But it's a fun diversion!

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  2. Apos
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    I'm giving a talk today in front of ~60 people about "weekend" projects for programmers. Projects that last between 4 to 8 hours in general. I'll update this post later with more concrete details....

    I'm giving a talk today in front of ~60 people about "weekend" projects for programmers. Projects that last between 4 to 8 hours in general. I'll update this post later with more concrete details.

    Edit: It went really well, I should be updating this post with what I presented tomorrow.

    3 votes
  3. Gyrfalcon
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    I'm currently working on a program that will periodically check the weather for you, and let you know when to open your windows in order to help cool off or heat up your home. Right now I'm just...

    I'm currently working on a program that will periodically check the weather for you, and let you know when to open your windows in order to help cool off or heat up your home. Right now I'm just looking at something I can run locally on a raspberry pi, but I want to see if keeping things pretty modular helps me to potentially create a web app around it.

    3 votes
  4. noneucat
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    I packaged some CUPS thermal printer drivers for NixOS yesterday. Surprisingly, CITIZEN (the company that produced the printer) publishes the source for the binary portions of the driver.

    I packaged some CUPS thermal printer drivers for NixOS yesterday. Surprisingly, CITIZEN (the company that produced the printer) publishes the source for the binary portions of the driver.

    2 votes