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http://sideprojectors.com
Have you got a side project? :)
I was impressed how everything rendered without a glitch on Chrome on my Mac (I do have a new Mac...).
We've come a long way. :)
https://www.sideprojectors.com/project/project/3000/classroo...
Hello (I run this site btw).
Been running SideProjectors for about 2 years now. Built to specifically help people sell & buy side projects. Recently did a re-design too. Would love to see your projects on there. :)
http://sideprojectors.com (I run the site by the way).
It's a market place where people buy/sell/discover side projects. You might want to check some of those projects. Maybe there might be some that you would be interested in buying, or just to be inspired from. :)
We do have a simple ranking algorithm. Hmm, how could we allow our users customize this... that's a good question.
You can check out our own Q&A site (eating our own dog-food). We use Postatic to run our own community.
Disclaimer - I run this site - shameless plug, I know.
How does this compare to ReactJS? Or what is your comparison between this and something like ReactJS?
Having said that, getting the project done to a level where you can show other people is a good objective.
[shameless plug] - I run a site called sideprojectors (http://sideprojectors.com). Take a look at all those side projects people started and maybe it might inspire you to find something that you'll like!
https://www.sideprojectors.com
I suppose, it could be the opposite of what you're asking. These are side projects that people want to sell. But many of them have recurring revenue.
It's a market place where people can sell & buy side projects.
Awhile back, I've added an option for people to "search for co-founder/collaborator".
While we've seen hundreds of side projects being sold and bought, I think we haven't seen that many projects where people successfully find co-founders via our site.
Now we haven't aggressively pushed this feature, so I'm sure there are many things we can do to support, but from what we have seen, finding a co-founder is, SO much more than just going through a list of profiles.
I almost think if you want to do this, then you only invite really serious people and have them speak face to face via hangout or skype - or a feature that supports such thing.
I guess, since finding co-founder is such a difficult task, I think it needs to have a more "human" approach to it. Hope that helps!
Should you ever find your side project un-savable - for a variety of reasons (commitment issue, personal, emotional, what-not), then you can always take your project to SideProjectors and let others take over. :)
Along the way, I've seen a plenty of new libraries popping up, but none so far, has matched the quality of Highcharts.
But this seems... just... too good. Gotta give it a try. I wish I was fluent in Chinese. :)