This is the "Post what you're working on" thread

[Techwraith]

Hey guys,

I thought it would be cool to start collecting a list of things that use Geddy. So, what are you guys working on? I'm interested in these things:

1. The name of the app
2. The domain of the app (if you have one)
3. How long you've been working on it
4. How big of a team you've got

Thanks!

[Techwraith]

I'll start:

1. GeddyJS.org website

2. http://geddyjs.org

3. It took about 36 hours (most spent on content creation)

4. It was just me!

[Liam McLennan]

1. Gistblog (blog backed by github gists)
2. http://withouttheloop.com https://github.com/liammclennan/gistblog
3. Don't know. Didn't take long.
4. Had a lot of contribution from https://twitter.com/adamchester

[Techwraith]

Awesome, this looks cool. After a brief look through, might I suggest using the geddy.log.error()method instead of console.log? It'll help you parse through the logs if you need to later :)

[Eric Ponce]

1. sDigital
2. http://s.pdigital.info
3. 1 month with design and 3 weeks with code
4. We are 2 working on development and 1 more in server things

This is an alpha version(very young and working only 20%) of my social network, it's only valid for my town.

Here the unhabitants can talk, read news, create events, vote polls....it's like facebook but in mini version, and more informative. A "social newspaper" :D

[mistermojo]

1. [internal custom cms for client]

2. [confidential for client]

3. about 2 months (including about 2 weeks evaluating various node-based frameworks)

4. just me

No.1 - the cms would 'export' data to other sites that pulled jsonp

No.3 - is a bit deceptive. That does not include abortive attempts with a couple php frameworks which took up another month or so. 

[der_On]

1. An easy to use map designer, using OSM as datasource, mostly working with SVG

2. non-yet

3. since 2 months

4. Me and a PHP-Dev coding the data-provider/api-server

[Ben Ng]

1. Toolkitt

2. http://www.toolkitt.com

3. 5 months.

4. Boy is it getting lonely in here.

On Thursday, October 11, 2012 9:42:09 PM UTC-7, Techwraith wrote:

[Matthew Eernisse]

The site is gorgeous. When can we log in and check it out? :)

[Liam McLennan]

1. Didacto
2. http://javascript.didacto.net/
3. Took a few weeks of evenings
4. 1

[Hayri]

1. Geddy Todo Extended: This is  the modified version of the Todo application. My challenge was a data-grid with multiple column sorting, multiple column filtering and paging. Paging and sorting operation is async. I used Jade as view engine and Knockout.js to manipulate the DOM. Application is deployed in heroku. I used MongoHQ as database provider.

2. http://geddy.herokuapp.com

3. I am new to Node.js and Geddy it took me couple of weeks to finish. Also, I came across some bugs in mde/model

4. Myself

Please let me know if you have any questions.

[Ben Ng]

Dude, this looks awesome!

[Ben Ng]

Hey, this is really neat. I definitely miss grid views with ajax sorting already done, as part of default scaffolding.

[der_On]

1. Kickstarter (in-house project)

2. No domain yet and if so will not go public

3. About 60 hours (since some weeks)

4. Myself

This app is an in-house productivity tool. It spawns websites made with traditional CMS like Wordpress. With it you can create website templates and simply duplicate those templates to create a new project/website. It also includes some deployment methods (like simple FTP) to quickly deploy those websites on other servers.

[Steve Lawrence]

Application Error

An error occurred in the application and your page could not be served. Please try again in a few moments.

If you are the application owner, check your logs for details.

[Robert Kowalski]

Hi,

I build the contributions & interests app for our JavaScript Unconference with Geddy:

1. Contributions & Interests

2. http://contribs.jsunconf.eu

3. see https://github.com/jsunconf/contribs/graphs/commit-activity - i would say the main part was done in three weeks as side project in the evenings after work

4. Me!

Best,

Robert

[Ben Ng]

Cool stuff Robert!

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[Matthew Eernisse]

This is awesome. :)

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[Michael Winniford]

1. Exodus
2. http://magusxix.com/projects
3. About 3 months, but I had to rewrite everything once I switched from raw webgl to three.js
4. Just me, but I had tons of guidance and advice along the way.

[Matthew Eernisse]

Super-ambitious, and pretty amazing. :)

[Byrne Reese]

1. Ghost Migration Service (name TBD)

2. https://github.com/byrnereese/ghost-migration-service

3. Jan 1, 2014

4. Just me

The service is to help users migrate their existing blog to the ghost blogging service, written in node: http://ghost.org/

On Thursday, October 11, 2012 9:42:09 PM UTC-7, Techwraith wrote:

[Matthew Eernisse]

This looks really useful. I see a lot of people using Ghost these days, and it's great to have a painless way to get your Wordpress et al content into the new system. Excellent work. :)

[Vishi]

1. team collaboration tool
2. internal intranet
3. 3 weeks
4. 18 people

I am all praise for geddy. I had little or no experience in js frameworks and dint even know what an MVC is ! It is amazing that the tool is live within 3 weeks and is now being used across different sites

Thanks

[Ben Ng]

Glad you found it easy to Get Things Done with geddy!

Ben

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[Matthew Eernisse]

That's awesome. :)

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[Dom]

1. Simplifeed

2. http://simplifeed.me

3. About a month

4. Just me

I started building this private social network so my family could use it to share photos and keep in touch. I also am working on an API to build mobile apps to connect to it. I decided to open source it so anyone can set it up themselves as well.

[Matthew Eernisse]

This looks great. The site is super-clean! Excellent docs too. I'm really excited to see Geddy being used to build stuff like this. :)

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[Jonathan Engwall]

Okay, and I would love a bit of help too:

1. The name of the app   peerchat
2. The domain of the app (if you have one)    superchatus
3. How long you've been working on it     a few days
4. How big of a team you've got     it is only me...Question: I need to run a development server on localhost from AWS to create my second peer. I think Geddy will do this. The app works but obviously I ended up here.  What went wrong? Thanks for an help :)

[Jonathan Engwall]

and now maybe I have this working...not sure yet

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