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by caspg 2y ago
Thank you
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by caspg 2y ago
Thank you. Touring profile tries to stick to the marked cycling trails so they should be quite roads.
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by caspg 2y ago
Thanks! I'm finalizing paid subscriptions and premium features. Then I will move my focus on mobile app which is kind of requirement for outdoor platform.
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by caspg 2y ago
Well, not much at the moment :) It's still all very fresh and I guess logging and observability is afterthought. I'm hosting app on Heroku which provides some basics.
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by caspg 2y ago
For those interested in the technical implementation: I built VeloPlanner with my favorite tech stack: Elixir/Phoenix, React, and MapLibre GL JS. The architecture is a hybrid approach: - Phoenix controllers for static content (route gu
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Show HN: VeloPlanner – A cycling route planner focusing on official routes(veloplanner.com)
20 points by caspg 2y ago|9 comments
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by caspg 2y ago
WebAssembly sandboxes might become handy.
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by caspg 2y ago
What is RPA? Robotic Process Automation? If yes then I have no experience with that.
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by caspg 2y ago
I used Claude AI project to attach requirement for the project. Then I just went with single conversation. I specified that I want to do it in small steps and then was just doing copy -> paste until I reached the limit. I think it was be
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by caspg 2y ago
Thanks! I've added links to all POIS (wikipedia, url and website tags).
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Claude AI built me a React app to compare maps side by side(github.com)
222 points by caspg 2y ago|201 comments
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by caspg 2y ago
I wanted to develop a simple tool to compare maps. I thought about using this opportunity to try out Claude AI for coding a project from scratch. It worked surprisingly well! At least 95% of the code was generated by AI (I reached the limi
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by caspg 2y ago
Newsletter signup form uses LiveView https://veloplanner.com/newsletter/new I was testing LiveView with page transitions and it was working quite nicely with maps as well (maps were handled by JS of course). You can p
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Show HN: I built a map to find sign-posted cycling routes across Europe and POIs(veloplanner.com)
11 points by caspg 2y ago|5 comments
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by caspg 3y ago
How do you make money? Google Ads?
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by caspg 4y ago
This basemap looks awesome. Need to play with this and see how hard is to run it on my own. It would totally fit nicely with my website https://travelermap.net .
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by caspg 4y ago
You can always start with tiles from https://openstreetmap.org Or use one of the commercial providers which offers free tiers. There are quite a few smaller providers that are not super expensive. You can always setup your own t
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by caspg 4y ago
I’m developing https://travelermap.net with my brother. It’s a map of National Parks all over the world and more detailed map with other kinds of parks in US. We started adding photos and more content to US parks but planing to
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by caspg 4y ago
Glad you liked it. Let me know if you have any feedback.
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by caspg 4y ago
I'm running a https://velomapa.pl - website with cycling related stuff (routes, races, photos, and other stuff) in Poland. It's a super seasonal niche. During the season it brings around $1000/month through variou
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by caspg 4y ago
Initially, I just wanted to map parks from the US but then I got carried away. The website also allows previewing of Wikipedia articles about each park. Data about national parks come from Wikipedia. I'm sure it's missing quite a
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Show HN: Travelermap.net – Worldwide interactive map with National Parks(travelermap.net)
8 points by caspg 4y ago|1 comments
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by caspg 4y ago
You should check out https://microconf.com and their youtube channel. They also have Slack community called "MicrConf Connect" and podcast "The Startups For the Rest of Us". Lots of good resources there.
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by caspg 4y ago
Can you share links to those Discord servers? I'm also building project related to maps. Right now, it's using leaflet and raster tiles but I'm strongly considering switching to maplibre and vector tiles. Are you working full
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by caspg 6y ago
Is it the US only remote offer or would you accept offers from Europe?
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by caspg 7y ago
I'm working remotely most of my career. My first programming job was for a software house. Their approach was remote-first but they had an office in my city. They required to be on-site for the first couple of months and after the init
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Ask HN: What are your struggles running or working in remote team?
1 points by caspg 7y ago|0 comments
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by caspg 7y ago
Biggest job board out there. I've found my last 2 jobs there. However, for me as a developer, the gold standard is StackOverflow jobs. Nicely formatted, easy to find data, tags with tech skills. Very often there is a salary range.
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by caspg 7y ago
I'm seeing lots of new job boards recently. I guess the market must be quite hot right now. I'm really curious how do you make companies post a job on those new boards?
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by caspg 7y ago
A few times, I did what you described. I was working and experimenting for couple of days and after I was satisfied I "brought project up-to-date". But this caused me headaches a few times. It's hard to revert certain changes

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