My weekend project, DailyPag.es

In plain words

DailyPag.es is a work tool launched in 2012 that helps users organize and manage daily tasks or projects. The service appears designed for individuals planning their weekends or managing personal work projects. It provides a straightforward way to track daily activities and priorities through its web-based interface at dailypag.es.

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• MC
  My (current) Weekend Project - I am, I do2011 · iamido.info · ▲77
• MF
  My first web app, DailyDo.it2012 · dailydo.it · ▲142
• MW
  My weekend project, tracking the services you can't have in Canada2011 · cantada.ca · ▲212
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  My Weekend Project - Progress App (Time Tracker)2013 · justnorris.com · ▲17
• MW
  My weekend project Tigger2011 · tiggerlovesdevs.com · ▲77
• OW
  Our weekend project – Daily doses of inspiration2013 · getinspired365.com · ▲31

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  Lofi Cities – Pixel-art city nights with browser-generated lofi▲319

  Endless lofi beats composed live in your browser, over pixel-art nights in Paris, Tokyo, New York, Hong Kong, Sydney, San Francisco and more. Free, no sign-up.

  Work · 24d ago · loficities.com

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  Smooth Recorder▲257

  Mac screen recordings that look edited when you hit stop

  Work · 18d ago · smoothrecorder.com

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  Figma Specs▲222

  A container for your context that lives on the Figma canvas

  Work · 3d ago · figma.com

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  The rarest tech books and docs you've probably never read▲190

  Work · 12d ago · readrare.com

• WM
  We made an addictive way to browse pictures on reddit▲401

  Life & fun · 2012 · mongout.com

• S
  Scrollorama▲395

  Life & fun · 2012 · johnpolacek.github.com

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  my database engine for GPU▲364

  ålenkå files. Full list of files for ålenkå

  Dev tools · 2012 · sourceforge.net

• IM
  I'm tired of corrupt US politicians, so I created this▲334

  Life & fun · 2012 · politicianmarket.com

• HI
  How I built a self-driving (RC) car.▲300

  I have been taking Andrew Ng's Machine Learning course. The lecture module on Neural Networks ends with an intriguing video of the ALVINN autonomous car driving itself along normal roads at CMU in the mid 90s. I was inspired by that video to see what I could build myself. A link to my incomplete write up was posted a couple of weeks ago (ouch!) but I finally finished it and open sourced the code tonight (so you can build your own self driving car). What do you think? http://blog.davidsingleton.org/nnrccar https://github.com/dps/nnrccar

  AI · 2012 · blog.davidsingleton.org

• CC
  Craigslist Car Search▲236

  Life & fun · 2012 · carsabi.com