Ask HN: What's the best thing(s) you shipped in 2017?

I built Aliasbot [www.aliasbot.com]. A Slack app that let's you create custom teams of people on Slack and tag them all at once. Think "@devops the server is down!@!1!".

I did this while finishing my Master's degree and then working full time. It's been a great experience building it and I'm excited to see the growth in 2018!

My Dark Souls inspired VR horror/RPG, Left-Hand Path, which exited Early Access last month:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/488760/LeftHand_Path/

It's held at mid-80s positive reviews after that, and numerous people have said it's the scariest thing they've ever experienced in VR. A good start to what I hope will be a long career making VR games.

Been super stoked on deep dream so I've been trying to ask myself how this could be more mainstream. Maybe get photographers hooked on it. I've been posting my code thoughts on the subject at http://GitHub.com/drmly/bind

I overcame my fear of the camera and started interviewing friends of mine to try and broaden my personal network:

https://theaccidentalengineer.com/

I'm about 40 interviews deep, and have accomplished most all that I initially set out to do in June.

2018 hopefully holds a lot more interviews, a lot more traffic, and a lot better content :)

http://cherrypick.club http://getpeppy.com

Coming from system programming, I'm glad I made a website in a 2017 state-of-the-art fashion. React, DRF, Sass, JS... It's really great to see something you made out there in the wild, not just running somewhere in the depths of Linux.

It's a tool to help people with their decision making.

https://dilectee.com

I launched my startup: http://www.manypixels.co (site is still very basic but operational - and with happy customers!) and about to hit $10k MRR!

Firefox 10.0 for iOS.