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Over the holidays my wife and I have been feeling the need to have a webapp where you could enter all the goodies you'd want for xmas/your birthday/etc from different sources (amazon, ebay, etc) and then send a link to your wish-list to your friends and family, so they could claim the gifts and buy them for you.
Ideally you could create several named lists (one for your bday, one for xmas, etc).
Seems like it could be a fun little open source side project.
What do you guys think?
I wanted your opinion on this quick project I threw together over the past couple of days. It's the typical bookmarking and note-taking web-app, but with a strong focus on keyboard shortcuts, since I love them in Gmail, Reddit (with the Reddit Enhancement Suite), etc.
It also syncs with your Dropbox account if you want it to, so you can keep your bookmarks and notes with you on all your devices and modify them wherever you are.
You can also import bookmarks from Delicious. More importing options coming soon.
There's public and private RSS feeds for your notes and bookmarks, an easy to use API which probably needs work and isn't very secure at the moment, bookmarklets, and a very simple HTML scraper so you can even view a bookmark's content right within the app, and much more!
http://jabjot.com/
List of shortcuts:
http://jabjot.com/tools#tools_shortcuts
Tools:
http://jabjot.com/tools
PS: I know the design is godawful, will revisit it soon! PPS: Gonna probably open source the code in the following days.