Yes, someone has

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/make-a-dumb-doorbell-s...

Working, but so boring. For some of us it's nice to build needles stuff instead of using a better (but boring) solution ;) I like the needles stuff, you like the mechanical 'easy' solution

I was wondering what was going on in their life that the alert sound from the washer and dryer weren't sufficient for the purpose. My GE dryer sings a happy "laundry's dry" song when it's finished.

You're right though, this way is more fun.

A big house, with a separate room for laundry machine, I guess. Or maybe it's in the basement.

Mine's in my basement and I hear it fine. I'm sure plenty of people on this site have bigger houses than mine though.

Laundry machines are not always positioned where they will be easily heard.

I wear noise cancelling headphones and can’t hear anything.

Can you add a link to it?

I'm sorry to hear that your searches for that very specific name didn't provide the information you were looking for

its show hn: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34970917

tfl: https://www.crul.com/

Admin for Symfony Framework ( PHP )

https://symfony.com/bundles/EasyAdminBundle/current/index.ht...

Admin for Laravel (PHP) https://nova.laravel.com/

Java Spring Boot https://docs.spring-boot-admin.com/current/getting-started.h...

I think many other Frameworks have this, did you search for it?

The Spring one linked above is not really comparable to Django admin in my opinion. In particular it doesn’t integrate with your data model at all - it essentially just shows actuator endpoints.

Right, it describes itself as "Spring Boot Admin is a monitoring tool".

Phoenix has Kaffy: https://github.com/aesmail/kaffy

Super-simple to set up and it's been perfectly adequate for my app's needs so far.

To answer OP's original question: Django Admin isn't a killer feature because the same kind of thing is available for most other Django-like frameworks, with the only difference being that it's usually a third party library rather than something built into the framework itself.

Being built into the framework is a big deal, though.

The problem with third-party libraries for this kind of thing is that there's no guarantee that they will be maintained in lockstep with the underlying framework.

What if they get abandoned? Or a new version of the framework comes out with new features but the third-party library takes months to add support for them?

I think this may be an aspect of Django that isn't appreciated nearly as much as it should be: batteries included means that the feature you depend on are guaranteed to be maintained and documented at the same pace as the rest of the framework.

> Admin for Laravel (PHP) https://nova.laravel.com/

This is a paid product whereas Django Admin is a part of Django.

Filament is better and free, for Laravel

A radio app in which you can make a schedule on what stream you listen at what time, so you can listen to programs you like off multiple radiostations without the switching interaction

Many radio stations issue their programs as individual podcasts these days, so I find I can use a podcast manager to get much of what you seem to be asking for.

I built that into my past music service of mine. It's a novel feature but was ultimately, little used, at least in that configuration.

It seemed like TuneIn was maybe supposed to be that (but it also seemed like TuneIn was too much work, so I abandoned without using it)

Maybe https://syncthing.net/ ?

Easily my choice for the OP's question.

I have set and forgotten it for a few things here and there, like making sure the photos I take on my phone are backed up and available on my laptop as soon as they're on the same network.