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github.com/blakejs/awesomely
Really small learning project I made. Welcoming any optimizations, bug fixes, etc.
This IS awesome! Thanks for sharing! I want to learn Vue/Vuex at some point in time, as well, but learning React at the moment.
Bit of reverse plugging, but am looking for developers, but as users.
TL;DR After one to many discussions about using a CI to check for code quality is difficult i decided to opensource and extend my collection of CI containers.
So i created pipeline-components, in the hope to help developers building pipelines.
The main repository is on Gitlab
A Mirror on Github
and the containers on Docker
Documentation Website
P.S. Hopefully i have the time next 2 weeks to write a bit longer introduction post here on dev.to.
PPS if you think there are tools i must add, please tell me ;-)
I've got a pen test orchestration/automation project called decker that's really young. It lets you write pen tests declaratively and uses the same config language as Terraform.
Contributions of any type are welcome.
github.com/SeawolvesAtCali/prisel
Multiplayer games are 10 times more fun than single player games, but they are also hard to make. We want to focus on the game logic instead of networking and room management.
I am working on a multiplayer game server engine using TypeScript, ws. The objective is to provide a framework of server-client communication and a room management system so that developers can focus on just writing the game logic.
By no means a huge OSS project, but for those that use Gatsby for their blog or other purposes, feel free to contribute to my Gatsby code snippets extension
And more recently, there is the Gatsby extension pack for VS Code. Feel free to contribute there to, if you think another extension should be added to the pack.
I made a Sublime Text 3 color scheme based on Sarah Drasner's Night Owl for Visual Studio Code.
Feedback and contributions are welcome.
A Sublime Text color scheme based on Sarah Drasner's Night Owl VSCode theme
A port of Sarah Drasner's Night Owl VSCode theme
A theme for the night owls out there. Works well in the daytime, too, but this theme is fine-tuned for those of us who like to code late into the night
As of 1.0.0, there's a Light Owl Theme too! Color balanced from the Dark version for easy viewing in daylight.
Getting Started
Installation
Recommended
Install
Night Owlvia Package Control.Night Owland press ↲ EnterManual
Night Owlif necessary./Packages. (Preferences > Browse Packages...)Activation
Color Scheme
Recommended
Night OwlorNight…Not available on Package Control yet.
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🐷 A nifty little app that shows you the top posts on Dev.to in your menubar.
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A nifty little app that shows you the top posts on Dev.to in your menubar.
Download latest release
Feature
Prerequisites
Before running this locally you must have these installed
Installing
It's built in electron so the process to start this is really easy
npm installnpm install electron -gnpm startThat's it, you will see it running in your menubar.
Contributing
Feel free to contribute to this project and treat it like your own.😊
License
MIT License
Author
Sarthak Sharma
Acknowledgments
Thanks Dev.to👩🏻💻👨🏻💻, for being a massively inspiring platform.
Icons used from flaticon
Coding Coach!!! twitter.com/codingcoach_io!
Coding Coach is pretty neat!
Our company develops a free and Open Source presentation and assembly system.It is used by political parties to organize conventions as well as to organize other meetings and conferences. We too had a testrun for a small suborganization for the united nations.
openslides.org/?lang=en
github.com/OpenSlides/OpenSlides
Version 3 is coming soon with current angular and Material design.
If you are into python (django) and JavaScript and want to jump into an interesting project, you are welcome.
I'm looking for help with a project called Fog Machine:
github.com/IrosTheBeggar/fogmachine
Te idea is to make a self-hosted server for artists to sell their music and merch. I have a designer on board already and I am doing a lot of the backend.
I could use help with the frontend. Specifically we are trying to add soundcloud like waveforms for songs which is harder than it looks. Also could use help on the backend adding IPFS or DAT support for backing up music