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Thanks Ben,
recently i've made two open source projects:
Snacks@console : intuitive browser-based console to run and save SQL queries
simple 2 way config : Simple 2 way configuration is a php-based read and write configuration library
suggestion and/or contributions are welcomed, peace.
Thanks Ben !
CMD_Adventure : a C# console game growing slowly
The only issue is that the project management is in french and the code is documented in english.
Have a nice day :)
Heyyy,
Like the last "Who's looking for open source contributors" edition, I will ask help for WarShield.
It's a CLI tool made to cipher and decipher your files with a password using AES-256. It was made to ensure a full files protection inside a storage device. If those are lost or stolen, malicious peoples can take over your data.
It uses AES-256 GCM (Galois/Counter Mode) with random 16 bytes initialization vector. Key is hash in a 256 bits key with SHA-512 using random 64 bytes salt and rounds (between 3000 and 9000 rounds).
Also, there is a post about it.
Have a nice day everyone :)
That's an interesting project but I don't have any crypto skills
Same here. Its an interesting project but I haven't had any real world experience or even a class about crypto.
Well, it could be a great way to start an adventure in the crypto world! I didn't know anything about cryptography before starting WarShield 😃
So what would be your "first steps" for complete crypto newbies?
In the case of WarShield, you can start by discovering the
cryptomodule.You can also read some articles about cryptography (cf: "What I learned about cryptography in 3 weeks".
That's an interesting post thanks for this ressource !
Hey, I think this is a really interesting project. I might not be of much help with crypto but I can help expand the functionality on the CLI side of things.
What kinda contributions are you looking for?
Every improvement is a great help for this tool. The parameters possibilities can be improved a lot for instance!
Well I guess I am now!
The non-SPA version of the todo list app
Todo-MVP
The objective of this project is to demonstrate that it is relatively simple to build web applications using HTML, CSS and a small amount of server side code written in a language of your choice.
It's the Todo Minimum Viable Product - the simplest and most extensible application you can write - but perhaps it's also the Most Valuable Player in your web development toolkit. I like to think so!
META-TODO
The Todo Application
The project consist (or will consist) of the following:
Principles
Whereas I respect the skill and effort…
Basically it's a repo full of Todo MVC style applications implemented in different languages, but the twist is they're all implemented on the server-side. I'd like there to be a focus on simplicity and education.
Read a bit more about it here:
Todo-MVP: Or 'Why You Shouldn't Use A Web Framework' - The Revenge
David Wickes
Perfect for both for experienced devs to show off and for beginners to challenge themselves and learn.
StormScript is a programming language for Linux. I would love to see contributors help with formatting, syntax, and new keywords.
I found this cool page the other day, which is open source! I bet they would love contributions!
github.com/thepracticaldev/dev.to
;P :D
But in a more serious note, I always love getting pull/merge requests submitted to any of my open source repos. Most of them are php, js, Dockerfiles or similar and can be found via links in my bio if anyone would ever be interested! :)
There is long going open source ERP system called ADempiere. There is idea to implement GUI in Vue. GitHub page github.com/adempiere/vue-ui
a dead simple website deployment service
dragdrop.site
drag drop site is a free service that lets you host static sites and files with a unique domain name.
Dragdrop aims to support website stacks ranging from simple html to large single page applications using React.
Dragdrop makes the process of hosting your content at a unique address on the web as simple as possible.
Environment Setup
Prerequisites:
Gah I recently added a bunch of issues on GitHub detailing some of the features I had in mind.
I guess it shows how premature the project really is. At the same time I'm happy to take things slow and plan ahead so we don't have to rewrite or regret anything in the future.
Right now more than anything I'm looking to brainstorm about ways this service can apply to more user stories, so we know what features to prioritise.
Hello there!
I've built a new ( a week-old ) project - ReX.js.
It's meant to help developers with building custom RegExps. It's kind of my first ( or second if to count total-failure-one 😅) project and I want to make it better. Most issues that people have with this library is its API. But I don't really know how to improve on that. So any ideas, pull requests or even issues are very much appreciated and welcomed!
Great one :)
Have you considered making the builder object immutable, so that every fluent method returned a new instance, and a finalize method returned a regular RegExp?
Not really. Didn't want to hit performance that hard for so simple task. But it makes me think, maybe provide something like
.clone()method for cloning the already constructed RegExp and extending it later?You wouldn't hit it as hard as you think, since in the absence of mutable methods you would reuse most of the tree.
In this case, I will consider it as an option. Of course it would be quite a breaking change.
How do you need help with this? I'm quite interested.
Don't have enough time right now, but there are a few things to work on here. Definitely the regex polyfill code needs to be improved. It generally has number of errors. 🤔 Right now, I'm considering removing the lookbehind polyfill.
Anything you might need any help with, shoot me an email (christopheelkhoury@gmail.com) and I'll be more than glad to help out.
Great thanks! In addition, as I mentioned earlier, PRs are welcome!
I am working mainly on two projects: TerrainLib and Bayer.js.
TerrainLib is a terrain heightmap generation library written in Python. I'm gearing the library as a way to easily implement terrain generation in other applications, but try to keep it simple enough for people who want to do scripting to get a good result with a few lines of code. I'm looking for people who want to take a look at the various issues I haven't been able to figure out yet (like how I can't save a 16bit PNG file through Pillow, for example), and native English speakers to review the README and documentation.
Bayer.js is a project I started to understand Node.js by getting my hands dirty. I'm using RxJS to handle the data-flow through middlewares. The project is very much in its infancy and things barely work, but there's a basic router and an Express wrapper (which I realize may not really be useful since I don't provide implementation for Express' Request and Response methods...). I'm also experimenting with the monorepo - but still struggle setting up test projects for development purpose.
I'd love any help from anyone, as this is very much a hobby!
Take care everyone :)
github.com/darkain/pudl
I maintain a PHP library for dynamically building and executing SQL queries. The code itself is quite complete, stable, and decently tested at this point. But one area people tend to forget about is that contributions are not always just to code. Helping with documentation is always beneficial too. Right now, I'm trying to figure out the best way to present and organize docs! So any input into this would be greatly appreciated :)
Published our first desktop app
Book Manager is a simple cross-platform utility software which will help you to manage your personal library. It's built mainly using Electron, React and NeDB. The main features are:
N.B. This is not a reader app
Please take a look and give your valuable feedback.
Website: book-manager.bdtechies.com/
GitHub Repository: github.com/bdTechies/book-manager
Goodwork, is a project management and collaboration tool for all kind of teams. It is open source and MIT licensed and self-hosted. A demo is available also at goodworkfor.life
Its still under development. Hopefully version 1 will be released by the end of the year.
Built with Laravel, VueJS, Tailwindcss and other stuff.
You can help by coding,or testing the app or general discussion on product features.
Self hosted project management and collaboration tool powered by Laravel & VueJS
Self hosted project management and collaboration tool inspired by basecamp
Overview | Demo | Installation | Screenshots | Contributing | Credits | License
About Goodwork
Goodwork is a simple project management and collaboration tool for all kind of teams. It is open source and MIT licensed. Goodwork is a self-hosted software so no dependency on anyone and only you keep your data.
Goodwork brings you all the components required for your project to run smoothly in one place so that you have single source of truth. Instead of using a collection of tools or service which makes everything messy and hard to find important details from stuff scattered all over the place, Goodwork organizes everything in a central place where everyone in the company knows what to do, knows where things stand and find stuff without having to ask around all the time.
My brother and I (+ contributors) are building gridsome.org. (github.com/gridsome/gridsome) It's a Vue.js alternative to Gatsby.js. We have been working on it for a year, and we're soon at version 1.0.
What we need help with is building data source plugins so it's easy to connect to any CMS or data source.
You can see what we already have here: github.com/gridsome/gridsome/tree/...
It's a monorepo, so if you contribute just make a PR to it.
OOO I love Vue, not sure if I have time to help contribute but I dropped a start and may be lurking :)
This looks amazing! And so fast. ⚡️
Hey!
I got some projects that are open for contribution.
They don't have that much contribution guidelines yet, but I'm going to add some step by step.
For now the easiest way to get in touch would be to try the projects and join the gitter chat for qsv.
qsv
A (currently) CLI app written in JavaScript that allows to execute SQL queries on tabular data like .csv and .tsv files.
I'm considering moving it into a mono repo with q (see below), but I first have to figure out how that works :)
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q
The SQL parser used in qsv. Based on SAPs chevrotrain.
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cato
A dependency free comparison slider for mostly images, but should be useable for videos and text etc. as well.
There is an article on Hongkiat where you can learn a bit more about it, though it still talks about the old version of cato. You have to scroll down a bit to find it.
This project is not related to the two above but feel free to join the qsv chat aswell :)
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