I am a Web developer and designer based in the Philippines. With 3 years of freelance development experience in my arsenal, I have worked on desktop, mobile, and Web applications.
I just started it today! I am making a command-line utility that saves a page for offline reading. But unlike hitting "Save as..." in your browser, this utility I am making will save only the important parts of the page (like the main article), so it strips away the <link>s and <script>s as well as other parts like the navigation and headers. It only leaves the images, videos, or audios that are directly connected to the main content. I call it artrave. I don't know if there's anything like it already out there, but I am just trying to do something in my spare time.
I love education and technology! If you ever want help with anything, please message me here on Dev, on Twitter (@PullJosh), or by email (hello@joshuapullen.com)
That's brilliant! I've always liked the idea of saving webpages, but tools like Evernote's web clipper have always been way too clumsy. I can imagine a tool like yours being incredibly helpful, especially if it could export to a format like markdown.
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I just started it today! I am making a command-line utility that saves a page for offline reading. But unlike hitting "Save as..." in your browser, this utility I am making will save only the important parts of the page (like the main article), so it strips away the
<link>
s and<script>
s as well as other parts like the navigation and headers. It only leaves the images, videos, or audios that are directly connected to the main content. I call it artrave. I don't know if there's anything like it already out there, but I am just trying to do something in my spare time.That's brilliant! I've always liked the idea of saving webpages, but tools like Evernote's web clipper have always been way too clumsy. I can imagine a tool like yours being incredibly helpful, especially if it could export to a format like markdown.