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I Designed a Language Which Let's You Program in Cats' Language

Palash Bauri 👻 — Sat, 11 Jul 2020 13:57:26 +0000

Computer Programming can be hard , can be complex to understand for some people, but that doesn’t mean that they can’t be fun. From the beginning , programming languages were in English , well most of them except some special languages. But I have designed a programming language which let’s people program in Cats’ language, Mew Mew Mew. Which despite being a esoteric language is very much usable , and let’s programmers create complex program.

🎉 Say Hello to MewMew

Programming in Cats’ language , it is lunacy or what? But it’s reality. With MewMew one can program in cats’ language, but it is not actually the cats’ language but the human interpretation of cats’ language , mew mew mew.

MewMew is an esoteric programming language built with ANTLR4 and C++. It is not intended to be used for commercial or mainstream programming instead , it was designed to be learning project for me. While majority of programming languages are in English or I should say human languages but this language intends to be one of the first language to be in ‘non-human’ (not technically) language.

MewMew is implemented using ANTLR4 and C++. Though using Dynamically typed host language would be given me more flexibilty designing the language, I chose to use a statically typed for a multiple reasons , First it is fast. Second , the language becomes much more runtime safe. When experimenting with early prototypes , I tried Python and PLY (Python Lex and Yacc) , Tatsu and even Flex & Bison. Python and PLY was not chosen because it was too much slow , even Cythonzing didn’t give advantage. Tatsu was kind of better than PLY but again speed issue, and Flex & Bison , I didn’t chose them because of their over complexity , a language small as MewMew required a huge codebase. Finally I setteled for ANTLR4 , It was comparativaly fast thanks to its ALL(*) algorithm , on top of that the API of it was very easy to catch on but also very robust.

When Designing MewMew , I left some places which can be used to improve or extend the language in future.

MewMew doesn’t use any traditional numbers (0 to 9) instead it uses ‘mew’s. For example , mew will get converted to 1 , mewme will get converted to 2 , mewmewmewmewmewmewmewmewmewmew will get converted to 10 and so on so forth but zero has special case , to get only zero one can use ‘mew-mew’.

MewMew also has few operator similar to C++, which are discussed in GitHub project repository README. MewMew is all about numbers, it doesn’t contain any other types such as strings , chars , arrays etc , which keeps the language lightweight. Every number in mewmew is a floating point number.

MewMew also has if , if else and a repeat loop aka. Meow loop expression. It also has a special type of function called scratch function which open the door of extending the language in future. Syntax of if statement is something like Expression ? Statements ; where Expression takes any type of expression , on Truthy value the ‘Statements’ will get executed. Similar to that Expression ? Statements1 : Statements2 ; is the syntax of if-else statement, if the value of Expression is truthy the Statements1 will get executed else Statement2 will get executed. The syntax of meow loop is something like this @ Expression : Statements; the Statements will get executed N times where N = Expression. Scratch function syntax is something like #(Expression) where ‘#’ can be repeated from 1 to many times. But as of 5 functions are defined only.

Here’s a comparison of some simple program written in MewMew and C++ :

In MewMew	In C++
m=mew; @#####(mew): m % mewmew == mew – mew ? ::m; ; m = m + mew; ;	#include using namespace std; int main() { for(int m = 1; m <= 100 ; ++m){ if (m%2 == 0){ cout << m << endl; } } }
m=mew; @####(mew): m % mewmewmew == mew – mew & m % ###(mew) == mew – mew ? ::m; ; m = m + mew; ;	#include using namespace std; int main() { for(int m = 1; m <= 100 ; ++m){ if (m%3 == 0 && m%5==0){ cout << m << endl; } } }

CONCLUSION & FUTURE WORK

MewMew is an esoteric language which is more like a joke than a commercial language. It was created to be a leaning project for which it has done successfully. In future it also might work as an reference to learning language designing for future.

With the scratch function it opens new doors for expanding the language in future. It will only took a few lines of code in switch...case statement to add a new function.

GITHUB & DOCUMENTATION

bauripalash / mewmew

/ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\ MewMew Programming Language - Program in Cats' Language

MewMew is dead. Checkout Mewl, program in cats' language

Give a Star 🌟 to this project to support this project

/ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\ MewMew 🐱 is an Esoteric `Just for Fun` programming language. You can program in cats' language with MewMew. Have Fun!

🎉 Get Started

😸 Integers

There's no concept of numbers (eg. 1 2 3 4 100) in MewMew, instead we use mews. 1 mew is equal to 1 , therefor mewmew = 2 , mewmewmew = 3 , mewmewmewmewmewmewmewmewmewmew = 10 and mew-mew = 0. (You got the Idea, right)

😸 Operators

MewMew supports a few types of operators =>

+ -> Addition

- -> Subtraction
* -> Multiplication
/ -> Division
** -> Power
~ -> Absolute Value
- -> Unary Minus
> -> Greater than
>= -> Greater than equal to
< -> Less than
<= -> Less than equal to
== -> Is Equal…

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Learn Python 3 from One Picture!

Palash Bauri 👻 — Wed, 26 Feb 2020 07:15:08 +0000

Source : Github: coodict/python3-in-one-pic

Let's Create a Toy Markdown Editor with Python Tkinter!

Palash Bauri 👻 — Thu, 09 Jan 2020 12:21:19 +0000

Markdown Editor are one of the trending things nowadays. Everybody is creating a markdown editor, some of them are innovative but some of them are boring. In the meantime, I always been a fan of doing things which won't be done by others. (I will explain why other don't want to build markdown editor with Tkinter)

If you already are familiar with Python and Tkinter you can easily get into this guide.

But If you are just starting out with Python and/or Tkinter, you can check out these : Python Tutorials: FreeCodeCamp Python Tutorial , Python 3 Playlist by sentdex , FreeCodeCamp Python for Beginners etc. (More can be found one google away)
Tkinter Tutorials: Tkinter Basics , FreeCodeCamp Tkinter Course , TheNewBoston Tkinter Playlist etc. (More can be found one google away)

So, before we start, I want to explain why people don't want to build markdown editors with tkinter. Because there's no default easy way to display html output of the markdown input. There's not even a default tkinter widget to display html data. You can just simply write/edit markdown but there's no easy way to display the output inside your application.

But one day, while I was roaming the streets of Internet I found Something Interesting , tk_html_widgets which can display html output! But ofcourse it did have some problems: the fonts were too small, and had no support for attaching remote photos. So as usual I created my own fork and fixed some issues and kinda improved the stability and named it : tkhtmlview. 😎

Ugh, I think I'm boring you 😅, so let's stop talking and start building.

🛠️ Start Building:

First make sure you have Python 3 and Tkinter installed, if not you can download them from here python.org/downloads (Tkinter is already packed with Python).

Other Things we will need are tkhtmlview and markdown2. You can install them by running pip install tkhtmlview markdown2 or pip3 install tkhtmlview markdown2 (If you have multiple versions of Python)

Now fire up your favorite editor or IDE and create a new file (eg. tdown.py (I named the editor tdown)).

We will start by importing necessary libraries.

from tkinter import *
from tkinter import font , filedialog
from markdown2 import Markdown
from tkhtmlview import HTMLLabel

In the first line we import everything (almost) from tkinter package.
In the second line we import font and filedialog. font is needed to style (eg. Font , Font Size) our input field, and filedialog is imported to open files markdown files for editing and/or save our markdown file.
in 3rd line, Markdown is imported to help us convert our markdown source to html and display on output field using HTMLLabel which we import on 4th line.

After that, we will create a frame class called Window which will be inherited from tkinters's Frame class and hold our input and output fields.


class Window(Frame):
    def __init__(self, master=None):
        Frame.__init__(self, master)
        self.master = master
        self.myfont = font.Font(family="Helvetica", size=14)
        self.init_window()

    def init_window(self):
        self.master.title("TDOWN")
        self.pack(fill=BOTH, expand=1)

Here in this codeblock, we first define a class called Window which inherits tkinter's Frame widget class. Now in the initialization function we take master as a argument which will serve as the parent of the frame, in the next line we initialize a Frame. Next we declare a custom font object called self.myfont with font family of Helvetica (You can choose any font family you want) and size of 14 which will be used in our markdown input field, finally we call the init_window function where we will put the heart of our application.

In the init_window function we first set the title of the window as TDOWN and in the next line self.pack(fill=BOTH, expand=1) , we tell your Frame to take the full space of our window. We set fill keyword argument to BOTH which is actually being import from tkinter library. It tells the frame to fill the window both horizontally and vertically , and the expand keyword argument is set to 1 (signifies True) and tells our Frame to be expandable , in simple terms the Frame will be filling the window no matter if we stretch the window size , or maximize it.

Now if you run the tdown.py script you'll not see anything , because we have only defined the class but never called it.
To fix this we are gonna put this at the end of our script

root = Tk()
root.geometry("700x600")
app = Window(root)
app.mainloop()

Here we create a Tk object and store it in root variable which will serve as the root of our Window class. Next we set the geometry of our window to 700x600, 700 is height and 600 is width of the window. In the next line you can see , we are creating a Window object, pushing root variable as root of the frame and storing it in a variable called app. Next thing we do is just call the mainloop function which tells our app to run! 😊

Now run the tdown.py script! You will see a blank window like this if you did everything correctly:

But it's just a blank window, to write something on the window we need add Text Field where will write our markdown. To do that we are gonna use Text widget from tkinter.

...
def init_window(self):
    self.master.title("TDOWN")
    self.pack(fill=BOTH, expand=1)

    self.inputeditor = Text(self, width="1")
    self.inputeditor.pack(fill=BOTH, expand=1, side=LEFT)

Don't get confused with the ... (three dots) , I put them there only to signify that there are multiple lines of code before this code block.

Here we create a Text widget with width of 1. Don't scratch your head, here sizings are done using ratios. You'll understand it more clearly in next few seconds when we will put the output box. 😁
We then pack it into the Frame and tell it to be both Horizontally and Vertically stretchable.

When you run the script, you'll see a Multiline Input Field has taken over our whole ~~World~~ Window. If you start writing in it, you may notice that the characters are so tiny!

I already knew this problem will arise, that's why I told you earlier to create a custom font object (self.myfont), now if you do something like this:


self.inputeditor = Text(self, width="1" , font=self.myfont)

(Here, we tell our Text widget to use our custom font instead of the default tiny one!)

Font size of the input field will be increased to 14. Run the script to check if everything worked perfectly!

Now, I think it's time to add the outputbox where we will see the html output of our markdown source while we write.
To do that we are gonna add a HTMLLabel something like this inside init_window function:

self.outputbox = HTMLLabel(self, width="1", background="white", html="<h1>Welcome</h1>")
self.outputbox.pack(fill=BOTH, expand=1, side=RIGHT)
self.outputbox.fit_height()

We use HTMLLabel from tkhtmlview with width of 1 (again) , we set the width to 1 because the window will be shared between Input Field and Output Box with ratio of 1:1 (You'll understand what I mean when you'll run the script).
html keyword argument stores the value which will be shown on first time.
Then we pack it in the window with side as RIGHT to put this in right side of the Input Field.
and the fit_height() makes the texts fit inside the widget (As far as I think 😁)

Run the code.

Now if you start writing in the input field. you may be disappointed (Don't be!) to see that the output is not getting updated as we type in, because we have not told your program to do so.

To do that we are gonna first bind a event with our editor, whenever the text is modified , the output will be updated, something like this:

self.inputeditor.bind("<<Modified>>", self.onInputChange)

Put that line inside the init_window() function

So basically that line tells the inputeditor to call the onInputChange function whenever the text is changed. But as we don't have that function yet, we are gonna write it.

...
def onInputChange(self , event):
    self.inputeditor.edit_modified(0)
    md2html = Markdown()
    self.outputbox.set_html(md2html.convert(self.inputeditor.get("1.0" , END)))

In the first line using edit_modified(0) we reset the Modified flag so that it can be reused otherwise after the first event call it will not work anymore.
Next we create a Markdown object named md2html and on the last line, where first we.... wait! the last line maybe confusing for some readers. So let me it break it down into three lines.

markdownText = self.inputeditor.get("1.0" , END)
html = md2html.convert(markdownText)
self.outputbox.set_html(html)

Here in the first line we fetch the markdown text from top to bottom of the input field. First argument of self.inputeditor.get tell to start scanning from the first line's 0th character (1.0 => [LINE_NUMBER].[CHARACTER_NUMBER]) , and the last argument tells to stop scanning when reached end.

Then we convert the scanned markdown text to html using md2html.convert() function and store it in html variable.

Finally we tell outputbox to display the output using the .set_html() function!

Run the script! You will see a functioning (almost) markdown editor. As you type in the input field, the output will also be updated!

But... Our Work is not yet finished. Users need to atleast open and save their texts.

To do that, we are gonna add a File menu in the menubar , where users will be able to Open and Save Files as well as Quit from the application!

In the init_window function we will add these:

self.mainmenu = Menu(self)
self.filemenu = Menu(self.mainmenu)
self.filemenu.add_command(label="Open", command=self.openfile)
self.filemenu.add_command(label="Save as", command=self.savefile)
self.filemenu.add_separator()
self.filemenu.add_command(label="Exit", command=self.quit)
self.mainmenu.add_cascade(label="File", menu=self.filemenu)
self.master.config(menu=self.mainmenu)

I'll make this quick. Here we define a new Menu with Frame as its parent. Next, We define another Menu and previous menu as its parent. It will serve as our File menu. Then we add 3 sub menus (Open , Save as , Exit) and a separator using the add_command() and add_separator() functions. The Open sub-menu will execute the openfile function , the Save as sub-menu will execute savefile function. and finally the Exit will execute a builtin function quit which will close the program.

Then using the add_cascade() function we tell the first Menu object to include the filemenu variable which includes all our sub-menus with the label File. At last we use self.master.config() to tell our window to use mainmenu as our window's menubar.

It will look something like this, but don't yet run it. You'll get errors saying openfile & savefile functions aren't defined!

As you can understand now, we have to define two functions inside Window class , where we will use tkinter's filedialog.

First Let's define the function to open files

def openfile(self):
    openfilename = filedialog.askopenfilename(filetypes=(("Markdown File", "*.md , *.mdown , *.markdown"),
                                                                  ("Text File", "*.txt"), 
                                                                  ("All Files", "*.*")))
    if openfilename:
        try:
            self.inputeditor.delete(1.0, END)
            self.inputeditor.insert(END , open(openfilename).read())
        except:
            print("Cannot Open File!")

Here, at first we show the user a file browser dialog to choose a file to open using filedialog.askopenfilename(). With filetypes keyword argument we tell the dialog to only open these types of files by passing a tuple with supported files (basically all types of file) : Markdown files with .md , .mdown , .markdown extensions, Text Files with .txt extension, and in the next row using a wildcard extension, we tell the dialog to open files with any extension.

Then we check if user has selected a file or not , if yes, we try to open the file. Then we delete all the text inside the input field from first line's 0th character to the END of the field, next we open and read the content of the selected file and insert the contents in the input field.
If our program can't open a file it will print out the error. But wait , that's not a good way to handle errors, we can do here is show an Error Message to the user something like this:

To do that, we are gonna first import messagebox from tkinter package.

from tkinter import messagebox as mbox

then instead of just printing a error message like we did above, we're gonna replace that line with the below line to show a proper error message to the user.


mbox.showerror("Error Opening Selected File" , "Oops!, The file you selected : {} can not be opened!".format(openfilename))

This will create an Error message like the above screenshot I showed you, when the file can not be opened. In the mbox.showerror function , first argument is the title of the messagebox, and second one is the message to be displayed.

Now, We need to write a savefile function to save our markdown input.

def savefile(self):
        filedata = self.inputeditor.get("1.0" , END)
        savefilename = filedialog.asksaveasfilename(filetypes = (("Markdown File", "*.md"),
                                                                  ("Text File", "*.txt")) , title="Save Markdown File")
        if savefilename:
            try:
                f = open(savefilename , "w")
                f.write(filedata)
            except:
                mbox.showerror("Error Saving File" , "Oops!, The File : {} can not be saved!".format(savefilename))

Here at first we scan all the content of the input field and store it in a variable, then ask user for the filename to save the contents in with giving option for two types of file types (.md and .txt)

If the user chooses a filename we try to save the contents of the input field stored in the variable filedata. If a exception is occurred, we show user a error message stating that the program wasn't able to save the file.

Don't Forget to test your application to check for any bugs! If you and I haven't made any mistakes our programs should run perfectly and look something like this,

Full Source of this 'tdown' markdown editor is available at GitHub and also at Repl.it where you can test the editor on your browser!

If you get into any problems regarding this article you can let me know in the comments or DM me on twitter at @bauripalash.

Some Notes:

First, Remember that, this is just a toy editor. If you want to build more powerful editor you can use any other GUI libraries such as wxPython, PyQT , Kivy and many more which atleast has better html support (Full List).
In this article I only showed how to build a basic editor, you can also add many more cool features of your own such as Exporting as HTML or PDF, Adding buttons to simplify writing Markdown... etc etc.
The HTML Rendering modules tkhtmlview or tk_html_widgets are not fully stable and only supports some basic html functionalities, so don't except much.

So... I hope you enjoyed this article and learnt some new things. Don't Forget to let me know if you are stuck somewhere or can't understand something. Last but not Least, Please Let me know if I did any mistakes above and your ideas or suggestions via comments or DM.

Thank You. 👻

Explain PySide2 & PyQT5 Licensing

Palash Bauri 👻 — Sun, 15 Dec 2019 04:23:15 +0000

PySide2 & PyQT5 are most popular QT binding for Python, but their licensing seems very confusing.

Assume two scenarios,

First :

I Develop a cool application with PySide2 but I don't open source it and want to sell it. Can I do that?

Second :

Same as First but instead of PySide2 , I use PyQT5. Now Can I Sell That?

Any Help?

I have some Steller Lumans and have no idea how to and what to do!

Palash Bauri 👻 — Tue, 19 Nov 2019 16:47:05 +0000

I have a keybase account and Steller Foundation has started distributing some Steller Lumens among users every month. At first, I was excited, I thought I was gonna buy some cloud tools with that money 😊 but unfortunately according to India's (I live in India) laws, I can't withdraw that money to banks 😑

I literally have no idea what to do with those Lumens. As long as I am in india those are no use to me. 😅

I am really confused, what to do with those Lumens. 🤔

Any ideas or suggestions are highly requested 😊

Cover images of DEV Posts Aren't Visible!? 🤔

Palash Bauri 👻 — Wed, 13 Nov 2019 07:21:09 +0000

Few minutes ago I posted a #Showdev post, but I was kinda shocked when the cover image of that post was not visible, when I checked other posts on DEV, My post was not only effected , no cover image was Visible!

Palash Bauri 👻

@bauripalash

@ThePracticalDev @bendhalpern Cover Images of Posts aren't visible at DEV.to 🤔🤔

07:07 AM - 13 Nov 2019

I checked again , the original image URL was working fine. Problem seems to be with Cloudinary!

UPDATE #1 : Seems like cover image is visible on Desktop but not on Mobile.

Please Let me know if I'm the only one seeing this issue? Can you see this post's Cover?

Lwing : Send Stylish Messages on Whatsapp, Messenger and More

Palash Bauri 👻 — Wed, 13 Nov 2019 07:03:48 +0000

Let's Make It Quick! 🚀

🔥 What is Lwing?

lwing (Pronounced as "el-wing") is basically a unicode text styler. It takes your simple english input and converts it to some mathematical unicode charecters to make them look stylish and different.

🤔 Why The Name "Lwing"?

I don't know, at first I named it lacewing but mistakenly in website title I named it lwing . Now it's named as Lwing!

📱 Where Can I use Lwing generated text?

You can use lwing generated text mostly everywhere including Whatsapp , Facebook , Messenger, SMS and even at printing!

🌐 I want to use it Now!

Just head over to https://lwing.ml 😊

💻 What Tech Stack does Lwing use?

Svelte
HTML
CSS
JS / NodeJs
Netlify

🔥 🤔 How fast is Lwing?

😎 Fast Like Sonic Boom‼️

Here's Lighthouse Report :

😊 Want to Contribute?

Here's GitHub Repository:

bauripalash / lwing

Spice Up Your Winter Messages With Lwing 😎😻📱

🔥 What is Lwing?

lwing (Pronounced as "el-wing") is basically a unicode text styler. It takes your simple english input and converts it to some mathematical unicode charecters to make them look stylish and different.

🔥 Where can I use lwing generated text?

You can use lwing generated text mostly everywhere including Whatsapp , Facebook , Messenger, SMS and even at printing!

🤔 How to Use Lwing?

User Manual can be found on 📓 Wiki

🔥 What Stack does lwing use?

Svelte
HTML
CSS
JS / NodeJs
Netlify

🔥 You want to contribute?

Fork & Clone.
Install node modules with yarn install or npm install.
Fire up your favourite code editor or IDE and make changes.
Commit your changes and open a pull request.

Buy Me A Coffee!

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Feel free to Fork, Make Improvements and Send Pull Requests 😊😊

You can also Upvote Lwing on Product Hunt at https://www.producthunt.com/posts/lwing here

If you want to support my work , you can donate via Paypal at https://paypal.me/bauripalash or via Paytm (If Indian citizen) at https://p-y.tm/9V-oX9y 😊😻!!

Thank You ❤️

Is it safe to use Google APIs from Client-Side Javascript 🤔

Palash Bauri 👻 — Mon, 04 Nov 2019 15:31:07 +0000

Today I was experimenting with APIs , and landed on https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/quickstart/js while learning about Google Drive API. After reading the code example on that page , I was concerned about exposing my API Key and Client ID to public.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <title>Drive API Quickstart</title>
    <meta charset="utf-8" />
  </head>
  <body>
    <p>Drive API Quickstart</p>

    <!--Add buttons to initiate auth sequence and sign out-->
    <button id="authorize_button" style="display: none;">Authorize</button>
    <button id="signout_button" style="display: none;">Sign Out</button>

    <pre id="content" style="white-space: pre-wrap;"></pre>

    <script type="text/javascript">
      // Client ID and API key from the Developer Console
      var CLIENT_ID = '<YOUR_CLIENT_ID>';
      var API_KEY = '<YOUR_API_KEY>';

      // Array of API discovery doc URLs for APIs used by the quickstart
      var DISCOVERY_DOCS = ["https://www.googleapis.com/discovery/v1/apis/drive/v3/rest"];

      // Authorization scopes required by the API; multiple scopes can be
      // included, separated by spaces.
      var SCOPES = 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.metadata.readonly';

      var authorizeButton = document.getElementById('authorize_button');
      var signoutButton = document.getElementById('signout_button');

      /**
       *  On load, called to load the auth2 library and API client library.
       */
      function handleClientLoad() {
        gapi.load('client:auth2', initClient);
      }

      /**
       *  Initializes the API client library and sets up sign-in state
       *  listeners.
       */
      function initClient() {
        gapi.client.init({
          apiKey: API_KEY,
          clientId: CLIENT_ID,
          discoveryDocs: DISCOVERY_DOCS,
          scope: SCOPES
        }).then(function () {
          // Listen for sign-in state changes.
............. ✂️ ...........

So, Is it really safe to use code like this in public facing production webapps? 🤔🤔

Hacktoberfest Done 💥 but Not Done 🚀

Palash Bauri 👻 — Tue, 01 Oct 2019 12:33:27 +0000

PollarBoy - Minimal link based polling app made for fun!

Palash Bauri 👻 — Mon, 09 Sep 2019 14:53:09 +0000

Last Week, One of my friend created a Poll to see which game our friend circle likes most, PUBG or FreeFire. He used one of the free poll maker from internet. When I clicked the link he shared, It was bloated with ads, I literally took me a whole minute to figure out where to cast Vote 😕 .

That's when I decided, I'll build my own Poll Maker! (Yet Another Way To Prove My Coolness 😎 To Show My Friend Circle 😅)

And So Here's the result :

🌟 PollarBoy! 🌟

Here's a sample poll on , If You Want To Live On Mars or not?

🔮 Features :

Minimal
No Bloating
Ad Free
No Limit on Responses
Ofcourse Free

📐 Tools Used :

NodeJS
Express
Lowdb

📋 TODO :

[] Checkbox for Multiple Votie From Same User!
[] Themes

📜 Source :

GitHub :

bauripalash / pollarboy

PollarBoy is a simple and minimal link based polling webapp made for fun!

PollarBoy 📬

PollarBoy is a simple and minimal link based polling webapp made for fun!

Stack :

HTML
CSS
Javascript
NodeJs
Express
Lowdb

Host Your Own PollarBoy

Remix on Glitch & Get Your Own PollarBoy!

Feel Free to Find Bugs and Submit Fixes! ❤️

Made by Palash Bauri 👻

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Glitch :

Feel Free To Find Bugs and/or Fix Them! ♥️

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Explain This Unsigned Int Meme Like I'm Five

Palash Bauri 👻 — Tue, 03 Sep 2019 15:05:39 +0000

Please Explain This meme?

Where's the extra -1 coming from?

Penme - OpenSource Note App Focused on Privacy!

Palash Bauri 👻 — Sat, 27 Jul 2019 14:03:41 +0000

👻 Story of Penme :

One day after reaching my class I recalled, "I forgot my notebook", ofcourse i had a mobile but unfourtunately without a note taking app and When i tried downloading one, the internet became so slow that it was taking so long to download! I was like damn, I'll go home today and build my own lightweight note taking app!

👻 What is Penme :

Penme is a lightweight open source note taking app focused on privacy! All your data is stored in your device, none of your data never leaves your device (unless the user does something silly 😉)

👻 Lighthouse Score:

👻 Features :

You Can Take notes (wink)
You can share those notes with your friends by just sharing a link
You can save notes and edit them later
It's fast
It's a PWA

👻 Help Me Improve :

bauripalash / penme

Penme is a lightweight open source note taking app focused on privacy!

👻 Open PENME.ML

👻 What is Penme :

Penme is a lightweight open source note taking app focused on privacy! All your data is stored in your device, none of your data never leaves your device (unless the user does something silly 😉 )

👻 Story of Penme :

👻 Features :

You Can Take notes (😉)
You can share those notes with your friends by just sharing a link
You can save notes and edit them later
It's fast
It's a PWA

👻 Wanna Help Improve It?

Steps:

Fork This…

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I Designed a Language Which Let's You Program in Cats' Language

🎉 Say Hello to MewMew

CONCLUSION & FUTURE WORK

GITHUB & DOCUMENTATION

bauripalash / mewmew

/ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\ MewMew Programming Language - Program in Cats' Language

MewMew is dead. Checkout Mewl, program in cats' language

/ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\ MewMew 🐱 is an Esoteric Just for Fun programming language. You can program in cats' language with MewMew. Have Fun!

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😸 Integers

😸 Operators

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I have some Steller Lumans and have no idea how to and what to do!

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Lwing : Send Stylish Messages on Whatsapp, Messenger and More

🔥 What is Lwing?

🤔 Why The Name "Lwing"?

📱 Where Can I use Lwing generated text?

🌐 I want to use it Now!

Just head over to https://lwing.ml 😊

💻 What Tech Stack does Lwing use?

🔥 🤔 How fast is Lwing?

😎 Fast Like Sonic Boom‼️

😊 Want to Contribute?

bauripalash / lwing

Spice Up Your Winter Messages With Lwing 😎😻📱

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🔥 Where can I use lwing generated text?

🤔 How to Use Lwing?

🔥 What Stack does lwing use?

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So, Is it really safe to use code like this in public facing production webapps? 🤔🤔

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PollarBoy - Minimal link based polling app made for fun!

🌟 PollarBoy! 🌟

🔮 Features :

📐 Tools Used :

📋 TODO :

📜 Source :

GitHub :

bauripalash / pollarboy

PollarBoy is a simple and minimal link based polling webapp made for fun!

PollarBoy 📬

PollarBoy is a simple and minimal link based polling webapp made for fun!

Stack :

Host Your Own PollarBoy

Feel Free to Find Bugs and Submit Fixes! ❤️

Glitch :

Feel Free To Find Bugs and/or Fix Them! ♥️

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Penme - OpenSource Note App Focused on Privacy!

👻 Story of Penme :

👻 What is Penme :

👻 Lighthouse Score:

👻 Features :

👻 Help Me Improve :

bauripalash / penme

Penme is a lightweight open source note taking app focused on privacy!

👻 Open PENME.ML

👻 What is Penme :

👻 Story of Penme :

👻 Features :

👻 Wanna Help Improve It?

Steps:

👻 Upvote on ProductHunt

/ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\ MewMew 🐱 is an Esoteric `Just for Fun` programming language. You can program in cats' language with MewMew. Have Fun!