DEV Community: Ralph Rosael

Dev Daily Dashboard — A Simple Developer Productivity Dashboard

Ralph Rosael — Tue, 17 Mar 2026 00:32:15 +0000

Dev Daily Dashboard is a developer-focused productivity dashboard to track daily coding activity in one place.

🔗 Live: https://devdaily-dashboard.vercel.app/

What it shows

GitHub activity (commits, contributions)
WakaTime coding stats
Pomodoro timer
LeetCode progress (mock data)
Tasks and notes
Productivity XP system

Everything runs directly in the browser, with data stored locally for persistence across sessions.

Designed as a lightweight, all-in-one dashboard to quickly check progress, maintain consistency, and stay focused on daily development work.

RepoTree: Generate ASCII Tree from GitHub Repositories

Ralph Rosael — Wed, 13 Nov 2024 15:04:45 +0000

Hey folks! 🎉

I’ve built a simple web app called RepoTree, which takes any GitHub repository URL and converts its structure into a clean ASCII tree format. This tool is perfect for documentation purposes or when you want to easily share the structure of a repository.

With RepoTree, you can quickly visualize your GitHub repository hierarchy and export it to a text format to include in your docs. It’s a small utility that can save you time and effort while documenting your projects!

Check it out on GitHub!

This project was inspired by Nathan Friend's Tree Online and ASCII Tree Generator.

Revamped UI for NFT Artworks

Ralph Rosael — Tue, 15 Oct 2024 01:57:57 +0000

Hey folks, I revamped the UI of NFT Artworks! Check out the new design here.

Screenshots:

Creating NFT Artworks with Pinata

Ralph Rosael — Sat, 12 Oct 2024 14:26:04 +0000

NFT Artworks

A web application that allows users to upload and display their NFT artworks. It utilizes Pinata for IPFS storage, enabling secure and decentralized hosting of NFT artworks. This project is a submission for the Pinata Challenge.

What I Built

The application allows users to upload multiple images, which are then stored on IPFS using Pinata. Users can view their uploaded images in a gallery format and enjoy features such as drag-and-drop uploads, toast notifications for feedback, and a responsive design.

Demo

You can access the live application here.

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My Code

The source code for this project can be found in the GitHub repository: NFT-Artworks.

More Details

In this project, I used Pinata to pin uploaded images to IPFS. Upon uploading an image, the application sends a request to the Pinata API with the selected file. The API responds with the IPFS hash of the uploaded image, allowing users to access their NFTs via a gateway URL.

Key Features Utilizing Pinata:

Image Upload to IPFS: Users can upload images, which are pinned to IPFS through the Pinata API.
Fetching Uploaded Files: The application retrieves previously uploaded images from Pinata using the provided API keys.

Creating NFT Artworks with Pinata

Ralph Rosael — Sat, 12 Oct 2024 14:26:04 +0000

NFT Artworks

What I Built

Demo

You can access the live application here.

Watch the video demo here.

Screenshot]

My Code

The source code for this project can be found in the GitHub repository: NFT-Artworks.

More Details

Key Features Utilizing Pinata:

Image Upload to IPFS: Users can upload images, which are pinned to IPFS through the Pinata API.
Fetching Uploaded Files: The application retrieves previously uploaded images from Pinata using the provided API keys.

My First Hacktoberfest Journey: A Remarkable Experience

Ralph Rosael — Wed, 18 Oct 2023 02:37:25 +0000

I'm thrilled to share that I've embarked on my very first Hacktoberfest journey, and it's been an incredible ride so far. Joining the open-source community and making my humble contributions during Hacktoberfest 2023 has been a truly rewarding experience. You can check out my GitHub profile- https://github.com/coder-ralph.

A Journey of Recognition 🎉

One of the most heartwarming moments during Hacktoberfest was the recognition of my efforts. While the digital badges serve as a symbol of accomplishment, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a Hacktoberfest 2023 Reward Kit. This tangible token of appreciation made me feel even more connected to the global open-source community.

Planting Trees for a Greener Future 🌳

Apart from the badges and the Reward Kit, I received a certificate from TreeNation. What's even more inspiring is that a tree will be planted in my name as a part of this initiative. Knowing that my contributions are not only benefiting the world of technology but also making a positive impact on the environment is an incredibly fulfilling feeling. It's a reminder that every small step we take can contribute to a greener, more sustainable future.

Shoutout to My Collaborators and the Hacktoberfest Team 🙌

None of this would have been possible without the support and collaboration of amazing individuals within the open-source community. I want to give a massive shoutout to all my collaborators who guided me, reviewed my pull requests, and shared their knowledge. It's the collective effort of the community that makes Hacktoberfest such a remarkable event.

I'd also like to express my gratitude to the Hacktoberfest team for organizing this event. Their dedication and hard work in bringing open-source enthusiasts together is truly commendable. Hacktoberfest serves as a platform for developers of all levels to come together, learn, and make a meaningful impact.

Let's Keep the Momentum Going 🚀🌍🌱

As my first Hacktoberfest journey draws to a close, I'm not only reflecting on the knowledge and skills I've gained but also the sense of fulfillment that comes from being part of a larger mission. Let's not limit our contributions to just one month; instead, let's keep coding, collaborating, and making a positive impact on the world.

Hacktoberfest has shown me the power of the open-source community, and I'm excited to continue my journey as a contributor, learn more, and inspire others to join this incredible world of coding and collaboration. Together, we can shape a better future, one pull request at a time. 🚀🌍🌱

Thank you, Hacktoberfest 2023, for this remarkable experience. Until next year! 🙌

Check out my GitHub Contributions: 4 PRs Submitted!

OSSPhilippines/freefolio:
PR #113: Link
PR #115: Link
rudra016/WebDev-OpenSource:
PR #210: Link
Astha369/CPP_Problems:
PR #12: Link
coder-ralph/fcc-antique-dev-profiles:
PR #1: Link

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