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Lucas Lima do Nascimento
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Codeswap - Submission for Appwrite's + DEV Hackathon

Overview of Our Submission

codeswap

Check it live here

A place for you to share code easily with others via the internet, using a title and a short description.
We were inspired by Github Gists and Carbon which are amazingly cool, so, we created our own version with our identity, putting emphasis on the speed of sharing code.

Submission Category:

Web2 Wizards

Link to Code

Front-End:

codeswap

Check it live here

A place for you to share code easily with others via the internet, using a title and a short description.

Screenshots

Screenshots

first page second page third page

Technologies Used:

Front-End

This project was made with Svelte and TailwindCSS, you can also do something similar using:

Creating a TailwindCSS + Svelte project:

yarn create vite

npx svelte-add@latest tailwindcss

Created with love for the DEV + Appwrite hackathon






Back-End:

Cloud Functions for CodeSwap project

The frontend can be seen here And the site can be acessed at http://codeswap.tk/




Additional Resources / Info

Authors

@llxd
@marcosnbj


Technologies Used:

Front-End

This project was made with Svelte and TailwindCSS, you can also do something similar using:

Creating a TailwindCSS + Svelte project:

yarn create vite

npx svelte-add@latest tailwindcss


Back-End


Screenshots

Home page
Example code page


Special thanks to my amazing friend @marcosnbj, which made this project possible.


Created with love for the DEV + Appwrite hackathon


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Marcos Nery

A quick heads up!
Our link is actually codeswap.tk (without HTTPS unfortunately)
:)

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