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its-salah-time.vercel.app
Good job 👏🏻
I made a small project with the new stack for me: Vue (without build)
-- keyboard voicer for my 2 y.o. son. So he can:
1) press manual keyboard buttons
2) see popup key on screen
3) listen to key name
I did it with English + Russian + Arabic.
apayrus.github.io/keyboard-trainer...
I plan to do video lessons how to do such an app. It covers topics:
That is sooo cool 😍 I hope your son can benefit a lot from it! (Might have to show it to my nephew)
Thats a cool idea! My daughter always takes over my computer as well. She drives the IDEs syntax checker insane and makes me very grateful for having git 😅
I am loving that!! 😍😆
Good projevt
Ooo, I see languages 😍
I've just finished publishing my Web Lock chrome extension. It's a browser extension to protect websites with a password. Just like we protect apps on mobile using app lock.
It has just reached 100 users, so I'm planning to do some upgrades to make it more useful.
Oh that’s a pretty cool idea. Could be helpful for parents as well
Amazing! I believe this is vital for parents. I don't have kids 😅 but I imagine the situation as kids are surfing the internet at a very young age these days.
Thanks. Every little word is huge chunk of inspiration 🥰
I am working on robostreamer.com which hopefully might be a good marketing tool for #indiegame developers, soon :)
magnayachts.com
Client work, built with React/Next and Sanity as the content backend. The front-end is all Tailwind and Headless UI.
Two projects: one personal and one for work. The personal project is to re-tag all of my blog posts (I have about 700+). That's moving slowly but I'm ready to pull the trigger.
The other project was related to the DEV feed:
Diving into Dev's Relevancy Feed Builder
Jeremy Friesen for The DEV Team ・ Apr 23 ・ 6 min read
That sounds pretty cool! And the tagging your posts process must be a tiring one 😅
I may have a write-up on this in the works, but the gist is:
The complicating factor is that I'm also positioning to move my canonical tag map from a Hugo yaml file into my Org Roam PKM.
What this will mean is that my tags will compress from 370 tags to about 60. And from there I'll begin to add more compost / fuel to my I may have a write-up on this in the works, but the gist is:
The complicating factor is that I'm also positioning to move my canonical tag map from a Hugo yaml file into my Org Roam PKM.
That sounds really impressive work! Good luck with it 😊
I'm currently working on offline-docs a repo with collection of scripts to build offline documentation for tools like react, tailwind and many other open source projects.
It currently has 19 scripts but I'm aiming to reach a milestone of 50 by this week. Then I'll work on some ideas which lets everyone build the docs themselves just by forking the repo 🤗
Pretty cool good job! 👏🏻
I'm working on a Chrome extension named Index Notch, which annotates scroll positions within web pages like bookmarks. I think its an urgent need when reading long frustrating articles ;) Still polishing it.
Screenshots & Source Code: github.com/imchell/index-notch
chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/...
Interesting! Have you considered to annotate lines of text instead of the scroll positions?
Thanks for your feedback! I'll add this in a future update.
A self-hosted analytics platform that I called Faenz and is open source 😄
github.com/a-chris/faenz
Written with Ruby on Rails, I started working on it because Plausible is too heavy for my VPS and I needed something that could work with SQLite or MySQL and that can be hosted on Heroku or similar services, so I created it!
Looks cool!
My latest project is a E-commerce platfrome using Laravel which I'm quite familiar with as a backend framework and react js which I am still learning as a frontend framework
Hope it turns out well!
I released pkgroll — a zero-config package bundler:
github.com/privatenumber/pkgroll
With a friend we are currently working on Tereus, a project aiming to automatically convert C code into Go. We will maybe work to handle COBOL to Go too.
Personally I have been working on sshs and nyaa-cli :)
Pomodoro timer - ispandey81.github.io/Pomodoro-JS/
I'm close to releasing the final version of a daily puzzle game (not word based) over at: madgameslab.com/ps It's inspired by Wordle but the puzzle itself is based on cards and poker hands. The folks I've had try it so far seemed to really enjoy it.
I built it with a tiny bit of Node.js + Docker to give me a deployable server and Lit based Web Components and Redux Toolkit for the front-end. I'm really pleased with how everything worked out and how much better Storybook has gotten at helping you develop Web Components :)
Working on Solaris, a community for sharing projects made with modified versions of scratch. Mostly doing stuff for setting up CI, but I'll eventually be adding basic API functions for the backend and making a simple landing for the home page.