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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.
That sounds pretty cool! And the tagging your posts process must be a tiring one 😅
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! 👏🏻
That sounds really impressive work! Good luck with it 😊
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!