What are you currently working on? What's the most interesting part?

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[Nilan Saha]

I am working on a website for landing page inspiration called landings.dev
Its been going pretty well and I had 10,000 unique users last month. I am learning a lot around marketing so thats pretty cool.

[Hussam-22]

Nice webstie, keep it going 👍

[Aaron Reese]

Going all-in on learning a new stack and building a fantasy f1 game
T3 app with ...
tRPC
Typescript
Next.js
Prisma ORM
Postgress
Tailwind css

My usual stack is
Vue 3 (JS not TS)
Python serverless functions
MSSQL
Bootstrap or Vuetify (material design)

Most interesting part is probably using tRPC for shared typesafe models across front and backend

[Ben Halpern]

As for direct software work, I'm working on some continued enhancements to our spam detection for DEV and other Forems, it's fun work with lots of new technology to explore!

[Ole Petersen]

Cool! What are you using there?

[K]

I'm trying to build a decentalized encrypted image uploader.

The interesting part is making it available for people who don't have a crypto wallet.

Right now I'm trying to integrate the authentication service with the encryption service, but they have a bit different opinions on how things should be done :D

[Jacob Enders]

Rebuilding my original PHP / Vanilla javascript application (yapms.com) in SVELTE.

The most interesting part about it, is how much bad code I wrote 4 years ago as a newbie. And how simple & small the project actually is when using a modern framework.

[Raí B. Toffoletto]

Personally I'm working in an electron app to visualize / edit sqlite databases. It's interesting to learn more in-depth the innerworks of SQLite and how to better structure a event driven communication between main and renderer procesees. Been using React , MUI and the Monaco editor.

Hopefully will have an alpha soon. 😁

[Jon Randy 🎖️]

Being a team lead on part of a project that uses all my front end web skills, and:

• Doesn't run in a web browser
• Makes no HTTP requests other than loading local resources (doesn't even require an internet connection)
• Allows me to be super creative
• Throws up many totally new and interesting challenges
• Has made my development career fun again!

[Jean-Michel 🕵🏻‍♂️ Fayard]

I'm trying to get out of the writer block

[Leon Huang]

a Sass sofeware like jira, using Angular and RxJS to build it

[Usama Jamil]

Working on NODE JS and MONGO DB. Interesting part is, I don't know anything about these ahhahahhhahhaha