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Show your best open source project on GitHub and describe it in a few words. What is/are your favorite part(s)?
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🕶️ Stuffs about Web Monetization. Packages, articles, documentation links and others tools.
Awesome Web Monetization 
Awesome stuffs about Web Monetization. Learn more, check modules and others tools.
Web Monetization is a web service that allows you to send money directly in your browser This is a JavaScript browser API that allows the creation of a payment stream from the user agent to the website
Contents
About Web Monetization
- Webmonetization.org
- Documentation
- How Web Monetization work for paying payments
- How Web Monetization work for receiving payments
- Specifications
- ILP Forum (read only)
- Grant For The Web
How to start monetize my website
If you would like to monetize your content, you must have a Wallet and Provider account. See below the platforms that allow you to use them.
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Oldest comments (113)
For empowering community 🌱
What's that? 😉
💚💚💚
You had me at hello
A clean and modern Jekyll theme based on Bulma
A Jekyll theme that works with GitHub pages using the Bulma frontend framework.
Command-line http client. Is like the mix of curl and postman that nobody asked for.
tinytinain its core is an http client that read data from a json schema.My favorite I think is the
convert-tocommand, converting a request from a json format to acurlcommand has proven to be very helpful. I can share my requests in the form ofcurlcommands, so others don't have to download this tool.Simple & lightweight framework built with raw PHP without using any external packages
This one! github.com/Noovolari/leapp/
My favorite part is that we are splitting the logic in another repository in Go. After that, we can integrate the engine in any way we want.
⚡very small and fast xml-parser in pure javascript⚡
a small extreamly fast xml parser,with streaming.
but please use json.
Repository for 8086 emulator web implementation
A frontend only emulator for intel 8086 chip. Uses web assembly to emulate the microprocessor, so after loading pages, no requests are made.
My favourite part is it uses same core emulator as it's commandline version, just with a thin wrapper for web.
Hosted at yjdoc2.github.io/8086-emulator-web/ for free as it's frontend only :)
Liked and starred ⭐️ I first learned programming on a 8086 board.
These power outage and memory allocation were fun 😉
Hey thanks for the ⭐ and like 😄
I hope you found the project interesting :)
I know it cannot compete with actually programming on an 8086 board, but we have tried to make it as close as we can ;)
Latest is this one.
Standalone desktop application for Chinese quizzing, with levels, TTS, dictionary and sentence (with Jieba) support.
I'll risk coming across as trying too hard to be smart, but my favourite project is an empty lua project, because it's empty. It has no bugs, no complexity, no abstractions. It claims to solve no problems, an thus can't fail at any of its claims. It has 0 lines of code, aka. 0 potential bugs. It is guaranteed to have the least amount of code possible to fulfil its purpose. It's zen.
For a slightly less "clever" answer, I'd go with Skooma (and its translation into javascript); because it fixes a problem I often find with less code than any solution I've seen on the internet so far.
The functional way of generating HTML in Lua
Skooma
A library to generate HTML pages in Lua using functional tools. This project is meant to be complementary to MoonXML with a stronger focus on performance and hackability and less on easy and quick template writing.
Why?
Because HTML sucks and most existing templating systems end up being glorified string interpolation.
Additionally, templates usually produce text output, which is very uncomfortable to modify, as that requires either parsing it back into a data structure or doing string replacement, which can easily break if the generated HTML changes or is simply dynamic in general.
How?
Skooma is dead simple: every function returns a tree. No side effects.
After you're done applying whatever transformations to the ast, another function serializes it into HTML, which you can then use however you want.
When should I use this?
When you feel like your project has outgrown a simplistic approach on templating, for either…
You can read and understand the whole codebase in a matter of minutes and looking at the code would probably be quicker than reading a documentation.
Latest one is
Bot that converts Voice messages into text
It's a Telegram bot that converts voice messages to text.
Tried different approaches to make it as cheap as possible. (with limitations tho)
now it's 10k+ installs. 0 to 100% developed deployed and automated
Oh cool ! I like bots 🔥
yea. me too :)