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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:
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 😅
Ooo, I see languages 😍
Good projevt
I am loving that!! 😍😆
That is sooo cool 😍 I hope your son can benefit a lot from it! (Might have to show it to my nephew)
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'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.
I made a simple landing page for my company with NextJS and TailwindCSS. It's a fun project for me, and the company accepted it as the primary landing page as well. First I gathered the ideas, then I designed the pages on Figma. After that, coding was the fun part. I did some animation on the page and learnt how to use the intersection observer API to limit the number of animated elements. All those works costed me a few weeks in my free time, and I think I'm happy with the result.
The sale team is filling/updating the content for it, but you can check it out here.
just.engineer
Btw, we are a small company that love to build beautiful website and mobile apps. If you are wandering out there to find people to help you with your project, we might be the suitable candidate :D
The website looks great. The repeating quote from only one customer is too much for me. Maybe you could show just the singe quote?
Thanks for your feedback! The quotes and similar things on the website currently is mocked only, our marketing team are working on the content and it will be released shortly :D
Looks pretty cool!
Thank you, glad you like it ❤
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 :)
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 published a new release (version 1.5) of Photo Location Map, which is an Electron app to show where photos were taken on a map.
I also published Photo Data Viewer, which is a web app to find Exif data from a photo. This is built using Next.js.
Both of them are personal projects whose code is hosted on GitHub.
Sounds cool!
A personal site for a concept artist...
It's been interesting figuring out how to handle this many images.
Then there's
myour language (spoken) reference bookthelanguagehub.netlify.app
Got a contributor who optimised some of the code... Searching for more
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.
Currently working on a notebook app that is inspired by notion but for more personal use, paperclip. Purely made in html, js and css from scratch, uses firebase for oauth and storing data in the cloud. Still a heavy work in progress, almost close to finishing the base feature set, 85% finished. I wanted to keep it closed source but at last decided to open source it, github
Good idea open sourcing it!
Right now, In working on a mobile self learning app developed with Flutter for a client. The app itself is similar to Duolingo or Quantic. For the backend, I use Firebase with Angular. It's been a long project (it's a startup, basically) and I'm the only developer for now.
I hope it works out!
hi, I made a simple social media project.
you can just try it :D
GITHUB: github.com/jacksonkasi0/linkedin-c...
WEBSITE: linkedin-clone-firebase.vercel.app
Looks cool!
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!
its-salah-time.vercel.app
Good job 👏🏻
I've finished the third version of my YouTube clone with Nextjs (you know the saying: first make it work and then make it better)
The funny thing is I've been struggling with the subscriptions feature (access tokens and what's not) but I don't think my app can pass Google verification, So the feature can't be used 😂
Would love some code reviews!
Broprint sounds cool
Been working on a twitter clone, it’s been taking me a lot longer than I anticipated, but it’s been a fun project.
That’s nice what’s the tech stack you’re using?
I am using the MERN stack
I made a little console project to help me adjust the time of subtitle files (.srt) whose captions don't follow what's being said in the video. I'm still considering ways to further improve it. But it has saved me the trouble of looking for another subtitle file most of the times. I also made another mini console project to help me batch-rename file extensions in a folder(including sub folders). I did both these projects out of laziness to manually do what they partly automate, lol.
Here are links:
github.com/A-N-R-I/SRTFileEditor
github.com/A-N-R-I/RenameMultipleF...
Sounds cool I've definitely ran into issues with subtitle timing before
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 😅
A super basic Twitter Clone App github.com/andrewbaisden/complete-....
I'm in the middle of making a Vue 3-based boilerplate for Shopify Storefronts, all that's needed is to plug in access token and store endpoint.
github.com/joshwcorbett/vue-open-s...
Cool! You should try making one for Medusa 😉
recently help build a defi bridge between Rally and Solana github.com/BridgeBuddies/Slide
Build a WebSocket command line client utility for testing WebSocket server for work.
ws-client: github.com/memoryInject/ws-client
My open source portfolio josemukorivo.com
Im working on an app that lists the best resources to learn programming such as videos, blogs, plateforms and paid courses
And im nearly done with the mvp
Pomodoro timer - ispandey81.github.io/Pomodoro-JS/
I released pkgroll — a zero-config package bundler:
github.com/privatenumber/pkgroll
I am working on robostreamer.com which hopefully might be a good marketing tool for #indiegame developers, soon :)
That sounds really impressive work! Good luck with it 😊
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'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 :)
I wrote a character-themed favicon picker tool for easy copy/paste into webpages using emojis. Also it's multiligual, mobile browser friendly and keyboard accessible.
emojicons.glitch.me
Zero frameworks, just raw CSS and javascript.
I made a wesbite which allows you to search all your Spotify saved playlists contain a given song or artist. Hosted here
spotify-playlist-search-tool.verce...
I build a social app that help you find friends based on music you like on spotify merrve.con