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- I made an app to explain git commands by typing out the command (What the Git)
- I made a city in CSS(a little react) to discover your Spotify listening trends and data
- I turned a summer photo look like winter using HTML canvas and vanilla JavaScript [code available]
- Peppermint - Full Stack React App with demo
- Mooz: my own take on WebRTC Based video conferencing solution using React/Recoil, Fluent UI and socketIO.
- I made a site to help gamers find clans and communities, with forms and Discord integration, called Gather ��
- We made an open source Heroku alternative that runs in your own cloud provider. It makes AWS/GCP as easy to use as Heroku, and it's cheaper and more scalable than Heroku
- My site's meta preview contains og:videos that show a preview of the page you are linking to.
- I made my own Reddit viewer using only vanilla JS and it looks awesome on mobile devices (according to my grandma)
- New major release of bit – a modern git CLI (1.0.1) with automatic pulls, branches sorted by most recent, Google-like autocomplete & much more
- My mental health was going from bad to worse, I fought against it and ended up making an app from that experience!
- I made a simple QR code scanner progressive web application as a side project, written in React and TypeScript. Any feedback is appreciated!
- 7 Tricks For Working With JavaScript Objects
- PokeStats: My take on the popular PokeApi!
- I built a site to scrape r/wallstreetbets and count stock mentions so I can get into the hype early, built entirely with javascript [Details in Comments]
- A browser based music maker I have been building for the past years and recently introduced support for hardware MIDI controllers. The whole thing is also open source.
- I created Echo, a web-based workspace that allows you to instantly create, share and collaborate on code.
- Starbucks ☕️ build using React JS, Framer Motion, REDUX featuring 7 hours and 45 mins of �� packed value along with the GitHub repo
- Authentication for Enterprise API
- Reposting a project I made last year: A configurable plugin for receiving crypto. Given the huge recent interest in cryptocurrency I thought those who didn't see it the first time might find it useful / interesting
- [Showoff Saturday] With just two days to build this site for a Hockey nonprofit to be ready for a tv interview on Monday morning last week, finished Monday at 4 am. Pretty happy with the results! Check it out and support the cause of you’d like.
- Dogecoin enthusiasts
- Which is more efficient, calculation in SQL to get less results, or more results and processing in PHP?
- I have made a Search Engine using Vuejs, Flask, Elasticsearch and Scrapy Frameworks
| I made an app to explain git commands by typing out the command (What the Git) Posted: 20 Feb 2021 08:37 AM PST
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| I made a city in CSS(a little react) to discover your Spotify listening trends and data Posted: 20 Feb 2021 08:21 AM PST
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| I turned a summer photo look like winter using HTML canvas and vanilla JavaScript [code available] Posted: 20 Feb 2021 02:38 AM PST
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| Peppermint - Full Stack React App with demo Posted: 20 Feb 2021 08:45 AM PST Hello everyone! I'd just like to announce the alpha version of my ticket management solution called peppermint. It's a self hostable web app with plans to have native windows and mobile apps in the future. This is my first ever app thats managed to stay longer than a week, I started developing this around late november last year and decided it was now ready to be shown to the public. This is early on and was made by myself so it isn't anywhere near complete yet. I started last november during the second uk lockdown. Roadmap I have a trello board with a roadmap available here - https://trello.com/b/tOMsptar/peppermint There is a demo available - https://demo.pmint.dev/
I do suggest running your own demo which can be done with the following link. Tech Stack
Features - Clean modern UI - To-do lists - Newsletters / announcements for teams - Notes creation & time logging - Ticket creation with links to clients - Admin dash board You can see more info here - https://github.com/Peppermint-Lab/Peppermint If you run into any issues please open a discord issue with any feature requests or bugs that you may face Current known bugs - New ticket modal takes two clicks to launch on initial load. [link] [comments] | ||
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| Posted: 20 Feb 2021 01:26 PM PST Hey r/webdev 👋 This is a re-post, since the original post was taken down by the mods because it wasn't Saturday. Hope it's okay to share this again today 😅 TL; DR - Porter is an open source Heroku alternative that runs in your own cloud, powered by Kubernetes. Here's the repository. Platform as a Service (PaaS's) like Heroku are great and affordable until your app grows out of it and you start paying 20x the amount of money you would pay to AWS/GCP for the same underlying computing resources. Porter is an alternative to Heroku that runs in your own cloud provider. It essentially turns AWS/GCP/DO into a platform like Heroku, so that you can have the Heroku-level ease of use at just the cost of bare infra. It's free and open source, so you directly pay your cloud provider for hosting without paying the expensive middleman cost like you do on a hosted PaaS. It runs on top of Kubernetes so you can fully configure the underlying infra as your applications scale, but you don't need to know anything about Kubernetes to get started. You can give it a go by following the README on the repository. The project is still in early stage, but we are moving fast so please watch/star 🌟the repo and join our discord community if you want to keep updated on our progress! [link] [comments] | ||
| My site's meta preview contains og:videos that show a preview of the page you are linking to. Posted: 20 Feb 2021 10:49 AM PST
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| Posted: 20 Feb 2021 11:40 AM PST So basically last year I was feeling a bit low. I really didn't know how to become better since I had never faced this before. So I just started noting what activities I did and whom I did it with in a google doc. Slowly I also started rating how I felt about the interaction. Soon I started to notice a pattern that I felt better when I hung out with some people and when I did certain activities. This way I was able to feel much better than before and I gained confidence that I can control my own mental health. I even built an app for this so that other people can do the same . The app is called Happyer which was made based on the above experience and provides insights into impact of a given activity or friend. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.happyer4life for android https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/happyer/id1537711110 for iOS. [link] [comments] | ||
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| 7 Tricks For Working With JavaScript Objects Posted: 20 Feb 2021 02:06 PM PST
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| PokeStats: My take on the popular PokeApi! Posted: 20 Feb 2021 05:06 AM PST
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| Authentication for Enterprise API Posted: 20 Feb 2021 11:03 AM PST TLDR; How do you authenticate users without a login form (e.g for server to server api consumption)? The problem:I'm stuck on designing auth for my API, it would be brilliant if anyone more experienced than me could help me with this question... I'm designing an API for my business that needs to serve only a small number of clients. Essentially the business has access to the clients' data and runs analysis of the data. The API needs to be able to return the results of these analyses. Where I'm stuck is on authentication. Let's say I want to define a single route, GET /analysis, which returns basic JSON. For the sake of example let's say it just returns {"analysis": 1}, where the integer is different for each of the business clients (let's say one of those clients is called X). Let's say X wants to consume this API through a web server, without a client interface. How would they be able to authenticate themselves? From what I can tell, the best way to do this is with an API key, where X passes the key with their requests. (The same issue arises if X wants to make their own frontend and consume the data with an AJAX request. Again, the only way I can see to handle this is with an API key.) However, from what I've read online, API keys are apparently insecure (because the key could be lost, used by a malicious party etc.). Another potential idea could be to have some sort of OAuth2 flow, so for example, if it's just server to server, X could write an application that initially provides a username and password to my server, which in turn sends back an authorization token which gets sent with every future request. Of if they wanted to write a frontend, it could redirect to a login form that I provide if they don't have a token... Does this sound like I'm on the right sort of track? I have fewer than 100 clients, so I don't need for this process to be particularly sophisticated, but it does need to be secure. As I said at the start, I'd really appreciate any advice anyone can provide. Many thanks in advance and cheers for reading such a long post. [link] [comments] | ||
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| Posted: 20 Feb 2021 03:19 PM PST Bought astrodoge.com today. I'm looking for dogecoin enthusiasts who would be interested in collaborating to develop a Doge centric e-commerce platform. This is a community based project that all are welcome to participate in regardless of experience. Created the sub r/astrodoge to organize our efforts. Let's take the shibe to the moon🚀 [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 20 Feb 2021 03:13 PM PST I have a query that checks to see if reminders should be sent. Users can setup reminders 10 minutes, 1 hour or 24 hours ahead of an event. I am trying to figure out whether it is more efficient to get all of the possible reminders in MySQL and then filter out the relevant ones in PHP afterwards, or to use My concern is that having a Any thoughts as to which way is better? Thanks! [link] [comments] | ||
| I have made a Search Engine using Vuejs, Flask, Elasticsearch and Scrapy Frameworks Posted: 20 Feb 2021 02:58 PM PST
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