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Ask HN: How are you following tech blogs?
Hi,I am curious on how you are following tech blogs? I personally find it a bit tedious that some are on medium, some on substack and others have their dedicated site. Do you use a service to aggregate them?And while we are at it what blog is your favorite?
Weekend build: Free local first image conversion in the browser
Transactional Outbox: How to safely offload work into the background
Idempotent database inserts: Getting it right
Show HN: I build a Strava poster print site
Hi all!A year ago I build makemap.co with a friend. It is a Next.js page leveraging supabase and stripe in the background.I am keen to hear your feedback on the site, design, wording, or anything else. We are also thinking of expanding the product suite into a full heatmap or printing on mugs and shirts.
Guide: How to simply fill PDF forms programatically
yes, I started with something very niche and specific, but my plan is to extend this into composing / generating the PDF from scratch. What components would you need for your documents?
Unfortunately I cannot add it anymore
Show HN: Fill your PDF templates with an API call - doqs.dev
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I am mostly using pikepdf and the a lot of secret sauce added ;)
Is it working for you now?
Show HN: Automatically fill PDF templates per API
Show HN: Let's Play Sudoku
I was a bit sick lately and slightly bored of lying in the bed. I love to play Sudoku when I have some time to kill. So I thought would be a nice idea to familiarise with PWAs.So I short handedly created an installable Sudoku PWA. Try it! And let me know what you would miss.For now everything is stored in localstorge. But I intent to add a social sign in and then store the profiles / histories...
My current (financial sector) and my previous employer (energy industry) use such a solution and the existing solutions are very complicated and also way to expensive, IMHO.
Cheers, Dennis