That being said, working in the CLI with a GUI does not work very well.
Having the option to search for strings logged in some pages ago is really handy.
I am a 36 y/o engineer from Tel Aviv, in between jobs.I am looking for advice, as I really am torn between 4 options.For more than a decade I did mostly front end and some back end.I've launched a few products (all have failed) and co-founded a startup, long ago.I'm a UI-centric, product enthusiast, who's next big thing he'd like to explore is Deep Learning, specifically image processing.The...
I'm working on an app that lists odds from the following crypto sites:
1xBit
Betcoin
Betcris
Betonline
Bodova
Bookmaker
Cloudbet
FortuneJack
Intertops
Nitrogen Sports
Sportsbet
Stake
Thunderpick
The app works by scraping data directly via the users' computers and sharing it with other users (sort of like how BitTorrent, everyone fetches a small piece, together they make up a whole picture).
The app will be free and possibly open-sourced.
The app will be available soon (about 3-4 weeks), screenshots and early beta signup links are here: https://project-ze.ro/
Again, sorry if this isn't kosher.
I submitted a feature request to VSCode for something pretty new that was recently added to Google Chrome (see https://blog.google/products/chrome/manage-tabs-with-google-chrome/)The request it for a Grouped Tabs mechanism, similar to what Chrome introduced. It lets you create a "group" of adjacent tabs, where groups can have a name and color, displayed next to it.If you like it and would like...
Apple so far has shown no mercy when it came to small companies, or even with big ones (see Adobe's Flash, RIP).With HEY, Apple is again, picking on a small company, but probably the biggest one so far. Basecamp isn't Adobe.Apple is also probably facing an upcoming EU investigation.So far Apple had no reason whatsoever to acknowledge indie developers' needs (in that context). But HEY is...
Delivering this in three weeks is very impressive.
Mind sharing how you made the walkthrough video?
I wanted to do something similar and yours really catches the eye.
I also open-sourced the project, you can play around with the code here: https://github.com/dutzi/the-gives
I ranted about YouTube search quota limits here, if you're interested: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23360328
About a month ago I was working on The Gives (https://the.gives), a web app that lets you watch YouTube videos with others while video chatting with them.The app was pretty simple, search for YouTube video through it (I was using YouTube's search API) select one of them and get a magic link, share that link with a friend and you'll both watch that video (in sync) while video chatting with one...
If it keeps getting bigger I'll try other database solutions (MongoDB, DynamoDb, ...)
It opens a new tab with a list of open tabs and a (focused) search field you can use to filter that list. Really useful when you have a ton of open tabs and looking for one in particular.
For me, writing animations declaratively is just painful.So I made a tiny animation orchestrating library for React and React Router and wrote the following post about it and a bit about why thee declarative approach to animations is such a nightmare for me.https://dutzi.party/animating-route-transitions-using-react-router/The relevant bit:> I don’t like writing complex animations in a...