labarilem
Testing out some ideas to automate data entry workflows from an italian powerlifting federation (FIPL) to OPL https://www.openpowerlifting.org/
Check it out: https://hn-games.marcolabarile.me/ (includes games up to June 2024 atm)
Feedbacks and feature requests are welcome!
I'm building something quite similar at https://hn-games.marcolabarile.me/
I manually curate the data and add images too. Code and data are open: https://github.com/labarilem/hn-games
I've posted this project some time ago to HN but it didn't get much attention unfortunately.
NOTE: Data includes games up to April 2024, I add more games when I have some spare time and plan to catch up to today's games asap.
- https://hn-games.marcolabarile.me/
Please let me know if this looks useful to you!
Also I plan to build other fun mini-projects and write a couple of blog posts currently sleeping in my backlog.
You can browse the catalog at these addresses:
You can browse the catalog at these addresses:
Ask HN: How do you do CI/CD in 2025?
What tools and platforms are you using? How do you manage deploying to different environments? How do you implement artifacts versioning? Also having some context would be interesting, e.g. company and team size.
You can browse the catalog at these addresses:
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Show HN: Collatz Lottery
Show HN: Simple VSCode ext to edit Postgres fixtures
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=labarilem.pgfixtureseditor
Recently built this VSCode extension to help me update SQL fixtures files after breaking changes in DB schema migrations. Maybe someone else here can find it useful!
Show HN: HackerNewsGames [Alpha]
I'm building a manually curated catalog of games made by the HN community.I'v found several small gems while browsing HN, and it would've been quite difficult to find those games otherwise. So I've started a personal quest to collect those games into a public catalog with open source code and open data (everything is available on GitHub: https://github.com/labarilem/hn-games).Currently the...
Quite simple stack: Jekyll on Github Pages.