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vnglst
6y ago
Made with Svelte/Sapper, source code: https://github.com/vnglst/tafels.app
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Show HN: Simple web app to help my daughter with her math
(tafels.app)
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Yes I also wanted to add swiping back then but I guess it’s even harder if you’re using React. PWA’s are slowly becoming better on ios, there was another new release of safari that fixed a lot of bugs. But it’s still very niche, since Add t
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I created this app for my daughter to help her get better at math. It's still a work in progress, but I thought I'd share it here to get some initial feedback. https://tafels.app Source code: https://github.
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Wow very well made, I did a similar thing (for kids) couple of years back, but I really like that you can swipe in your version! https://finding-nora.com/
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Nice! I’m working on something similar for my daughter to help her learn the multiplication tables: https://tafels.app (and also to help me learn svelte ;)
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6y ago
Very nice!
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Source code can be found here: https://github.com/vnglst/svelte-gundb-chat Let me know what you think! Btw. had a very nice chat with the creator of gundb (Mark Nadal) right inside the chat app. That was pretty cool. H
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Show HN: Simple chat app build with GUN (decentralized db)
(chat.phrassed.com)
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Creator here. It's amazing what you can create in just a few hours using modern web technology. Source code can be found here: https://github.com/vnglst/svelte-gundb-chat Let me know what you think! Btw. had a ver
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Show HN: Phrassed.com – a decentralized anarchistic chat app
(phrassed.com)
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Creator here. It's amazing what you can create in just a few hours using modern web technology. Source code can be found here: https://github.com/vnglst/svelte-gundb-chat Let me know what you think! Btw. had a ver
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I created a little chat app with GUN (a decentralized database) and Svelte
(phrassed.com)
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Creator here. It's amazing what you can create in just a few hours using modern web technology. Source code can be found here: https://github.com/vnglst/svelte-gundb-chat Let me know what you think! Btw. had a ver
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Show HN: I created a little chat app using GUN (a decentralized db) and Svelte
(phrassed.com)
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7y ago
It's based on the DrumKit exercise from Wes Bos' excellent course JavaScript30. Be sure to check out the other exercises if you're looking for a fun way to improve your frontend skills: https://javascript30.com
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Show HN: I made a conference call soundboard for remote workers
(conference-sounds.netlify.com)
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Companies are wasting millions by giving developers slow laptops
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This is awesome, will give it a try at work next week (large monorepo with workspaces and lots and lots of packages). Thanks for the all the hard work (and the excellent blog post)!
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I thought it might be (mildly) interesting to keep track of how the npm node_modules folder grows over time. So I made this website. Source code: https://github.com/vnglst/size-of-npm/
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Size of node_modules folder when installing the top 100 packages
(size-of-npm.netlify.com)
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Ah my bad, I think that's the wrong link describing the old process. I remember a recent talk by Axel (author of that post) describing the new process where features are accepted as soon as they are done (i.e. stage 4). But I can'
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That's a great answer, thanks. I think it's really interesting to see how differently both open source projects are managed and maintained.
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Maybe releasing more often could improve stability and predictability? Isn't it like they say: if it hurts, do it more often. This is also what the JavaScript community is moving towards, both for the language specs where new features
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I'm wondering why Python has such an slow release cycle? There are new Node.js releases on a weekly (and sometimes daily) basis. Why not ship any improvements you have immediately to the users?
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It’s like doing software releases: if it hurts, do it more often. So accept every opportunity you get to practice.
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Ask HN: Best Introduction to Python
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I like the proverb on the top of the page: Person who say it cannot be done should not interrupt person doing it. --Chinese Proverb
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Stack - Create React App - TypeScript - Mobx State Tree - react-pose - Howler for sound fx Source code is here: https://github.com/vnglst/lumber-jack
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Show HN: Simple Kids Game, Created with HTML, CSS and JavaScript (React)
(lumber-jack.netlify.com)
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