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bugpysforge · 14 days
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izicodes · 1 year
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Turning TumblrTextTint Into An Extension - Part 2
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I finally did it!
I told myself around a month ago when I completed my TumblrTextTint web app that I would make an extension so it would be easier for users to access the text formatter since using an extension is better than going to the actual page everytime you want to get the code!
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It was difficult at first because I just thought "I'll just use the same HTML, CSS and JavaScript code I used for the webpage verison, now for the extension!"... but that didn't work properly so I had to take time to alter the code everywhere so it could fit in a small little box... and then the JavaScript code wasn't working so I had to fix that too 😅💔
Overall an unique but not so unqie experince! Now I will try and figure out how to upload for other people to use on Firefox's Add-ons!
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geek-cc · 2 months
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Generate Icon Images From Font Symbols Using Vanilla JavaScript
Generate Icon Images From Font Symbols Using Vanilla JavaScript https://javascript.plainenglish.io/generate-icon-images-from-font-symbols-using-vanilla-javascript-b8da434378ee
Save lots of time from surfing the net for simple, everyday icons.
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netblen · 5 months
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Notes Taking: Need Zettelkasten, Graph? Go to https://netblen.com
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williamhenry717-blog · 5 months
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Read this blog to know why you should hire web application development company in India.
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dandeancooq · 6 months
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https://netblen.com
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developer4u · 1 year
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Top 10 Mobile App Development Companies in USA | Develop4U
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Here are the top 10 mobile app development companies in New York USA:
Deligence Technologies Inc. - It is serving global clients since August 2014 in the areas of EduTech, FinTech, HealthTech, eCommerce, CRM Solutions development, and implementation, based in Toronto, Canada.
Fueled - Fueled is a full-service digital agency that specializes in mobile app design and development, based in NYC.
Blue Label Labs - Blue Label Labs is a mobile app development company that creates custom software solutions for startups and enterprises.
Appnovation - Appnovation is a global digital agency that provides mobile app development, web development, and digital strategy services.
Dom and Tom - Dom and Tom is a digital product agency that creates custom mobile apps, websites, and software for businesses.
Worry Free Labs - Worry Free Labs is a mobile app development company that provides end-to-end digital product design and development services.
Fuzz - Fuzz is a digital agency that specializes in mobile app development, web development, and UX/UI design.
ArcTouch - ArcTouch is a mobile app development company that provides custom software development services for mobile, web, and IoT devices.
DMI - DMI is a digital transformation company that provides mobile app development, enterprise mobility, and UX/UI design services.
Prolific Interactive - Prolific Interactive is a mobile app development company that specializes in creating custom mobile applications for businesses.
These companies have a strong track record of delivering high-quality mobile app development services to businesses in NYC and beyond.
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hongbo-wei · 9 months
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My very first webpage is launched! 🛜 It shows what real world projects I have done, and what I'm working on. Welcome: https://sites.google.com/view/hongbo-wei
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interferencepattern · 2 years
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This is definitely the way to compare the new James Webb images to the old (but beautiful!) Hubble. Interactive sliders work way better than the separate side by sides I've seen everywhere!
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corbindavenport · 10 months
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Introducing Snappy
I've been using tools like AutoScreenCap for years to automatically capture screenshots on an interval, but I wanted something that was more cross-platform and had more features. I decided to build my own alternative: Snappy!
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Snappy is a Progressive Web App (PWA) that can run in any modern web browser, or it can be "installed" to look and feel more like a desktop application. It can be used to automatically capture a screenshot at a specified interval, down to one screenshot every single second. Snappy can save screenshots in PNG, JPEG, or WebP format, and can even send status updates (but not the images) to a Discord channel using webhooks, which can be useful for remote monitoring.
Snappy uses the getDisplayMedia browser API to capture your screen, just like Zoom and other web apps. In Chromium browsers (Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Vivaldi, etc.), the API allows Snappy to capture any screen, application window, or browser tab. It even works for tabs running in the background, which are normally off-limits to native screenshot tools. Firefox and Safari only support capturing screens and windows, and there's at least one Safari-specific bug that I haven't been able to fix yet.
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Snappy takes advantage of the File System Access API to save screenshots to any location on your computer. That includes folders inside cloud storage folders, so you can quickly share screenshots with other people if needed. However, only Chromium browsers have fully implemented that API. In other browsers, like Safari and Firefox, screenshots are saved to your Downloads folder.
I was looking at a few different frameworks for building a screenshot application, such as Dart or Python, but a web app ended up being the best option. Since all the screen capture functionality is provided by the browser, and the new File System Access API is pretty simple, the initial working demo of Snappy was under 100 lines of JavaScript.
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I know most people don't have a need for automatic screenshots, but I need it for my work on a somewhat regular basis (mostly capturing images from livestreams), and I think Snappy is already one of the best tools for the job. It might be especially useful on Chromebooks/ChromeOS, because most similar screenshot utilities aren't available on that platform.
I have some ideas for additional features, like keyboard shortcuts and camera capture support, but I consider Snappy "feature complete" already. I needed something that could take screenshots automatically and worked on more than just Windows, and Snappy does both.
You can try Snappy at thesnappy.app and the source code is on GitHub.
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bugpysforge · 19 days
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I made a game! I designed it and my friend build it, and now it's up and running! It's a Wordle-style guessing game where you have to guess the Pokemon from a series of clues. It's a daily game, so you can come back to keep guessing later!! Let us know what you think and have a go at guessing!!
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izicodes · 1 year
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Building TumblrTextTint - Log #7 (Completed) 🎉
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Hiya, I am super excited to share with you that I just completed TumblrTextTint! It took me between 4-5 days to complete it and I'm proud of myself for sticking with it until the end.
Initially, I just wanted to add some colour to my blog posts on Tumblr, but I wasn't satisfied with the default options available. That's when I stumbled upon this JS Fiddle (l i n k) that makes the prompt's text's colours into gradients using two colour prompts (credit to the creator!). From there, I got inspired to create my own version of it and TumblrTextTint was born!
I designed the application on a piece of paper and pen and used that sole image as a reference throughout coding the HTML and CSS. Whenever I was stuck on an idea being implemented, I would google and watch similar YouTube tutorials on how to code the idea.
Throughout the process, I continuously worked on the Readme.md and instructions.md files in the repo to make it look "professional" but fun at the same time. I want anyone who uses my app to feel confident and supported.
I also want to give thanks to the people who encouraged me throughout and wished me well on the project. Your support means everything to me!!
In the future, I plan to add more features to the page such as making the text bold, italic, etc in the code generated. I am also thinking about using increasing my experience with WPF in C# by converting TumblrTextTint into a mini desktop app.
>> Instructions on how to add the code to your tumblr blog post is in this link: LINK
Thanks for reading and I hope you give TumblrTextTint a try!
⏩ The GitHub repo | The web application
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What have I done?
Completed the web app
Did a release(??) - first time doing it, unsure if I did it right!
Worked on the Readme.md
Worked on the instructions.md
Added gifs tutorials on how to use it and add the code to your post
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patchoulii-2hu-144p · 10 months
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does tumblr run as a bloated javascript web app
im scared
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jovey · 1 year
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New-old projects!
Since the VRChat avatar project is complete, I decided to go back to another project of mine to quench my never-ending need to work on projects and hobbies to distract myself from the ever-worsening world we live in!
...jokes aside though, the project in question is my old Sticky Notes app. Because apparently Microsoft has forgotten how to make desktop widgets?? Seriously, you guys figured out how to make a basic sticky notes app all the way back in Windows Vista, why is the new app (ever since Windows 8, no less) not STICKY as the name implies?! D:
ANYWAYS, problem is, I built the old app (on the right) with Tauri + React.JS and I have *completely* forgotten how Tauri works (and most importantly I ran into a roadblock when it comes to actually making it sticky while keeping the slightly-transparent look), and the entire project file seems to be completely unsalvageable besides the base HTML and CSS files, so I decided to remake it with the best of my ability on Electron.JS + React.JS instead.
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So far, it's going well! Had to get a bit creative with the placeholder text on the new (left) version though since iframes don't actually support placeholder text like how textboxes and whatnot do. So, I just wrote a bit of JavaScript code to check whether or not the iframe is empty (green means empty, blue means it's not). If it's empty, it shows the text, if it's not, it hides it! (And obviously in order to achieve this I made it so that the text is not actually *within* the iframe, but rather is an absolute-positioned text element that just hovers above it and is not clickable. Otherwise, I wouldn't have been able to see if it's empty or not because it would ALWAYS have something in it.)
Easy, right?
Hopefully this time the project won't hit another brick wall, did a decent bit of research into making windows stick to the desktop before going back into this so here's hoping it pays off in the end. Will be posting more updates as I go along!
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berf-a-smurf · 1 year
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Picture ID et al under the cut:
[Picture ID: Left half shows a text editor full of code for the webpage shown in the right half. If you rely on picture IDs, this web app may not be for you because it’s a visual organizational tool. I talk a little more about it below if you are curious, though. The webpage in the picture displays five vertical lines, tagged years 2019 to 2023, are spaced out across the top three-quarters of the screen. Half way down the third line begins a row of 12 boxes extending down and right, ending touching the fourth line near its bottom end. Each box has a left-side text label in order by month of the year. An identical row of boxes above extends from the top of the fourth line to the midpoint of the fifth line. Also marked monthly. An overall colour gradient from Navy blue to Sky blue fills all 24 boxes from top to bottom. /End picture ID.]
Is there a market anywhere for a web calendar app that lets you input and stack all sorts of life events? Is 1970 early enough (if this even reaches any 53+ year olds)? My idea was for it to be kind of an overview of one’s life. Enter and group events as you like and see how they all line up!
For any curious visually impaired friends who have made here from the pic ID, if you think this could be useful or fun to mess with, I am wide open to any accessibility options you can suggest!
It’s still a WIP but, if there’s any interest out there, I can make it public when it’s done 😊
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dandeancooq · 6 months
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https://netblen.com
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Netblen.com, tree view, graph view, all features you may need in a note taking apps, no ads, just free
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