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Show HN: WireHub – easily create and share WireGuard networks
WireHub is a side project I've been working on, on and off, for close to a year now. It's made with django and minimal javascript.<p>It's a hosted WireGuard config generator/manager, that you can invite others to join your networks and manage their own configs/devices.<p>It's still very much a beta, maybe an mvp, but I just wanted to get some early from the community.<p>Thanks!
Show HN: WireHub – easily create and share WireGuard networks
WireHub is a side project I've been working on, on and off, for close to a year now. It's made with django and minimal javascript.<p>It's a hosted WireGuard config generator/manager, that you can invite others to join your networks and manage their own configs/devices.<p>It's still very much a beta, maybe an mvp, but I just wanted to get some early from the community.<p>Thanks!
Show HN: Dashboard for Minimalists
Show HN: Cami.js – A no build, web component based reactive framework
Hi Everyone! My main motivation for making this was that I wanted something as powerful as Svelte or React but I wanted no build steps, no JSON API, and I wanted something as close to vanilla js as much as possible. I'm mainly a backend developer, and I wanted to simply return html with some interactive islands when I need to (whose components get 'hydrated' with by backend language's templates).<p>Some key ideas:<p>• It's centered around light dom web components
• Uses a "reactive element", which uses observables for fine-grained reactivity
• Rendering is done through lit-html's tagged templates
• A pub/sub store
• Easy immutability using immer (it powers the observable updates & also the reducers)<p>It's my first 'serious' library that I'm using in some work prototypes, and it's also my first 'real' open source project, so comments & feedback would be great!
Show HN: Cami.js – A no build, web component based reactive framework
Hi Everyone! My main motivation for making this was that I wanted something as powerful as Svelte or React but I wanted no build steps, no JSON API, and I wanted something as close to vanilla js as much as possible. I'm mainly a backend developer, and I wanted to simply return html with some interactive islands when I need to (whose components get 'hydrated' with by backend language's templates).<p>Some key ideas:<p>• It's centered around light dom web components
• Uses a "reactive element", which uses observables for fine-grained reactivity
• Rendering is done through lit-html's tagged templates
• A pub/sub store
• Easy immutability using immer (it powers the observable updates & also the reducers)<p>It's my first 'serious' library that I'm using in some work prototypes, and it's also my first 'real' open source project, so comments & feedback would be great!
Show HN: Cami.js – A no build, web component based reactive framework
Hi Everyone! My main motivation for making this was that I wanted something as powerful as Svelte or React but I wanted no build steps, no JSON API, and I wanted something as close to vanilla js as much as possible. I'm mainly a backend developer, and I wanted to simply return html with some interactive islands when I need to (whose components get 'hydrated' with by backend language's templates).<p>Some key ideas:<p>• It's centered around light dom web components
• Uses a "reactive element", which uses observables for fine-grained reactivity
• Rendering is done through lit-html's tagged templates
• A pub/sub store
• Easy immutability using immer (it powers the observable updates & also the reducers)<p>It's my first 'serious' library that I'm using in some work prototypes, and it's also my first 'real' open source project, so comments & feedback would be great!
Show HN: Cami.js – A no build, web component based reactive framework
Hi Everyone! My main motivation for making this was that I wanted something as powerful as Svelte or React but I wanted no build steps, no JSON API, and I wanted something as close to vanilla js as much as possible. I'm mainly a backend developer, and I wanted to simply return html with some interactive islands when I need to (whose components get 'hydrated' with by backend language's templates).<p>Some key ideas:<p>• It's centered around light dom web components
• Uses a "reactive element", which uses observables for fine-grained reactivity
• Rendering is done through lit-html's tagged templates
• A pub/sub store
• Easy immutability using immer (it powers the observable updates & also the reducers)<p>It's my first 'serious' library that I'm using in some work prototypes, and it's also my first 'real' open source project, so comments & feedback would be great!
Show HN: Transforming "Who's Hiring? (November 2023)" Posts into a Google Sheet
Hello HN Community!<p>I've transformed the "Ask HN: Who's hiring? (November 2023)" post into a Google Sheet.<p>Here's a quick rundown of the method:<p>I utilized the Hacker News Algolia Search API to extract data.
You can find the specific thread URL here:
<a href="https://hn.algolia.com/api/v1/search_by_date?tags=comment,story_38099086&hitsPerPage=10" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://hn.algolia.com/api/v1/search_by_date?tags=comment,st...</a><p>Using a GET request, I fetched comments from the thread and processed them via the ChatGPT API.<p>Employing the ChatGPT API for each comment, I parsed crucial job details such as company, position, location, and more. This information was structured and appended to a Google Sheets document, creating a neatly organized view of viable job opportunities.<p>I believe this resource can aid individuals in more effectively evaluating job offers or possibly be the foundation for a helpful search tool using this standardized data.<p>For few more details, you can check out this article: <a href="https://bulkninja.notion.site/Converting-Ask-HN-Who-is-Hiring-Thread-into-Google-Sheets-6e6de1806c024d0eb4cf1c5957f27c8e" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://bulkninja.notion.site/Converting-Ask-HN-Who-is-Hirin...</a>
Show HN: Transforming "Who's Hiring? (November 2023)" Posts into a Google Sheet
Hello HN Community!<p>I've transformed the "Ask HN: Who's hiring? (November 2023)" post into a Google Sheet.<p>Here's a quick rundown of the method:<p>I utilized the Hacker News Algolia Search API to extract data.
You can find the specific thread URL here:
<a href="https://hn.algolia.com/api/v1/search_by_date?tags=comment,story_38099086&hitsPerPage=10" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://hn.algolia.com/api/v1/search_by_date?tags=comment,st...</a><p>Using a GET request, I fetched comments from the thread and processed them via the ChatGPT API.<p>Employing the ChatGPT API for each comment, I parsed crucial job details such as company, position, location, and more. This information was structured and appended to a Google Sheets document, creating a neatly organized view of viable job opportunities.<p>I believe this resource can aid individuals in more effectively evaluating job offers or possibly be the foundation for a helpful search tool using this standardized data.<p>For few more details, you can check out this article: <a href="https://bulkninja.notion.site/Converting-Ask-HN-Who-is-Hiring-Thread-into-Google-Sheets-6e6de1806c024d0eb4cf1c5957f27c8e" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://bulkninja.notion.site/Converting-Ask-HN-Who-is-Hirin...</a>
Show HN: Transforming "Who's Hiring? (November 2023)" Posts into a Google Sheet
Hello HN Community!<p>I've transformed the "Ask HN: Who's hiring? (November 2023)" post into a Google Sheet.<p>Here's a quick rundown of the method:<p>I utilized the Hacker News Algolia Search API to extract data.
You can find the specific thread URL here:
<a href="https://hn.algolia.com/api/v1/search_by_date?tags=comment,story_38099086&hitsPerPage=10" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://hn.algolia.com/api/v1/search_by_date?tags=comment,st...</a><p>Using a GET request, I fetched comments from the thread and processed them via the ChatGPT API.<p>Employing the ChatGPT API for each comment, I parsed crucial job details such as company, position, location, and more. This information was structured and appended to a Google Sheets document, creating a neatly organized view of viable job opportunities.<p>I believe this resource can aid individuals in more effectively evaluating job offers or possibly be the foundation for a helpful search tool using this standardized data.<p>For few more details, you can check out this article: <a href="https://bulkninja.notion.site/Converting-Ask-HN-Who-is-Hiring-Thread-into-Google-Sheets-6e6de1806c024d0eb4cf1c5957f27c8e" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://bulkninja.notion.site/Converting-Ask-HN-Who-is-Hirin...</a>
Show HN: GitInsights – a weekly summary email of your team's GitHub activity
Show HN: GitInsights – a weekly summary email of your team's GitHub activity
Show HN: GitInsights – a weekly summary email of your team's GitHub activity
Show HN: Internet Speed Test
Show HN: Internet Speed Test
Show HN: Internet Speed Test
Show HN: MicroLua – Lua for the RP2040 Microcontroller
MicroLua allows programming the RP2040 microcontroller in Lua. It packages the latest Lua interpreter with bindings for the Pico SDK and a cooperative threading library.<p>MicroLua is licensed under the MIT license.<p>I wanted to learn about Lua and about the RP2040 microcontroller. This is the result :)
Show HN: MicroLua – Lua for the RP2040 Microcontroller
MicroLua allows programming the RP2040 microcontroller in Lua. It packages the latest Lua interpreter with bindings for the Pico SDK and a cooperative threading library.<p>MicroLua is licensed under the MIT license.<p>I wanted to learn about Lua and about the RP2040 microcontroller. This is the result :)
Show HN: MicroLua – Lua for the RP2040 Microcontroller
MicroLua allows programming the RP2040 microcontroller in Lua. It packages the latest Lua interpreter with bindings for the Pico SDK and a cooperative threading library.<p>MicroLua is licensed under the MIT license.<p>I wanted to learn about Lua and about the RP2040 microcontroller. This is the result :)
Show HN: Pictures slideshow in about 50 loc
I have long wanted to show in some unobtrusive way all those hundreds of thousands of paintings that have been lying on the disk for a long time.<p>Runs on raspberrypi4 with archlinux-arm connected to 4k oled tv (actually used for Kodi)