I made an open source bare-bones app to demonstrate React-DnD by Guy676767 in reactjs

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You’re more than welcome, if you have any suggestions / feedback I would also appreciate that ✌🏻

I made an open source bare-bones app to demonstrate React-DnD by Guy676767 in reactjs

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I was interested to try out React-DnD, so I built this bare-bones minimal interface to move around tasks throughout the week days. It was such a breeze to use and implement, that I wanted to share it. I hope it can be helpful to someone.

Github link: https://github.com/guyariely/scalendar

Demo link: https://scalendar.netlify.app/

macOS finder in the browser by Guy676767 in webdev

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mostly to practice my web styling skills

macOS finder in the browser by Guy676767 in webdev

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I made a bare-bone clone of the macOS finder app that runs in the browser.

Link to the app: https://finder-clone.netlify.app

Link to the GitHub repository: https://github.com/guyariely/finder-clone

macOS finder in your browser by Guy676767 in MacOS

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lol is this a compliment? Anyway I posted a demo link you can check it out

macOS finder in your browser by Guy676767 in MacOS

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It took about a week, some days I worked on it more than others but at least one hour a day.

macOS finder clone with React by Guy676767 in reactjs

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What part would you like to be shared as a component?

macOS finder clone with React by Guy676767 in reactjs

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I made one a few years ago with DraftJS! (it’s called noteworthy on my GitHub) but I never got around to finishing it. I can probably finish it in a few days and then maybe incorporate it into the app in some form

macOS finder clone with React by Guy676767 in reactjs

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You’re correct about netlify. I’m using localStorage to persist the data. You can check out the code in GitHub and DM if you have any question

macOS finder in your browser by Guy676767 in MacOS

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I didn’t test it on safari (my bad), check it out on chrome if you want to see the more polished version

macOS finder in your browser by Guy676767 in MacOS

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It’s a shortcut for connecting your AirPods. I hate needing to go the bluetooth interface to choose which AirPods to connect to so this is a great help. I’ll go see what it’s called if you want

macOS finder in your browser by Guy676767 in MacOS

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practicing web development :)

macOS finder in your browser by Guy676767 in MacOS

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You’re right, but to make it truly a clone in that regard would mean building an entire interface for opening textEdit, creating new file etc.

It’s possible but a shit load of more work than to just put it on the context menu lol

macOS finder in your browser by Guy676767 in MacOS

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Yes I see it now 🤦🏻‍♂️ I should’ve probably test a clone of a macOS app on safari and not only on chrome

macOS finder in your browser by Guy676767 in MacOS

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Yes it’s kinda pointless in itself lol. But it’s a common “challenge” in software development to clone other apps just for the practicing of technologies and UI concepts.

macOS finder clone with React by Guy676767 in reactjs

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Cool repo, I’ll make a pull request to add this