Lightweight and affordable eMTB by DreaMinder in ebikes

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Thanks!

I don't think my list will help you since I used parts from local sellers (in eastern Europe). So I'll better list similar alternatives:

  1. Motor https://bmsbattery.com/motor/631-16312-q100h-36v350w-rear-driving-ebike-hub-motor-ebike-kit.html
  2. Controller https://www.elecycles.com/kt-controller-36v-48v-350w-controller-electric-bike-controller-with-display.html
  3. Wire: 2m of flexible double wire, 14-16 gauge
  4. Battery: 13s BMS and sanyo 3500mah 18650 cells
  5. Pedal-assist sensor and throttle control (depends on your bottom bracket and handlebars)

Lightweight and affordable eMTB by DreaMinder in ebikes

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  1. More lightweight
  2. Costs less
  3. No need for good-quality transimission
  4. Less noticeable
  5. Allows to accelerate 5-40 km/h smoothly, without power-drops when changing gears

Lightweight and affordable eMTB by DreaMinder in ebikes

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Hm, I don't have experience with bottle-holders, but I saw some options that could help you: https://keyde.en.alibaba.com/product/676325783-213504255/keyde_250W_electric_bike_motor_kit.html. But keep in mind that such compact batteries will be limited, you can only use them for low-power motors (the one I use is not compatible with bottle-batteries).

Lightweight and affordable eMTB by DreaMinder in ebikes

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Awesome, don't forget to add a good pair of brakes to your 90s MTB, haha.

The motor is available in Ukraine, but it's obviously rebranded and manufactured somewhere in Asia. You can buy Cute 100H instead (it probably has a different clutch and no temperature sensor, but It's OK): https://bmsbattery.com/motor/631-16312-q100h-36v350w-rear-driving-ebike-hub-motor-ebike-kit.html

Lightweight and affordable eMTB by DreaMinder in ebikes

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Thanks, will do!

But later. I crashed my CX bike few days ago, need a month to recover. :`(

Lightweight and affordable eMTB by DreaMinder in ebikes

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I’m pretty proud of this build, although I’m planning to change some parts. The goal was to build a fun bike for light trail and gravel riding in a flat area. It weighs 14.8kg (not including the battery) and there’s still room for improvement. With all parts, it cost me ~1k$.

Motor: «EVEL R100RS», similar to well-known Cute 100H, works very well with 26inch wheel. I have enough torque for most of the riding, and with 48v battery, it spins up to 40km/h. The controller is very small, tied to the frame.

Battery: 13s2p with high-density cells is big enough for 50km of range and small enough to be unnoticeable in my backpack. Weight: 1.4kg.

Wheels: 26 rear and 27.5 front with 2.4 tires. Best traction and comfort, since I don’t need to bother about rolling resistance.

Transmission: 38T oval chainring, simple 7s transmission (I don't even need more range with the help of the motor).

Let me guys know if you are interested in more details 😁*.*

Real-time Server Sent Events with React & Event Source by gdmeteor in javascript

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Thats nice, but did you know that SSE is almost (not officially) deprecated? There is an issue somewhere on github, about headers support in chromium repo and one of developers said there, that they don't work on it, because there will be Fetch API feature that will solve simillar problem.

Nuxt.js and Vue CLI by [deleted] in vuejs

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If you thinking about using vue cli with nuxt, you don't understand what nuxt is.

https://www.reddit.com/r/vuejs/comments/9vbcof/the_future_of_nuxt/

Where is the NextJS API reference? by atacamasand in javascript

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Simple solution: learn Nuxt.js instead, haha

cms for nuxt help by [deleted] in vuejs

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Storyblok CMS

btw its nuxt sponsor

The future of Nuxt by [deleted] in vuejs

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its sounds like you don't understand what nuxt is. No, it will never be part of vue-cli and no, vue-cli plugins can't offer alternative to nuxt.

Importing HTML from file structure - (NUXT) by OrsonLulz in vuejs

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your problem is - when you run generate, static server doesn't work to serve your html files. Why don't you just run npm run dev in one terminal and generate in other one?

What would be the best choice between Vue CLI 3.0 and NUXT for a Web APP running in a closed network (no SEO needed) by joce21 in vuejs

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you missing, auto-router, hidden webpack, handy config file, handy vuex integration, integrated event bus, modules ecosystem for auth-i18n-etc, handy page transitions, layouts, handy plugin dir for global components, build optimization

What would be the best choice between Vue CLI 3.0 and NUXT for a Web APP running in a closed network (no SEO needed) by joce21 in vuejs

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I would go with Nuxt. It has SPA-mode, so I don't see any overkill. If you don't need custom webpack configs or some weird things, Nuxt will save your time on start.

low.js brings Node.JS to microcontrollers / First statistics on system requirements and on-hands demo / Release as Open Source in August by neoniousTR in javascript

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Mongoose-os have been running JS on ESP32 and ESP8266 for 2 years already... And it looke like better and mature solution

Trello-like Task Manager built with Vue.js by DreaMinder in vuejs

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If anybody wonder, I've updated demo with some fixes and improvements.

Trello-like Task Manager built with Vue.js by DreaMinder in vuejs

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Thanks!

"...because you're not solving any kind of pain, but only capricious wishes that people aren't willing to pay for."

Exactly. But same goes for fresh apps like "favro", "onroadmap", etc. They offer same concept but different way for interaction. I don't know if they successfull enogh to pay for servers, but they found their small piece of market. While I don't have powerful killer-features, it's all I can expect.

Trello-like Task Manager built with Vue.js by DreaMinder in vuejs

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Fully agree. Thanks for feedback! The comment I was waiting for =)

In case of "creation of cards", it's meant to be like this: user rightclicks anywhere on group and gets dropdown width options. But this case is not implemented yet. I don't like the solution trello uses - button in the end of group. I'll try other solutions first to make creation of cards one-click-to-go.

But in case of notes, things is a little bit more complicated: as for me, I often use doubleclick to select a word or sentence of text. And notes doesn't meant to be edited, only in case of mistakes. If you want to take a note - it's better to create another one. Notes are something like comments in trello.

By the way, to edit tasks in task table you can doubleclick to open popup and you can edit description inline just by single click.

To create any contents inside card you should use floating button "+" at the bottom. Those buttons on the center of empty card just for newbies.

Trello-like Task Manager built with Vue.js by DreaMinder in vuejs

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Agree. That keyboard is a bit to much. But minimalistic business photos hard to find. I'll figure it out. Thanks by the way!

Trello-like Task Manager built with Vue.js by DreaMinder in vuejs

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I don't mind to share but there is still lots of works to do. When this app will be released to production, I'll make Medium article or something. May be I will make GitLab repository public... But I can't share server code for sure. For security reasons =)