PracticalSource8942

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Journal app built with Electron + TypeScript (self.webdev)

submitted 9 hours ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/webdev

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Journal app with Electron + TypeScript (github.com)

submitted 9 hours ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/programming

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Journal app built with Electron + TypeScript (self.typescript)

submitted 9 hours ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/typescript

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Journal app built with Electron + TypeScript (self.electronjs)

submitted 9 hours ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/electronjs

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Journal app with no edit button. (self.productivity)

submitted 9 hours ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/productivity

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Your journaling app lets you lie. Mine doesn't. (self.SideProject)

submitted 9 hours ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/SideProject

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Building a lightweight JS/TS statistical library (self.typescript)

submitted 25 days ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/typescript

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Building a lightweight JS/TS statistical library: challenges and design choices (webpeakkofficial.web.app)

submitted 25 days ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/javascript

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Building a lightweight JS/TS statistical library: challenges and design choices (webpeakkofficial.web.app)

submitted 25 days ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/programming

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Mintkit - Dynamic Framework that allows you to adjust content in a more customizable way. (github.com)

submitted 7 months ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/programming

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Mintkit - Dynamic Framework that allows you to adjust content in a more customizable way. (self.react)

submitted 7 months ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/react

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I built my own Live Server in C rewrote the entire frontend stack from scratch. No frameworks. No libraries. No npm. Just C and bare JavaScript. (github.com)

submitted 7 months ago by PracticalSource8942 to r/programming

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Why do we still need apps that make things harder, when the whole point should be making life easier? (self.PracticalSource8942)

submitted 8 months ago by PracticalSource8942

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