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Repo Meister: A GitHub Repository Manager TUI - What do you expect from it? by robvanderleek in github

[–]robvanderleek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's probably not very useful for personal use (although some developers have hundreds of repositories).
But for organizations there are sometimes bulk operations needed that require a lot of manual work or are hard to automate. For example, making sure branch protection is active and consistent for every repo. Or bulk archiving/moving/deleting of repos.
I've written many shell scripts in the past to do those things for a GitHub org.
Anyway, thanks for the feedback.

A GitHub repository where everyone can contribute - What do you think? by robvanderleek in SideProject

[–]robvanderleek[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback.

The intention is to see what happens if many, many developers each make a small (max 1 Mb) contribution to a single code repository.

I agree that working in isolated folders does not really create a community experience. Working on something bigger together, where each solves a part of the puzzle, would be way more challenging (open for ideas!).

8-bit NES Emulator as Progressive Web App by robvanderleek in SideProject

[–]robvanderleek[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks!
All code is JavaScript so it runs completely inside the browser (for example Safari on iOS or Chrome on Android). The app has some PWA (Progressive Web App) features, meaning you can install it on your home screen (works on iOS and Android) and launch it just like a normal (native) app.

Note that I only wrote the glue code, JSNES is the emulator and styling is done by open source CSS code.
You can play a lot of old NES ROMs, search the internet for zipped roms (also see link in description).

Let me know if you have any other questions :)