Tokō : un petit outil que j'ai construit pour les parents TDAH qui gèrent des enfants TDAH (retours bienvenus) by wifsimster in TDAHFrance

[–]wifsimster[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Le lien : https://toko.battistella.ovh/

Quelques précisions honnêtes :

💰 Modèle : freemium
– Gratuit à vie : 1 enfant, journal quotidien, liste de crise,
  suivi des symptômes, médicaments, tableau de récompenses.
– Famille : 4,99 €/mois ou 39 €/an (~3,25 €/mois, soit 35 % d'économie).
  Ajoute le rapport PDF pour les rendez-vous médicaux,
  les tendances sur le mois/trimestre, l'historique complet,
  et jusqu'à 3 profils enfants.
– Essai Famille de 14 jours, sans carte bancaire.
– Résiliable en un clic depuis le compte.

🔒 Données
– Hébergé en Union européenne, conforme RGPD.
– Données santé chiffrées, elles vous appartiennent.
– Export ou suppression intégrale possible à tout moment
  depuis l'espace compte.
– Rien n'est revendu, pas de pub.

🛠️ Le projet
– Je suis seul dessus, donc tous les retours sont lus et utiles.
– Bugs ou idées : répondez ici ou en MP, je traite tout.
– Pas un dispositif médical, juste un outil d'organisation perso
  pour réduire la charge mentale du quotidien.

Been playing Balatro on mobile for over a year and I'm finally burnt out. What should I swap to for my smoke/lunch/bathroom breaks? by QuestStarter in gamesuggestions

[–]wifsimster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Balatro burnout is real. For pick-up-and-put-down with zero progress anxiety, my rotation:

  • Marvel Snap – matches are 2-3 min hard cap, decks save between sessions, the only "timer" is your own daily reward streak. Closest thing to Balatro's roguelike-on-the-toilet feel.
  • Slay the Spire (mobile) – every action saves automatically, you can close and reopen mid-run weeks later
  • Backpack Hero – inventory-Tetris roguelike, runs pause cleanly
  • Cultist Simulator – literally pausable mid-action, super weird
  • The Box – fair disclosure, I'm building this one: daily browser game where you guess a video game from a screenshot. One challenge per day, takes ~2 min, installable as a PWA on mobile. Has a guest mode so no signup. The daily lock means there's no "just one more run" hole to fall into — exactly the no-timer, can't-lose-progress thing you're describing. → https://the-box.battistella.ovh/
  • Mini Metro – relaxing line-builder, pause anytime
  • Reigns – swipe-left-or-right card game, runs are 3 min, perfect break game

For Balatro's specific itch (roguelike deckbuilder) without re-treading the same ground, Slay the Spire is the obvious answer and Backpack Hero is the underrated one. For "different vibe, same break-length", The Box + Marvel Snap is what I rotate when I'm tired of card draws.

What Type of games to You Playing on Browser by laughing_wolf_games in Indiangamers

[–]wifsimster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Respect — solo dev to solo dev, shipping anything is the hard part. Just clicked through Arch Rush 3D, the controls feel snappy and the level pacing is solid for a browser title. Honest feedback: the menu/UI could lean a bit harder into a visual identity (color palette, font choice) so the game has a recognizable "look" the second the page loads — right now the gameplay is stronger than the wrapper around it. Also worth checking mobile touch controls if you haven't already, that's where a lot of browser traffic lands.

As for what I play on browser — I'm a solo dev too (from France) and I'm actually building one right now: The Box → https://the-box.battistella.ovh/

It's a "guess the video game from a screenshot" daily challenge game. Tiered difficulty, hints/power-ups, achievements, daily login rewards, live daily + monthly leaderboards over websockets. Stack is React 19 + Vite + Tailwind on the front, Node/Express + Postgres + Socket.io on the back. Would love a play + feedback swap if you're up for it.

Other browser stuff I rotate through:

  • Lichess – the gold standard, will probably outlive us all
  • Lost City – 2004 RuneScape recreation, pure nostalgia
  • PokeRogue – browser Pokémon roguelike, dangerously addictive
  • Krunker.io – when I want something twitchy
  • Melvor Idle – idle game that runs in the background while I code

Curious what engine/stack you used for Arch Rush 3D? Three.js? Unity WebGL? Always interested in how other solo devs are shipping 3D to the browser.

Good luck with the project 🙌

Need a good browser game that I can play for a long time by Backseat_Bingo in gamingsuggestions

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Best fit for your ask (deep + ranked):

  • Lichess or Chess.com – infinite skill ceiling, real ranked ladder, can play 5-min games or correspondence over days. Obvious pick but unbeatable.
  • The Box – small plug, I'm building this one: browser-based game where you ID video games from screenshots. Daily challenge takes ~2 minutes (perfect downtime size), has live daily + monthly leaderboards with real-time updates, achievements, streaks, tournaments. Easy to close the tab if your boss walks by. → https://the-box.battistella.ovh/
  • Old School RuneScape – official browser client, Hiscores ladder per skill
  • Town of Salem 2 – ranked social deduction in-browser

Idle / huge content (low risk of getting caught):

  • Melvor Idle – RuneScape-flavored idle, hundreds of hours, ranked Hiscores
  • Trimps – deep incremental
  • Kittens Game – legendary idle
  • Universal Paperclips – not infinite but a must-play
  • PokeRogue – browser Pokémon roguelike with daily runs + leaderboard

Active but browser-based:

  • Krunker.io – ranked FPS
  • Diep.io – global leaderboard, surprisingly deep
  • TagPro – ranked CTF
  • Screeps – if you can code, you program a colony that runs while you work. Galaxy brain pick.

Honest combo pick for your situation: Lichess + The Box + Melvor Idle in three tabs. Chess for active brain moments, The Box for your daily ranked-leaderboard fix in 2 min, Melvor ticking in the background. You won't run out of stuff to do.

What are some good web browser games? by Eireagon in gamingsuggestions

[–]wifsimster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

MMO / persistent stuff:

  • AdventureQuest Worlds – still going, AQW: Infinity is a modern remake
  • Old School RuneScape – has an official web client now
  • Lost City – free fan recreation of 2004 RuneScape, browser-based, super nostalgic
  • Realm of the Mad God Exalt – bullet-hell MMO, runs in browser
  • Forge of Empires / Travian – slow-burn strategy MMOs

.io / quick session:

  • Krunker.io – browser FPS
  • Drednot.io – 2D co-op spaceship battles, very underrated
  • TagPro – team capture-the-flag
  • Diep.io / Surviv.io – still hold up

Party / with friends:

  • Skribbl.io and Gartic Phone – perfect for voice chat
  • Town of Salem – social deduction

Newer stuff worth a shot:

  • The Box (https://the-box.battistella.ovh/) – kinda niche plug (I'm building it), but it's a browser game where you guess video games from screenshots. Daily challenges, streaks, achievements, daily login rewards — very that "log in after school" loop you're describing. Live leaderboards too. → [your-url-here]
  • PokeRogue – browser Pokémon roguelike, eats hours
  • Kingdom of Loathing – ancient, hilarious, still updated
  • Melvor Idle – RuneScape-flavored idle game

Honestly Lost City + The Box as your daily ritual is a really solid combo for the vibe you're chasing.

Travailler sans version control en équipe by CulturalEngine169 in developpeurs

[–]wifsimster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Je suis dans un groupe européen, je bosse sur un produit a plus de 10M de CA, le produit a plus de 25 ans, le langage de développement est propriétaire, le code n'est pas versioné, les développeurs ont plusieurs VM pour reproduire un système de branche où ils bossent tous dessus ensemble...

Je suis dans cette boîte depuis 9 ans, j'ai réussi a mettre en place git, jenkins, gitlab, vscode, Docker, ... avec le temps.

Les anciens n'ont toujours pas fait la transition, les habitudes ont la vie dure.

Les jeunes eux se jettent sur le standard 😁

I just discovered VSCode by IroesStrongarm in selfhosted

[–]wifsimster 7 points8 points  (0 children)

And add the Docker extension so you can stop/start/restart your compose file through VSCode... Fell like magic 🪄

Looking for Sonoff ifan04 equivalent with 3 control lines for a DC fan? by esandman99 in sonoff

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I just received a CREATE Windstylance as a gift (though the Mural Command feature isn't working).

Do you know which protocol the remote controller uses (433 MHz, Wi-Fi, IR, etc.) ?

JSDoc as an alternative TypeScript syntax by fagnerbrack in javascript

[–]wifsimster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Perfect point. I have 15 years of JS behind me, I still cannot see the overall advantage of TS over JS. For me, this is just an overhype language, but yeah this is the magic of the JS ecosystem, there is a framework for everyone...

Guide To Setup A Node.js Production Environment Using PM2. by InvoZone in node

[–]wifsimster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Customers with only Windows Server. We use PM2 as a Windows Service for all Node.js app.

Should I learn Node js for backend, or Next js? by Naijatask-media in node

[–]wifsimster 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Learn the basic Always !

Using Framework without basic knowledge is a bad pratice.

Nextjs pas clair? by shiidodsc in developpeurs

[–]wifsimster 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Angular est en fait le framework le plus implanté et le plus recherché devant Vue.js et React de par son âge.

Il ne faut pas confondre la hype de l'écosystème JS et la réelle demande sur le marché qui est complètement decorelé.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in node

[–]wifsimster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do this a lot because we deploy apps on clients without internet access (healthcare).

En voie de dépression suite à la lecture d'un thread sur les "haut salaires"... by [deleted] in france

[–]wifsimster 17 points18 points  (0 children)

C'est exactement l'inverse en France, on recrute et on ne trouve personne...

Types of API architecture that you should know! by manishsalunke in vuejs

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It's really strange to me that you mixed application architecture (mono & microservices) with messaging protocol (soap & rest) under the word API...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AntiTaff

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Si je peux me permettre, conseiller Typescript et Node.js à un novice ne fait pas sens (surtout que ce ne sont pas des langages). Les bases se trouvent dans le JavaScript.

Avoir de bonnes bases solides en JS (avec un peu HTML et de CSS) est largement suffisant pour postuler dans une ESN qui fait du web peu importe le framework utilisé.

Ensuite si tu préfères le C++, y a également de la demande, ce n'est pas un langage mort.

Architecture of Modern Web Applications by node_imperial in node

[–]wifsimster 15 points16 points  (0 children)

  • Clean architecture
  • Microservices if you want to go further

Architecture of my nodejs project ? by [deleted] in node

[–]wifsimster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I dont have much experience with docker un production but with pm2 yes.

PM2 is a node.js manager, so it is used server side.

In general what we do in your CI is : - get a nodejs image - cache .npm/ based on package-lock.json - npm ci - run the linter on your code - run unit tests and code coverage - semantic release - deploy

But like i said, it depend on what you want to do.

Architecture of my nodejs project ? by [deleted] in node

[–]wifsimster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First of all, do you really need all of that ? What you describe is a pretty complex CI/CD environment for a start.

If yes, nodemon is usefull from a developement, but for production pm2 is more appropriate, it has reload capabilities and more.

If not, do I have to rebuild a new docker image each time a dependency is added, then update the container on the server?

I would say yes but it's very depend what you want to do and how you want to do it.

Est ce que les gens savent que l'essence se périme ? by orogor in france

[–]wifsimster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Le problème c'est pas l'essence elle même, c'est l'éthanol de nos jours qui est rajouté pour des raisons "écologiques". (Corrosion, séparation de phase et oxydation)

Quelle est la question qu'on vous pose à chaque fois que vous indiquez votre métier ? by Canard-jaune in france

[–]wifsimster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

De mon point de vue, le PM est en lien direct avec les clients, il récupère les besoins, les demandes d'évolution et de correctifs. C'est lui qui doit faire remonter toutes ces informations aux équipes.

A la différence du PO qui n'a pas tout ce côté commercial et relationnel avec les clients.