A desktop environment for Linux, inspired by macOS. Coming with compositor, apps like dock, finder, status bar, and a UI framework like AppKit.
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#572https://stockevents.app
An event based investment tracking app that is designed to help you keep track of important events around your investments.
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#573https://docs.n2api.io/
A unified API for online advertising. Think Plaid for ads platforms instead of banks.
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#574I'm working on a native to-do app that relies on Markdown files for data storage.
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#575working on mock data manager for playwright and react tests
https://github.com/SodhanaLibrary/ftmocks-server
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#576Working on: https://www.fenra.io/
We help e-commerce sellers understand what their customers really think by analyzing feedback from various sales channels—what they like, dislike, and why
These insights can be used to improve the product, optimize listings, and refine marketing strategies
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#577I am working on Grog, the “grug-brained” alternative to Bazel. A mono-repo build tool where all you do is provide your build commands and interdependencies and the Grog will run everything in parallel while caching as much as possible.
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#578I've been building a satirical t-shirt brand for the miserably employed: https://www.miserablyemployed.com/
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#579I'm building https://prijm.com which is a minimalist link sharing and post creation platform with custom feed and notification support for your activities. Here are some of the features:
- Supports markdown every where, even in your comments and replies.
- Get notified.
- Personalized feeds.
- Lightning fast & mobile first.
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#580The best spinning wheel that one can find online. Sometimes we need our "silly" projects for the sake of releasing something useful as well as personal satisfaction.