(I have a couple that are in the private section of my github)
Those I am proud of:
Twitter to Bluesky Mirror A+
Started in mid November 2024, I remember how long I worked on this, bashing ChatGPT, vibe-coding the old-fashioned way, I knew what I was doing but still acted like a dumbass to be honest. The code was so messy, sloppy but still, it worked. Of course some days when I was at school, I checked and saw the entire server going down, that happened, probably not the code’s fault but I’ll never know why AWS, DigitalOcean and Oracle had issues with my setup. Now of course the code is much cleaner and works like a charm.
You may know I run multiple mirror accounts, Fabrizio Romano and a CL Merlo mirror. The Fabrizio as of writing is using the ancient code and has a lot of extremely stupid implementations, I still don’t know why I haven’t spent like 10 minutes just moving it to the current code… If interested, read this post to see how it works.
Atlanta United Fan TV Mini-Site A
This is a two-in-one since it includes/embeds the clip site, it turned out to work amazingly and the CDN I use works… fine (probably will move from Cloudinary to bunnyCDN if I have to). The site uses this HTML/CSS/JS native UI library that I fell in love with almost instantly and it was used to make this site.
oat is such a fine library and I had no issues with it, its clean, simple and makes things look good. The clip site uses Svelte since that does require something more complicated, but the main page including the survey doesn’t require NextJS lmao. I highly recommend giving it a look at least and seeing how simple it is.
Though I love Open-Source-Software (OSS), both sites (the main page and clips) are closed-source for reasons, especially the clips page… Still very proud the work
Win+Q Hotkey A
I used to use Linux (Fedora) and I loved the shortcut for closing the window via Win+Q instead of Alt+F4. And there is no way to do this natively on Windows. I didn’t want to use Python because it would use up a lot of memory for something so simple. So instead I told 5.3 Codex to use C++ and it worked like a charm.
If you notice, the RAM usage is extremely low, 0.9MB is the usual, and spikes to 1MB when I press Win+Q. I can’t live without it so I am very happy with it.
Meh status proud
package-manager-converter B-
I haven’t really promoted it or talked about it because it was a really small issue I had when trying out some javascript frameworks and Kilo AI. Some documentations was given in NPM or Bun (mostly in NPM) and I wanted to use it in Bun since NPM was dogshit and bloated by storage quickly. But the thing is, like most developers, I am lazy, so I spent a little bit planning and then after planning, wrote out an entire plan and gave it to Kilo AI to write a full CLI where I can quickly convert between the two, and two others (pnpm and yarn) because they also existed so yeah.
It turned out to be alright, thanks GLM-5! It did the job so I can’t complain, but felt like it could’ve been better but I’m gonna be picky.
This is a possible ongoing thing, contact me if you have any inquires :).