Denys Séguret

Your code editor knows how to sort lines of text. But it doesn't know how to sort lines of code. Sorting breaks comments and the consistency of items. When you want to sort the fields of a class or struct, when you want to sort the branchs of a switch or match, when you want to sort the variants of an enum, you have to do it by hand. So you usually give up when the object changes. Of course,...

I'm not sure an icon taken into a selection can qualify as a logo. Logo is probably not the right term or market, it looks more useful to build beautiful links.

That's cool. The fact it's totally free is of course a huge plus that anybody looking for a job will appreciate. It's possible people might want some choice in layout or style, I'm not sure, there's also value in ensuring it's simple. The biggest small improvements I see as necessary would be: * a preview next to the markdown editor * pages being shown in the preview, so that we're not...

This is probably cool, the advertised feature is necessary, but the apparent lack of a really free trial makes it hard to evaluate.

I didn't check the code much but aes-256-gcm is serious, also my goto choice for this kind of operation. The UI and usage workflow are beautifully done, usage is straighforward. I guess the TS backend could be rewritten later if made necessary, it doesn't matter yet. I should use this for spot exchanges. Congrats!

This looks super useful, and well done. It could probably be used on other kinds of scheduled duties, when no pager is even involved.

Hi, this is intriguing. What's the requirement for receiving notifications ? Have a US phone number ?

It's pretty, and it could be super useful. Back in the time, I made an Android app, Petit Poucet https://dystroy.org/petitpoucet/ (now retired, not a concurrent), with similar concerns, and some use case ideas that you could apply to GeoClick, like finding your path back in a mountain trip, or your car in a foreign town or huge parking.