[Official] Devember 2022!

My devember project is open-source typescript serverside lambda functions framework/package.

[Devember 2022] Open-source typescript serverside lambda/functions - Development / Code - Level1Techs Forums

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First time participating, I’ll try to do a web based Spotify playlist generator based on user followed artists that will also help people discover new artists.
I work in software mainly in C# but rarely touch anything web frontend so that will be interesting.
Good luck to you all!

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Devember attempt no 2

all the best!!

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I’d like to formally announce my participation in this year’s Devember.

It just so happened that since the beginning of the month I’ve been working on adding the features that I needed to microsocks socks5 proxy. I haven’t programmed in C for at least 6 years, so I’ve been a bit rusty, but it’s a great exercise, and the author of this software has been very helpful and forthcoming with his feedback.
Features that I’m adding:

  • Ability to specify a particular dns server to be used for lookups - done
  • Ability to specify a whitelist of allowed ip addresses that can connect to the running proxy server - in progress.

It’s possible that some of this work will be included with future releases, but it’s up to rofl0r of course.

I will edit this post and link to my blog once the work is finished, so that I can publish the patch files and build instructions.

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My Devember project is to polish and “release” a raspberry-pi informational display program I started in 2021.

Check my devember post here: https://forum.level1techs.com/t/devember-2022-polish-and-release-my-rpi-world-stats-display/192022

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My Devember 2022 project is to re-release my assorted bash scripts, and build a CGI front-end for them, inspired by Windows XP.
EDIT: The scope has somewhat changed, and it is now aiming to be a simple server control panel.

Link to post: Devember 2022 | Windows XP-style website(source code released)

Cool screenshot

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Doing a second sprint on previous project. I wasn’t confident enough to produce a build last year, just too many bugs. And too incomplete.

So round 2! This time focused only on code, cuz those writeups took too much dev time. I’ll be drafting some stuff up but polish is the focus.

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My Devember project is to learn C++ by creating a chess engine.

Link to post: Chess Engine

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Hello im Ryan from Vancouver Canada, been dabling in code here and there never fully commiting to learning a language just getting done what I needed to at the time for work etc… I have made a CRM in Django in the past and a few programs to integrate things like commercial scales into a industrial process.

My main job title has been IT Manager but since its been for small companies this really just means IT Jack of all trades. In my last job which I worked for 5yrs I also did a lot of Industrial Automation.

The past month or so iv been trying to build up my github projects as after christmas I will be on the hunt for a new job(was laid off in september).

Here is my Devember project…
Project Github
Live Site
My Project Post

SlainbyNetflix.com

A few weeks back Linus from LTT made a comment on the WAN show about wanting a website that listed all the shows cancelled by netflix. In the vein of killedbygoogle.com so I am making SlainbyNetflix.com

I have already finished a prototype, that I believe has all the cancelled shows on it which I scraped from themoviedb.org.

I need to refine the scraping program as while it works it definately has some bugs(a little loopy when it shouldn’t be)

Most importantly I need to come up with a way of figuring out if a show was cancelled suddenly or ended gracefully.

After reading another thread and a suggestion there by @MilzyBee of a tutorial covering how to create a speach sentiment program in python I thought an idea might be to parse all the reviews on the last episode of a show and flag that Netflix Series as probably ending suddenly.

Then a reviewer can quickly double check it. Whilke this still needs manual review it will be a lot quicker than a person checking each one seperately.

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Ryan from Vancouver, Northernlion is that you? :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

Ryan from Vancouver, Northernlion is that you? :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

he is in Ontario isn’t he? Just a short 4500km(2800mi) away

also I feel welcomed… your one and only non official post :wink:

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entry:

I have a blog/website of MD (markdown) files. I previously used Hexo to build that into a static HTML site. Try to automate the build + publish of this into some sort of pipeline.

Throwing my hat into the ring, for second year in a row. I didn’t figure to announce my project in the Devember thread last time, or to finish it in time. Let’s try to do better this time:

Umium - the universal data modeller

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My Devember project is to make a complete and playable game on Roblox.
I’ve helped my brother design a few, but have been very hands off with actual code.

This time, I’m coding everything.

Link to thread: Devember: Making my first game... in Roblox

i’m a bit late to the party but i’m a aplied computer science students. which means dabble in microcontrollers and such. my plan is to get an microcontroller attach ed to a adressable rgb led strip to show the current state of my unraid server(first 20 leds represent cpu usage, second 20 ram and third ) igpu usage when transcoding.

i’m currently storing all this information in influxdb and i thught it would be easy to extract that information using the influxdb arduino llibrary. however while writing to the database is fairly easy reading from it is a absolute convoluted mess of classes and parameters. will so i’m using mqtt and a python script as a means of communicating betweend the database and the microcontroller i’ll post a video when i have it working

good luck everyone

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Hello. Long time tech lurker. New dev looking to participate in #devember2022 . I am going to launch a website. I can’t post links.

Minimal Viable Product - Launch a website! - Community Blog - Level1Techs Forums

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Hey everyone, I dont really post here as i dont have the mental capacity for online forums (SORRY)

But here is my devember project, I’ making an overengineerd golang site and api template with database, authentication, html templateing, server side rendering (smth like nextjs) and more.
It’s honestly just a passion project because I enjoy overenginerring.

My devember project is to build a dockized internet health logger and monitor with python for collection of data, MongoDB for storage of data, and Angular for displaying graphs based on said data.

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