Looking for people to interview about my self-hosted bookmark manager - Lemmy.World

I’m interviewing folks to determine the roadmap for my federated link sharing project “linkblocks”. If you like bookmark managers, lemmy, are.na [http://are.na], or any other app for curating and sharing stuff, this is your chance to make me build your dream app ;) A session takes about 30 minutes in a voice chat. If you’re interested, comment here or send me a DM! For the curious, here’s a demo for the current prototype [https://linkblocks.zwielich.tech/login?previous_uri=%2F]. The code is on github [https://github.com/raffomania/linkblocks]. In contrast to other bookmarking apps, linkblocks focuses on collaboration and discussion. Discussion will be a bit like on lemmy, but instead of voting, bookmarks are discovered through tagging and following individual users.

Looking for people to interview about my self-hosted bookmark manager - Lemmy.World

I’m interviewing folks to determine the roadmap for my federated link sharing project “linkblocks”. If you like bookmark managers, lemmy, are.na [http://are.na], or any other app for curating and sharing stuff, this is your chance to make me build your dream app ;) A session takes about 30 minutes in a voice chat. If you’re interested, comment here or send me a DM!

Activism, Lowtech, Transhumanism and Sprouting: Links from the Solarpunk Camp 2024 - Lemmy.World

Introducing linkblocks, the Federated Bookmark Manager - Lemmy.World

A CSS-Only Overflow Indicator for Multiline Text - Lemmy.world

Dioxus 0.4: Server Functions, Suspense, Enum Router, Overhauled Docs, Bundler, Android Support, and more - Lemmy.world

I created a user-friendly reader for AskHistorians, using the pushshift archives - Lemmy.world

I wanted a way to browse the AskHistorians subreddit on my phone without using the reddit app or website. It also bugged me to have all this valuable information on a site that might make it disappear on a whim. So, I present to you the AskHistorians Archive [https://ask-historians-archive.netlify.app]. It allows you to browse past submissions to the subreddit, it’s ad-free, works on mobile, loads fast, and works without JS. For now, it only contains some of the most recent posts up until 2022-12-31, but I’m planning to upload more over time. I hope this is useful to some - happy to hear and implement any feedback!

I created a reader for the AskHistorians reddit archives - LemmyWorld

After the whole reddit API fiasco, I wanted a way to browse the AskHistorians subreddit on my phone without using the reddit app or website. It also bugged me to have all this valuable information on a site that might make it disappear on a whim. So, I present to you the AskHistorians Archive [https://ask-historians-archive.netlify.app]. It allows you to browse past submissions to the subreddit, it’s ad-free, works on mobile, loads fast, and works without JS. For now, it only contains some of the most recent posts up until 2022-12-31, but I’m planning to upload more over time. I hope this is useful to some - happy to hear and implement any feedback!