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  1. Codelink compression manager will now use JSZip for compression. It gives you a .zip file that is compressed using DEFLATE. Prior deleting issues are fixed and I will try to add folder compression.

    github.com/Wervice/Codelink

  2. New release for Codelink will be out on Monday afternoon next week. It gets gZIP compression, a fixed list view and some more features. I am working seperate executables for FileTree and the browser. It will also run under Linux.

    github.com/Wervice/Codelink

    If you like it, please ⭐️ it on :github:

  3. Codelink's FileTree is now also working under . This means it is ready for new features and updates. I hope it will run smooth under your machines. The release will be at the end of next week +- a few days.

    The repo link for the project:
    github.com/Wervice/Codelink

    Star would be very nice

  4. will get another update soon. I'm working on creating a version for . It will also have a better preview mode, standalone executables and a true compression manager.

    Here is the repo link:
    github.com/Wervice/Codelink

  5. The new release of Codelink is out. The version 1.5 brought lots of new features like compression, note-taking, image thumbnails, list views, browser security updates and a new default search engine.

    If you are interested in the release, you can get it from here:
    github.com/Wervice/Codelink/re

    It still runs exclusively under Windows.
    The release notes on GitHub are very short, If you want to learn more, then there is a thread under this post.

  6. @wervice this doesn't really fit with your four hashtags, but here goes …

    A few days ago I began using a web app that works well, in a desktop environment, if stretched wide across two HD displays. The stretch must be careful, for the black borders of the two displays to not fall in the middle of a column.

    The app is more difficult to use on a smaller display, in the same desktop environment, because the developers chose to use a ridiculously shallow horizontal scroll bar. I might attempt to fix this, for myself, with CSS, however I'm not a developer (I really don't know what I'm doing with CSS). Moreover, I shouldn't be forced to hack something as basic, as essential, as a scroll bar. It's excruciatingly poor UX.

    The same web app is, in some ways, much easier to use (in Firefox) on a small Apple iPad, because I can use my finger to swipe horizontally.

    #UX #Alemba #scrollbar #iOS

  7. This is a screenshot for FileTree's new notes feature.
    FileTree creates a folder in your code directory and can gitignore it for you. Then you can create linked notes using Markdown. Some things like links to external websites are blocked right now, but I will look for a comfortable way to handle these. It will soon get image support, too.

    github.com/Wervice/Codelink

  8. Version 1.4.1 is published. It features bug fixes, encryption, file details, moving, copying and some simple bug fixes. I edited the build's metadata a little bit.

    github.com/Wervice/Codelink/re

    Tell me if you liked it and please star the repo.

  9. Here is the new release of Codelink. It is the v1.4.0 with an updated FileTree interface and more tools. It will soon support AES256CBC to protect your files.

    github.com/Wervice/Codelink/re

    Please star it if you like it.

  10. I estimate the new release of Codelink's FileTree to be published 'till the end of this week.
    File Tree will finally get the Copy and Move features. It will also be able to show file details and manage encryption and basic security information.

    I will tomorrow create a website for it on my homepage, so you can discover the features more easily.

    wervice.github.io
    github.com/wervice/codelink

  11. I am working on the next version of FileTree. I will finally add the last features, a basic file manager should have, so I can proceed with the special features.

    I am expecting, that I'll be ready to publish it in 3-6 days.

    github.com/Wervice/Codelink

  12. The new feature FileTree is now published. You can download it and try it yourself. It is still in a very early state. I will tomorrow upload a Windows Build. I also fixed some bugs.
    github.com/Wervice/Codelink

  13. will soon get a specialised file manager, that will help you to keep your file structure clear. It will of course also feature the basic tools.

    github.com/Wervice/Codelink

  14. I finished the next version of my new project
    The browser now has a nice intro & the new bug research assistant. 🛠️

    It makes searching and fixing annoying problems in your code easier, without AI features.
    It comes with two modes.

    I also sped up the old build, It now runs almost instantly 🔗:
    github.com/Wervice/Codelink/re

    If you like what I am doing, please star my project. ⭐

    I will soon add more cool features.

  15. The first stable binary release for Codelink is online. You can now give it a try. I'm sorry that it tool so long for me, to get this working. If there are any problems, please contact me.

    This is the link to the first binary release:
    github.com/Wervice/Codelink/re

  16. I can soon upload the :windows: Build for Codelink. I used nwjs-packager for the build.
    The link:
    github.com/Wervice/Codelink

  17. I created a small application for windows developers :windows11:.
    It helps you research bug fixes 🔍 run your important applications and do some small things faster 🕐 .
    I will add a load of new features soon. I already added some Easter eggs. :egg:
    It is fully written using NW.js. :nodejs:

    Here is the link: github.com/Wervice/Codelink

    Please tell me, If it didn't work.

  18. You can now easily change the WSGI server for Lumos. You can choose between Gevent WSGI and Flask.run().

    github.com/Wervice/Lumos

  19. The update for Lumos is uploaded. You can now use Gevenet (with your own SSL Certificate) or the less secure but more simple Flask.run().
    github.com/Wervice/Lumos

  20. Me: flatpak, paranoid backups, no node installed on the system because of npm viruses
    Also me: curl ... | sh

  21. has so many great tools! These include use_context for providing a context to all children of a component or use_resource for asynchronous resource loading.
    It is just very well integrated, and RSX feels surprisingly elegant, even a bit more readable than XML syntax in my opinion.

  22. Btw any website can basically make a request to your localhost from the browser using a simple fetch. This includes in-dev or untested applications. To prevent this, the application should use proper CORS. I have installed in my browser as well and denied LAN for any website, even trusted ones. I think this is a fairly scary browser default.

  23. I am currently refactoring most of Zentrox' Rust codebase and API to make it more suitable for collaborating with others on this project.

    After that I am considering to re-write parts of the JavaScript frontend.

    I realized, it is fairly fun removing bad code and being able to just write a cleaner version of it.

  24. Just tried to install the several months old version of Zentrox my self.
    I think I should really simplify the user experience when it comes to installing the program.
    Currently, this is not at all anywhere near smooth. 😂

  25. I re-worked account settings. It now lets you disable and enable 2FA any time. The interface also is a bit cleaner now.

  26. Updated packages section
    It is not fully finished now, but it now has:
    - Loaders for installing, removing and updating
    - Updating
    - Cleaner UI

  27. Screenshots of logging interface. It is powered using journalctl. It supports searching and time ranges.
    What shoud I add or change?

    (Yes I removed some sensitive information)