It allows:

• to share ideas with own blogs
• stay informed in real time
• discover new blogs (via reference in an article or webring)

So the idea is to parse them with an engine ! Here comes RSS Discovery Engine

Impressive :)

The example about youtube-gif is a great example of what can be done fast !

Un logiciel 3D simple d'utilisation qui permet d'exporter des scènes 3D (zoom et mouvement de la caméra par l'utilisateur inclus).

Possibilité d'export en .jpg, .png, .gif ou format JS, HTML, CSS pour l'intégration.

Then search in Extensions for the color picker. The shortcut can be changed (Super+0 by default).
After picking, the colro is copied to the clipboard. Simple and fast.

The official website: https://dagger.io/

Sounds promising. Every devOps tool is a node in a graph, and we can plug-in everything: CVS, scripts, APIs, CD/CI, other tools.

Meant to share and edit code online.

Support code highlighting and light/dark theme. The design is a mix of SublimeText and VSCode

Ok. A more or less dropdown in the terminal that provides the next word possible

Je testerais cela pour une prochaine présentation en cours !

Avec un guide sur l'utilisation du CLI et de la génération automatique des slides via Gitlab Pages (ou GitPod): https://medium.com/linkbynet/making-slides-from-anywhere-for-anyone-using-marp-gitlab-pages-and-gitpod-35001daf1c93

Using the tool jc to convert the output of a command to JSON.

timefind lets you find the exact moment that something was added to a website.
It quickly flips through Web Archive snapshots using binary search, pinpointing the date of the modification.

Same as remove.bg (removing a background of an image), but in the CLI:

pip install rembg
curl -s http://input.png | rembg > output.png # from an external source
rembg -o path/to/output.png path/to/input.png # from a file
rembg -p path/to/input path/to/output # convert an entire directory

NExfil is an OSINT tool written in python for finding profiles by username. The provided usernames are checked on over 350 websites within few seconds. The goal behind this tool was to get results quickly while maintaining low amounts of false positives.

avec le projet Feed me up, Scotty

NocoDB transforme un serveur MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite ou MariaDB en une feuille de calcul interactive.

Le dépôt git: https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb-seed

The doc is here: https://prestigemad.com/docs/

I have used some of it before, and it is convenient.

They support User Journey maps (or User experience map) now 👍

Wow we can make a lot of things with Vega. It is customizable through the JSON document passed to it.