A full-stack projet that report cool URIs: https://www.w3.org/TR/cooluris/

URIs are cool up to the moment they change, so the service will register a URI and says if it is cool or not.

The service can be extended and provide a timeline when a URI was cool, when it became not cool anymore. And the less cooler it is.
Also it can provide stats on the coolest URIs registered :)

Checking a URL can result in 2 states:

• the URL is stored and the service is checking it stays cool
  • cool since YYYY-MM-DD
  • list of changes as timeline
• the URL is not stored and the service register it for the first time.

Featured components that are ready to be styled.

Use a web UI to ensure compatibility.
Operations are made through system calls of Node, Bun or deno or the git cli command as the FileSystem API is not widespread.

There is not a unstable then a stable phase, but 3 phases:

1. the API is unstable as hell
2. the API is mostly settled
3. In the third phase, the API is fully stable, and no backwards-incompatible changes are expected.

We can name these:

• experimental (unstable)
• production-ready (still unstable, but you can budget-in a bounded amount of upgrade work)
• stable (no maintenance work is required)

A pure HTML vue library. CSS is free :)

Endpoints:

• receive a quote that may induce existential dread
• estimate the percentage of life you have lived
• estimate the number of saturdays remaining
• estimate the number of people who will remember you in a given number of years

Sur 399 boutiques évalué par la comission européenne et les autorités nationales de protection des consommateurs:

• 42 sites web utilisaient de faux compteurs à rebours indiquant des échéances pour l'achat de produits spécifiques
• 4 sites web orientaient les consommateurs vers certains choix [...] par leur présentation visuelle ou leur formulation
• 70 sites web dissimulaient des informations importantes ou les rendaient moins visibles pour les consommateurs