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Create a new production-ready project with backend, frontend and deploy automation by running one CLI command! Focus on writing code and thinking of business-logic! The CLI will take care of the rest. Next, open the generated Ansible inventory file (called hosts.ini) and fill in the variables according to your server configuration. And you're ready to automatically deploy this project. If you don't want to install Create Go App CLI to your system, you feel free to using our official Docker image and run CLI from isolated container. ...

...Recently I was quite frustrated to find out that the old API on Twitter was depreciated and the overhead in setting up a system to perform OAUTH just to get my already publicly available tweets was too damn high. Even worse I couldn't find any simple solutions for JavaScript. All code examples were server-side. So after much thinking, I invented the following solution. It makes use of the over-bloated widgets Twitter gives us to put on our sites, cuts out all the nonsense (and nonsemantic markup), and returns to you your raw tweet text so you can do with it as you please and style it how you want on your own website - like it should be. Instructions on how to get it working with your tweets are in the code comments, just do what it says! ...

...The inventory (clothes, shapes, attachments etc.) of an avatar is traditionally stored centrally in the databases of the grid. If a user only visits one or maybe two grids, this central storage works quite well, but as more and more grids are starting to appear, the centralist thinking starts to become frustrating. Each time a user creates an account on a new grid, the user is faced with a nearly empty inventory, and has to spend time searching for suitable clothes and accessories. In many situations it would be a lot simpler if a user could simply reuse the inventory already accumulated. This project is an attempt to give the user control of the inventory, allowing the upload and download of inventory elements between different grids.

Wiki2CRM: thinking of flexibily of Wiki Project, a new free and fast mini-CRM for tracking activities and a lot more ... Fast to use, free to be modified as Wiki, in a cooperative environment.