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What have you been working on lately?

What have you been working on lately?

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Hi community! Would love to talk and get to know what you are working on right now

Could be:

  • a startup or a side project
  • open-source tool
  • article
  • random idea that accidentally became serious
  • or maybe you started new course or learned something new

I’ll go first.

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Been working on my self-hosted release orchestration tool for DevOps workflows (https://orbnetes.cloud/). Mostly fixing bugs, and trying to get people to actually discover it.

Share yours!

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I am learning React as its in demand. :-)

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@[TechFace] Thanks, I need to be consitent, but it breaks and its hard to collect myself back to the point where I left lol

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@[James Dayal]
I think I should do the same, the will is there it's the time that is missing somehow....

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@[isms-core-adm] Thanks. Good Luck. :-)

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I am trying to build my own PHP framework, since I feel Laravel became too heavy. https://codeberg.org/lunarisphp. Since I am building it, I am trying cosmic style naming conventions for fun. The goal is to learn various things in latest PHP versions and make it as lightweight as possible.

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@[bhaswanth] Nice

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Lately, I’ve been working on Dechive, my personal knowledge archive.

With AI writing more code, I’ve been thinking a lot about what developers still need to be good at. For me, it’s the ability to understand and verify what AI generates.

So I’m improving Dechive as a place to collect concepts, examples, mistakes, and reasoning paths — basically a library for building better judgment as a developer.

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Currently working on comchan my terminal based serial monitor with a plotter TUI (and a hell lot of other features).

You can find it here

https://github.com/Vaishnav-Sabari-Girish/ComChan

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@[Vaishnav-sabari-girish]
Nice work on ComChan! A Rust-based serial monitor with a plotter TUI is a great idea. Have you considered support for legacy/OT systems? Things like RS-485 half-duplex, Modbus RTU framing, or binary/hex display modes would make it really useful for industrial and embedded diagnostics too.

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Building a better way to handle project secrets (.env) in every stage of development. Will you use it?

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  1. An article about how I switched my Surface Pro 7 from Windows 10 to Zorin OS.
  2. Working on extra set of levels for my platformer game MagRider.
  3. Convincing myself to get back into the development of upcoming game Rend: infestation.
  4. Working on my engine that powers all of my games.
  5. Doing a full house reno.
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Building Permi

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