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01Dynamic Pong: Territory Conquest Meets Classic Physics2025

How I used GitHub Copilot to build a multi-area competitive pong game where balls battle for territory. A journey into AI-assisted game development.

02Introducing Camunda Directory2025

Your One-Stop Shop for Everything Camunda. Camunda Directory is the new hot category that combines process orchestration, automation, and AI capabilities for enterprise-wide automation.

03Getting Started with AIME Directory Collections in 5 Minutes2025

A step-by-step guide to using AIME Directory's collection feature. Learn how to browse, collect, and export AI development resources to supercharge your workflow.

04How to use a proxy in a nodejs environment2024

How to use a proxy in a nodejs environment

05Introducing weeklyfoo2024

Introducing weeklyfoo

06Create your own epaper calendar with Canvas2023

Create your own epaper calendar with Canvas

07Codespaces can become a game changer2023

Codespaces is a remote container that can be configured for your needs and that includes VSCode to start implementing instantly.

08Cloudflare pages direct upload with stable preview urls2023

Cloudflare pages direct upload with stable preview urls. I switched all my projects to Monorepos this year, and I use Cloudflare Pages intensively.

09Building your own Twitter Thread Generator2023

That's a twitter thread made with flethy. Setup in less than 5 minutes. Create a thread with a single command. Don't trust any 3rd party service.

10300 APIs integrated in minutes, not days2023

So now how about just deploying this description to the cloud, and it will be executed there, and you don’t have to worry about it yourself.

11Be an orchestration hero2023

I’m going to show you how you can easily integrate with 10 services without writing a single line of code using Camunda 8 and the recently introduced Connectors.

12Cut a few braids - new NPM package2022

Cut a few braids - new NPM package. web3nao http-configs is a zero-dependency library that provides http configs for a number of web3 (and web2) APIs.

13ETHme - your chic web3 identity2021

ETHme - your chic web3 identity. A web3 profile page, with which I can enrich my data without gas costs. Comparable with bio.link or linktree.

14Automatically update data and commit2021

Automatically update data and commit using Github Actions. For a single page application, various data sources are tapped.

15Aren't the standard actions going too far for you? Write your own one!2021

Aren't the standard actions going too far for you? Write your own one! I’m currently working on a new NPM package that is supposed to be an abstraction layer for API endpoints.

16Screenshots - a perfect task to automate!2021

Screenshots - a perfect task to automate! My Github Action is essentially a small NodeJS app that ships as a Dockerfile and can be found in the Marketplace.

17Send messages to Slack from Camunda Cloud2021

Send messages to Slack from Camunda Cloud. Since we want to integrate with Slack you need a Slack Workspace.

185 Steps how to track your Team's Mood2020

5 Steps how to track your Team's Mood. A small backend is of course necessary to send and accept the mood images.

19Automate your manual tasks with Camunda and Trello!2020

Automate your manual tasks with Camunda and Trello! Trello is a great tool to organize and collaborate on tasks.

20Go beyond the basics2020

Go beyond the basics. In the first example the worker determines a random number and returns this number to the started instance.

21Is there an alternative to spaghetti?2020

Is there an alternative to spaghetti? Can’t the spaghetti effect occur quickly as well when I design and execute processes?

22Play with node-canvas and build something useful2020

Play with node-canvas and build something useful. I built my first useful project with canvas.

23How do I implement a command line tool?2020

How do I implement a command line tool? I’m a software engineer, so I expect a direction in which a product should be developed.

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Cut a few braids - new NPM package

2022-05-28typescript npm webdev javascript

Hi all. I’m currently working on a new NPM package that is supposed to be an abstraction layer for API endpoints. It would be awesome if one or the other could take a look at it and give feedback if this is a useful package or rather going in a wrong direction. web3nao http-configs is a zero-dependency library that provides http configs for a number of web3 (and web2) APIs in a simple way. The whole library is fully typed and gives easy access to the included APIs. Motivated to implement for a simple reason: less dependencies in your own projects. What I have done so far:

I want to use a service.
I’m looking for a corresponding SDK or a suitable package that simplifies the integration with.
Profit What I haven’t done: examine each package for their deployed dependencies. The effect is that my own application gets unnecessarily many dependencies, and strictly speaking I can’t be completely sure what happens inside the library. Of course, this also opens up some attack vectors. With web3nao you don’t get any additional dependency. It just contains an easy to use and typed API to use services. It is ultimately up to the user which http client to use (got, axios, fetch, …). The config is mapped to the config of the http client and done.

got
axios
fetch

A significant advantage in my opinion are the provided interfaces. If I connect a new API, or connect an API that I already know but haven’t used for a while, I always have to invest time to find out how to use the API: Authorization, headers, payload, paths, … The types in web3nao make the integration much more effective and efficient, because less mistakes happen and you get the expected result faster. Play I appreciate your feedback!

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