madc

Reminds me of the wonderful thing: https://hammertail.itch.io/pixel-fireplace

Here another similar project based on nginx: https://nginxproxymanager.com/

Have you looked into these? https://solokeys.com

This is brilliant.

No web developer old enough will ever forget, I promise you that.

I think this link should actually go here: https://github.com/NodeOS/NodeOS/issues/441

On Firefox your main navigation does not work.

I was going to write the same thing.

And talking about downtime, see that you get a solid webhost. A clients shop had ~1h downtime a day (!) that nobody could explain. Same setup on a new host runs for a couple of weeks now without issues.

Several people mentioned Magento already. For your project, I'd stongly add suggest you should ignore that. While Magento has loads of features build it, it also misses some, I'd consider important. You can not create a custom invoice template out of the box for example.

If you are a somewhat experienced developer, Sylius might give you a good experience and code quality. We build a shop on an earlier version, and it runs solid - not a single downtime in years.

Sylius should be seen more as a framework. And while it is full featured, it also is maintenance.

This is who owns GitHub now.

Loads of not maintained open source projects make it to the front page lately..

Last commit: two years ago..

The project seems dead anyway.. last commit was two years ago.

This could grow into an awesome-document-templates list..

r3ddit is a nice one too, good catch!

It should be called 3ddit.com

How does it compare to https://looka.com?

I was going to write a similar comment. Including the intro..

Is is worth mentioning that the german police has stated, that the only connection between this website and the people raided is, that they process donations for riseup. They have nothing to do with this website. And the police never thought, that they have.

And this is what Arc Darker looks like: https://color.firefox.com/?theme=XQAAAALiAAAAAAAAAABBKYhm849...

My next read. Anyone read it already? What are the thoughts?

Ha, that reminds me of my small local markdown based wiki thing: https://github.com/madc/Miki

Bit outdated by now tough..

The lead developer is also giving some more insight in the comments of this fb post: https://www.facebook.com/thomas.schranz/posts/10154890727209...

We're huge fans of Bolt (http://bolt.cm) for small and medium sized websites. Its based on Synfony (PHP) and Twig and allows super easy creation of content types by configuration.

Moritz Stefaner is on my all-time toplist: http://truth-and-beauty.net/projects/emoto

It's not thought as an actual replacement for google maps/leaflet/openlayers, but to generate interactive backgrounds for websites.