I build quite a few products over the years, which many of them failed and fall into oblivians. I wanted to create a page to archive these projects:

- to remember/show what I build in the past
- to share a postmoterm of why it fail

I go this idea when I was refreshing my CV and building a personal profile/portfolio page, which I realized I have forgotten about some projects or I no longer have any material to prove their existence (web page no longer online, no screen capture).

I have multiple text files with short technical notes on how to do various things (things I might easily forget). Perhaps creating a blog to keep those note shall be more organized with better documentation; an online repository also means less likely to loose those notes again.

I might be too busy or lazy to create a blog of technical tutorials (it does slow down my programming), but those notes are meant for myself (I treat them as documentation), then I am slightly more motivated to do it.

One of the reason many online tutorial sucks is because the author didn't really use the tech in production, thus I shall only document about tech I used and the problems I faced.

Besides, since I did google for a lot of answer online on a daily basis, perhaps it's time to contribute back into the information pool.

Lua Software Code: https://code.luasoftware.com/

PS: Thanks Boo for giving me the idea, else I will probably would not do this.

#blog

Easily organize your travel photos into a journal

We tends to focus or remembered negativity/failure/self-doubt in life. This app helps you focus on positivity, gratitude and life tips on a daily basis.

PS: This is the first project I have an official co-conspirator - my wife.

This app will allow people to select causes and effects for the events in their life that they are grateful for

A testing ground for Android (Kotlin) as a lightweight merchant system:
1. Inventory Management
2. POS features
3. Staff Management
4. Reporting
5. Customer Loyalty
6. Social Media integration

Just discovered #whatidonow, intrigued by what/how etc

Desenhar
#love

Novo estilo de vida

A small scale organic farm is going to go public soon. They want an app to sell their produce.

I've been making sluggish progress, but It Ends Tonight. Its a weekend, and the app finishes itself today

A very simple app to share photos on location, and discover interesting places and things near you (or far away).

Maps

App for my Eagle Scout project designed to optimize the process required to get a Gunn High School student with the appropriate tutor.

Test this site

This is a bit of a baptism by fire for me. I am doing a devops role for the first time and learning python whilst trying to get things set up to work in production.
I would love some hints and tips around this sort of thing. Any caveats I should know about? Rookie moves to avoid?

Have been storing my password in an "encrypted form" using online storage app, probably not the best long-term practice.

I am learning Kotlin and Android's latest Architecture Components, so I build this app to put my learning into actual practice.

Try LuaPass: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.luasoftware.luapass

An app that helps you manage your plants. Get reminders for watering and changing the soil, etc

- Setup xrdp
- Test quality/smoothness/readability through VPN (vscode/Python/lots of code or logs)

It's my first professional project, I'm working alone in this and although I have a lot implemented, there's a long roadmap ahead.

The stack so far is kinda like this
Flask+gunicorn
React+leaflet
Postgres
nginx
docker on Azure

I have a bunch of issues regarding efficiency, the app displays heavy renders of maps and visualizations
- I need help setting up CI/CD
- I need to update a lot of tests (I'm using pytest)

to then study for Network+ or CCNA or pass this exam
OR some coding maybe?