@Cheru0I made a simple serverless link shortner! next step is to add a nice UI
@Jaden0Started development on our hackathon’s login site!
@abby0This week I’m going to an FRC competition and going to be leading my old team’s scouting. I made a link tree for quick links. I know the links don’t fully work as I haven’t finished making the forms. I followed Steph.js’s tutorial! Here’s the link: cada2022-link.vercel.app!
@caleb0Link unfurling 2.0, and this time it's running in production :yay:@caleb0(janky) link unfurling!@uanirudhx0Hello, hello hack clubbers.
Along with my return to the slack i have a dope ship for you! 🚢
Introducing lr, a simple and fast link shortener.
It builds on the ideas of many smartpeople (thanks @safin.singh@caleb :) and has an extremely small source footprint, clocking in at 770sloc.
lr requires pthreads, sockets, a POSIX-1.2008 conforming libc and a C99 compiler. That's about it. It serves your links really fast[1].
To get started just clone the repository and run make run
Anyways if you like it give it a star ⭐thanks:)
[1] No benchmarks go run your own lol
@matt0using shorty for the sources of one of my worksheets in school 😎
@sporeball0my esolang's web interpreter can generate permalinks now!
@jessding0Made fluffy lemon cupcakes! (but no frosting so... muffins??)
