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🔥 SandeepVashishtha / Eventra - Eventra is a comprehensive event management system that empo

GitHub热门项目 | Eventra is a comprehensive event management system that empowers organizers to create, manage, and track events seamlessly. Built with a modern tech stack featuring React frontend and Spring Boot backend, Eventra provides everything needed to run successful events from creation to post-event analytics. | Stars: 106 | 3 stars today | 语言: JavaScript

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How I Built Hidden Collector Game in Unity

As part of my game development journey, I recently created Hidden Collector , a Unity-based game where players explore levels and collect hidden items while progressing through different challenges. This project started as a way for me to improve my Unity and C# skills, but it quickly became an opportunity to learn about game design, UI systems, audio management, scene transitions, and player experience. What I Worked On While building Hidden Collector, I implemented: Player movement and interactions Collectible item systems Multiple game levels UI menus and game screens Audio and sound effects Progress tracking Game flow and scene management Challenges During Development One of the biggest challenges was making different game systems work together smoothly. Something as simple as collecting an item often required updates to UI elements, game state management, and progression systems. Debugging these interactions taught me a lot about organizing Unity projects and writing maintainable code. What I Learned This project helped me gain experience with: Unity Engine C# scripting Game architecture UI implementation Audio management Debugging and testing Most importantly, I learned that building complete projects teaches far more than following tutorials. Play the Game You can try Hidden Collector here: https://sinxcos07.itch.io/hiddencollector Screenshots What's Next? I'm continuing to improve my game development skills by building new projects, experimenting with different mechanics, and learning more about creating engaging player experiences. If you try the game, I'd love to hear your feedback. By Suryansh Sinha (sinxcos07) Connect With Me GitHub: https://github.com/sinxcos07 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suryansh-sinha/ Play Hidden Collector: https://sinxcos07.itch.io/hiddencollector

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🚀 Building an open-source email blast tool — free, self-hosted, no Mailchimp needed. Looking for contributors to help add: 📊 Open & click tracking 🐳 Docker support All issues are open. Jump in 👇 https://github.com/nikhilt101/email-blast-tool

GitHub - nikhilt101/email-blast-tool: Open source HTML email sender tool using CSV/XLSX + Gmail SMTP · GitHub Open source HTML email sender tool using CSV/XLSX + Gmail SMTP - nikhilt101/email-blast-tool github.com

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Why your React tournament bracket breaks in Safari (and a 4 KB pure-CSS fix)

You build a tournament bracket with a popular React library. In Chrome it's perfect — neat columns, clean connector lines. Then you open it on an iPhone, or in Safari, or inside your Capacitor app… and every match is crammed into the top-left corner, stacked on top of the round headers. If you've ever shipped a bracket to iOS, you've probably seen this exact bug. Here's why it happens — and a tiny library that fixes it for good. The symptom It looks fine everywhere Chromium runs (Chrome, Edge, Android WebView) and completely broken everywhere WebKit runs: Safari (macOS and iOS) iOS WKWebView Capacitor / Cordova apps Electron-on-WebKit The matches don't just shift a little — they all render at coordinate (0,0) of the bracket, piling on top of each other and the headers. The cause: SVG <foreignObject> in WebKit Most React bracket libraries — @g-loot/react-tournament-brackets , react-tournament-bracket , and friends — render the bracket as an SVG and place each match's HTML inside a <foreignObject> positioned with x / y attributes. WebKit has a long-standing bug: it ignores x , y , and transform on <foreignObject> and positions the content relative to the top-level <svg> instead of the foreignObject's own coordinates. Every match therefore collapses to the origin. And there's no CSS escape hatch — x , y , and transform are all ignored on foreignObject in Safari, so you can't nudge the content back into place. I even tried patching a library to wrap each match in a <g transform="translate(x,y)"> instead of a nested <svg x y> ; WebKit ignores ancestor transforms for foreignObject positioning too. The SVG approach is simply a dead end on WebKit. The fix: don't use SVG at all A bracket is really just columns of cards joined by connector lines — and both are expressible in plain CSS. Here's the key insight. Put each round in a flex column where every match sits in an equal flex: 1 slot. Because each round has half the matches of the previous one, a match's slot spans exactl

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AstroFit – My Fitness Tracking Web Application

By Suryansh Sinha (sinxcos07) Introduction Recently, I built AstroFit , a fitness-focused web application as a personal project to learn more about modern web development, deployment, databases, and building complete applications from idea to production. This project helped me understand how different parts of a web application work together, from the user interface to backend functionality and deployment. Why I Built AstroFit I wanted to work on a project that felt practical and useful while also helping me improve my development skills. Instead of creating a simple clone project, I decided to build a fitness application where I could experiment with real-world features and deployment workflows. Development Journey Building AstroFit involved much more than just creating pages and connecting them together. Some of the areas I explored while working on this project included: Frontend development Backend integration Database management Authentication systems Deployment and hosting Debugging production issues One of the biggest learning experiences was understanding how different technologies communicate with each other in a complete application. Future Plans I plan to continue improving AstroFit by adding more features, refining the user experience, and expanding its capabilities over time. This project is still evolving, and I'm excited to keep working on it. Project Links Live Demo: astrofit-fitness.vercel.app GitHub: sinxcos07 / astrofit-frontend Fitness platform combining workout tracking and astrology-inspired personalization. AstroFit AstroFit is a modern fitness web application that combines workout tracking with astrology-inspired personalization to create a unique and engaging fitness experience. Features Modern responsive UI Astrology-inspired fitness experience Workout tracking interface User authentication system Backend integration Smooth and interactive design Mobile-friendly layout Tech Stack Frontend HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript Backend Node.js Express.js SQL

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When WP-CLI fatals on the plugin you came to rescue

A WordPress plugin update breaks the site. You SSH in to roll back the bad plugin with WP-CLI, and you get this: Fatal error : Uncaught Error : ... in / path / to / broken - plugin / main . php : 42 The plugin you came to fix has now stopped the tool you came to fix it with. It looks contradictory, but it makes sense once you know how WP-CLI starts up — and there's a flag pair that gets you out. Why WP-CLI itself crashes When you run a rollback command like wp plugin install <name> --version=X --force , WP-CLI internally boots WordPress before doing anything else . Plugin registration and option loading all happen during WordPress's startup, so a broken plugin gets loaded there, throws a fatal, and takes the WP-CLI process down with it. The sequence: WP-CLI boots WordPress WordPress loads the active plugins The broken plugin throws a fatal WP-CLI exits before ever reaching the file-replace step The actual rollback (downloading the PHAR, overwriting the plugin directory) never gets a chance to run. The fix — safe-mode flags WP-CLI has two startup flags, --skip-plugins and --skip-themes . With both set, WordPress's startup skips loading any plugins and themes at all . wp plugin install <name> --version = X --force --skip-plugins --skip-themes File-system operations (downloading the PHAR, unpacking it, replacing files) don't depend on plugin code, so they run fine. The broken plugin never gets loaded at boot, so it never fatals, and the rollback completes. Should you set these flags everywhere? You might think "why not just add these to every WP-CLI command by default?" But some commands genuinely need plugins or themes loaded. wp cache flush relies on the object-cache plugin's hooks. wp doctor reads diagnostic information that plugins register. Setting safe-mode flags on those would break them in subtle ways. The practical split: file-operation commands always get --skip-plugins --skip-themes . Cache and diagnostic commands don't. That single rule eliminates the worst

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