I added channel subscriptions and several other features to my personal chat app, including the ability to subscribe to specific chat channels, infinite scrolling to load older messages, and improved channel permissions so people can only see the channels they have access to.
I built a personal real-time chat app using Meteor.js. In this update, I added the logic for channels to update in real time when new messages arrive, so users automatically see the latest content without refreshing the page.
I built a personal real-time chat app using Meteor.js. In this update, I added channel-level permissions so that only authorised users can see messages in private channels, and admins can add or remove users from those channels.
I added permission controls to my chat app so that only users who have access to a channel can see its messages. I also built an admin panel for managing channels, adding and removing users, and added user avatars via Gravatar.
I merged the markdown and emoticon features from my development branch into the main branch of my chat app, making rich text formatting and emoticons available to all users.
I built a personal real-time chat app using Meteor.js. In this update, I added the ability for users to edit their own messages after sending them.
I added support for markdown formatting (like bold and italic text) and emoticons to my personal chat app, so messages look richer and more expressive instead of just plain text.
I built a personal real-time chat app using Meteor.js. This was an early merge bringing in several improvements, including better notification pop-ups when things go wrong, and an access control system so channels can be public or restricted to specific users.
I built the first working version of a personal real-time chat application using Meteor.js, with basic visual design and the ability to create and switch between different chat channels.
Codiad is a code editor that runs in a web browser. Its file-comparison feature was breaking when files contained special characters (like accented letters), because it wasn't explicitly set to handle UTF-8 encoding. I added the UTF-8 encoding declaration so that comparing files with non-English characters works correctly.
Anchor CMS is a lightweight PHP blogging platform. It would crash when running on a machine without internet access because it tried to check for updates without handling the case where it couldn't connect. I added a check so it gracefully skips the update check when there's no network connection, instead of crashing.