Apostrophe Palette is a UI editor plugin for ApostropheCMS. The README had a code example with a missing closing curly brace, which would have caused errors if someone copied and pasted it. I added the missing brace to fix the example.
I pushed an update to my BuBi Bikes app, which shows real-time availability of Budapest's bike-sharing stations so you can quickly find a nearby bike or an open dock.
I made updates to my wedding save-the-date web app, syncing changes from Glitch (an online code editor that makes it easy to build and iterate on small web projects).
I made updates to my wedding save-the-date web app, syncing changes from Glitch (an online code editor that makes it easy to build and iterate on small web projects).
I made updates to my wedding save-the-date web app, syncing changes from Glitch (an online code editor that makes it easy to build and iterate on small web projects).
I made updates to my wedding save-the-date web app, syncing changes from Glitch (an online code editor that makes it easy to build and iterate on small web projects).
I made updates to my wedding save-the-date web app, syncing changes from the Glitch online code editor where I was working on it at the time.
I made updates to my wedding save-the-date web app, syncing changes from Glitch (an online code editor that makes it easy to build and iterate on small web projects).
Screen2vid is a simple web tool I built for screen recording. The footer was floating in the middle of the page when there wasn't much content, so I fixed it to stick to the bottom where it belongs.
I updated my wedding planning web app with some code refactoring (moving logic into controllers) and a language selection feature, syncing the changes from the Glitch online editor.
I set up the initial version of a wedding planning web app, including the base styling and date formatting with proper locale support so dates display correctly for different regions.
This is a collaborative coding dictionary project. I added WebSocket support so that the app could update in real time -- when someone adds or edits a definition, everyone else sees the change instantly without reloading the page.
Shepherd is a JavaScript library for creating guided product tours -- those step-by-step walkthroughs that show new users around an app. The tour.removeStep method existed but wasn't documented, so developers didn't know it was available. I added the missing documentation so people can discover and use it.
FizzBuzz is a classic programming challenge where you print numbers but replace some with "Fizz", "Buzz", or "FizzBuzz". This repo collects creative solutions in different languages and styles. I contributed a deliberately ugly JavaScript one-liner using nested ternary operators -- because sometimes the fun is in making it as unreadable as possible.
Hacktobermap is a Hacktoberfest project that plots contributors on a world map. I added myself to the map as part of my Hacktoberfest contributions.
The Name Suggestion Index is a community-maintained list of well-known businesses and how they should be tagged in OpenStreetMap. I added details for "Sem'ya," a Russian retail chain, including its Wikipedia link and English name, so mappers can correctly identify and tag these stores.
Feathers-vuex is a library that connects Vue.js apps to Feathers.js, a real-time API framework. A recent update to Feathers accidentally broke things by not always including required request parameters, causing crashes. I added a safety check so that parameters are always set when creating or removing data, preventing "undefined" errors even if the upstream library has a hiccup.
This is a tool for filtering German public transit departures by direction. It already supported a "when" option to look up departures at a specific time, but this wasn't mentioned anywhere in the documentation. I added it to the README so other developers could discover and use the feature.
VBB-AnyBar is a tool that shows Berlin public transit departures using a little coloured dot in your menu bar. I added a "time to station" setting so the app can account for how long it takes you to walk (or cycle, or drive) to the station, making its departure alerts actually useful for knowing when to leave.
This is a tutorial project for setting up user authentication with Passport.js and RethinkDB. I fixed a typo in the .gitignore file, which tells Git which files to leave out of the repository.