@jupeme6

A markdown note editor called Margen, built with a "digital typewriter" aesthetic. The app is a three-column layout: a sidebar with the list of notes, a raw markdown editor pane, and a live preview pane that renders the markdown as you type. The markdown parser is written from scratch, no marked.js or any library, just a chain of regex replaces.

A personal expense tracker called Flujo, built with an editorial / ledger aesthetic instead of the usual finance app look. The goal is to make understanding your own money feel calm and intentional, like keeping a private book of accounts rather than scrolling through dashboards.

A weather app that lets you search the current weather of any city by name. You type a city, hit Search, and it fetches the temperature, humidity, wind speed, feels-like temperature and a short description from the OpenWeatherMap API. Everything runs in the browser, no backend, no account needed. It's a learning project: I'm building it in four betas, starting with a plain but functional version and improving the UI, adding a 5-day forecast, geolocation and PWA support in later versions.

con ir y esas cosas

Don't you ever spend hours watching reels and see videos with GitHub repositories or websites that are super useful, but you don't know when you'll actually use them? RGG is here to solve that. It's a local tool that saves video links, repository names, transcripts, and descriptions.

Una estacion de carga para baterias 18250 (de vapers) usando uun tp4056 modificado y un diseño 3d!

Un terrorifico cacharro basado en un esp32, un step-up de voltaje y un nfc