@Pranav23

Archivyy is a personal digital archive built with Go, Echo, JavaScript, and SeaweedFS. Users can upload files through the web interface, which are sent by the Go backend to an S3-compatible SeaweedFS storage server. The backend uses S3 pagination to retrieve stored files and is being extended to allow users to stream media directly from the archive. The Go application is hosted on Render, while the storage is hosted separately on Hack Club Nest. btw for the s3 server to work start it up locally by cloning the whole project.. i recently also worked on adding metadata and streaming the data and previewing it before download

Archivyy is a personal digital archive built with Go, Echo, JavaScript, and SeaweedFS. Users can upload files through the web interface, which are sent by the Go backend to an S3-compatible SeaweedFS storage server. The backend uses S3 pagination to retrieve stored files and is being extended to allow users to stream media directly from the archive. The Go application is hosted on Render, while the storage is hosted separately on Hack Club Nest. btw for the s3 server to work start it up locally by cloning the whole project

i made a web app that lets you conveniently search up album covers. I made this because i had issues with getting album covers instantly so i solved also im working on a api for this. Also to the reviewers pls allow hosting on render thats the only way i can host without paying for golang web apps