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So we released DevPod (https://github.com/loft-sh/devpod) recently, with multiple providers so that users can reduce the time it takes to get VScode ( + other IDEs you may already be using) remote development environments configured. We would love to hear your feedback on it + let us know how to make it better.
What are some of the issues you are running into when you are doing remote development with VScode (or other IDEs) that we can help make easier?
We're also running a product hunt related to DevPod, so if you have used it and have feedback or want to upvote/leave a comment, definitely check it out: (https://www.producthunt.com/posts/devpod-2)
Please give it a try, let us know if you have any issues by creating an issue or joining our slack (slack.loft.sh) :
Hey Reddit gamers and developers!
I wanted to share an project I've been working on called SimpleGamify. 🚀 It's a gamification Docker service that can help you add an extra layer of engagement and fun to your existing applications. Whether you're a game developer or a software engineer, SimpleGamify can bring that extra spark to your projects!
Check out SimpleGamify on GitHub: SimpleGamify
What is SimpleGamify?
SimpleGamify is a flexible and easy-to-use gamification service that integrates seamlessly with your applications. It provides you with a range of gamification features, allowing you to create leaderboards, badges, achievements, and much more. With SimpleGamify, you can incentivize user engagement, drive competition, and keep your audience hooked!
Not a programmer. Not even sure how I managed to figure out what I am about to ask.
I regularly find myself on museum image archives, trying to download high resolution versions of images, in spite of the fact that said websites don't offer a download option. Thus far, I have worked out enough patterns and tricks to know that if their image viewer has a tiled zoom option, I can go into developer tools, find a zoomed in tile Jpeg and open it in a separate tab. Then I can change the resolution in the address bar by replacing the image resolution information with "full/full". Example below
Before:
https://nyheritage.contentdm.oclc.org/iiif/2/p16694coll29:1691/2048,0,352,1024/352,/0/default.jpg
After:
https://nyheritage.contentdm.oclc.org/iiif/2/p16694coll29:1691/full/full/0/default.jpg
Again, no idea really what exactly I am doing, I just know it works. Everytime I do this though, I have to go in by hand, zooming in, finding the tile jpg, and altering the address by hand. Is there a faster way that I can do all of that so I can arrive at the full high res image more quickly? or if not, can someone at least help me out with better terms to explain what I am doing.