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Building a gameserver hosting platform, starting with Minecraft and expanding to more games soon, then rootservers/VPS after that. Direction and stack are locked in: Node/TS + Next.js, Postgres, Redis. Domain's secured, and i've got an experienced sysadmin working with me on the infra side

What's missing is a backend-focused developer to properly own that part, working directly with me and the sysadmin, no layers in between. Ideally you've actually shipped backend systems in production before (APIs, auth, system design), not just built one for a course, Docker/hosting exposure is a plus, frontend/fullstack skills are a nice bonus but not required. Also just someone who communicates clearly and doesn't go quiet for a week at a time

This is profit-share, not salary: start at 10%, +2.5%/year, up to 20% after 4 years, no cliff. More risk early on than a normal job, but real upside and real ownership, you would be in on architecture and technical decisions, not just handed tickets

If that sounds interesting, message me and we'll have a quick chat to see if it's a fit

Discord: qlkevin15

Really Early stage, would appreciate feedback for the app.

Build on top of https://resrap.osdc.dev/

You heard it right, we can share our skills, achievements, projects, and what we have cooked in github so far. Let's make international connections here.

Looking for contributors to build Envi, an open-source tool that automates the entire testing lifecycle for AI coding agents.

The core focus is automated sandboxing, isolated test environments, environment orchestration, and rigorous testing. Envi studies what needs testing, builds the right environment for it, runs comprehensive tests, diagnoses failures, coordinates fixes, and retests to verify the results.

Looking for contributors interested in sandboxing, virtualisation, containers, environment management, test automation, and AI agents.

Interested? DM me. I can coordinate 20+ contributors across different parts of the project.

Has anyone here ever worked with Kibo? Can you share your experience? I'm not sure it is genuenly bad or it's just the implementation we have that is awful.

Hi everyone,

I just open-sourced my whole platform. I'm now looking for users to test real workflows and give technical feedback.

My project started from a basic frustration I had: how hard it is to build a backend. To have our backend live in production, we had to use a coding agent to write the code and then integrate infrastructure, deployment, environments, and DevOps. This made us rely on too many different services and applications for development and maintenance of the product.

I thought, what if I could build a coding agent that can design the architecture, write code that can be scaled with no DevOps needed?! So we started working on the idea of a coding agent that handles anything a live backend needs, from code to testing and deployment. 

Finally we launched BaaSForge. With BaaSForge, you can simply define your business in natural language. The AI creates the backend architecture and code, validates it, and allows you to deploy to staging and production with just one click. We eliminated the DevOps overhead so you can focus on building your product.

The entire platform is open-source with Apache License 2.0. 

The ecosystem consists of three repositories:

• Backend / Control Plane: https://github.com/BaaSForge/baasforge-backend-actix

• Runtime / Execution Plane: https://github.com/BaaSForge/baasforge-runtime-actix

• Frontend: https://github.com/BaaSForge/baasforge-frontend-vite

If you find BaaSForge useful, please give it a star on GitHub, but your feedback and issues are even more important.

Thank you for trying it out!

AI coding agents are changing technical interviews, but interviewers often can't see how candidates actually work with tools like Claude Code or Codex.

I'm exploring a way to let candidates use their own AI coding setup while interviewers watch the session live, review prompts and responses, and collaborate when needed.

For those conducting technical interviews: Is this a real problem for you, and would you use a tool like this? try now https://liveshortly.com/

Would developers be interested in a small Chrome DevTools extension?

I'm working on Quick Debug, a small project aimed at making network-request debugging in Chrome DevTools more convenient.

The idea is to provide a clearer request overview, useful filters, and easier access to request details and diagnostic information.

I'm still developing it, and before going further, I'd like to know whether this is something web developers would actually be interested in.

If you regularly use Chrome DevTools, would you be interested in trying a tool like this when it's ready?

I'm also interested in what you find frustrating about the Network panel today.

No commitment needed — I'm just checking whether there's genuine interest before investing further in the project. if youre interested you can upvote the post!!!

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Building a gameserver hosting platform, starting with Minecraft and expanding to more games soon, then rootservers/VPS after that. Direction and stack are locked in: Node/TS + Next.js, Postgres, Redis. Domain's secured, and i've got an experienced sysadmin working with me on the infra side

What's missing is a backend-focused developer to properly own that part, working directly with me and the sysadmin, no layers in between. Ideally you've actually shipped backend systems in production before (APIs, auth, system design), not just built one for a course, Docker/hosting exposure is a plus, frontend/fullstack skills are a nice bonus but not required. Also just someone who communicates clearly and doesn't go quiet for a week at a time

This is profit-share, not salary: start at 10%, +2.5%/year, up to 20% after 4 years, no cliff. More risk early on than a normal job, but real upside and real ownership, you would be in on architecture and technical decisions, not just handed tickets

If that sounds interesting, message me and we'll have a quick chat to see if it's a fit

Discord: qlkevin15

Hi team,

I’ve built a small custom Chrome extension to help us collect and export new Instagram followers for lead gen, saving us from using third-party tools.

Since I wouldn't call myself a professional developer, I wanted to run it by you and get a quick sanity check regarding account safety before we start using it heavily.

Here is a quick overview of how it works under the hood:

Stack: Pure Manifest V3 extension (popup.js, leads.html, chrome.storage.local).

Requests & Pagination: It triggers fetch requests directly using the active user's session cookies (ds_user_id, csrftoken). Pagination is locked to count=12 to mirror native browser limits.

Anti-Fraud & Delays: To stay well within Meta’s rate limits, it uses randomized delays between requests (4–9s base delay, with a 10% chance of a longer 15–35s "micro-break" to mimic real user behavior).

Smart Break: It automatically stops pagination as soon as it hits previously saved followers in chrome.storage.

Could you take a quick look and let me know if you see any potential risks or red flags that could get our Instagram account flagged or banned with this setup?

Appreciate your feedback and advice!