u/Asta-2777

as a keyboard enthusiastic i wanted to design and build a keyboards website, keep it simple and clear for the visitor , showing off the keyboard build . would like to have feedbacks on it . Thanks !

https://thockcraft.vercel.app/

New Update for the ShadTable library:

- Tanstack v9 migration documentation
- New Table Components
- Website updates & optimization

Check it out , a repo ⭐ would mean a lot.

https://shad-table.dev

Hello everyone, i added a new features to inkwell note taking app.

- Customizable table table notion like style
- Inject board or task inside a note

I also made some fixes and small adjustments. Would like to have your feedbacks on that.

https://github.com/coros-hq/inkwell/releases/tag/v1.0.0, a ⭐ would mean a lot. Thanks !

Hello everyone, Teressa a place where people hand-build ui components, publish them, get feedback and pair-edit drafts live, component can be used as figma kit or code. It's not launched yet check it out https://teressa-website.vercel.app/

I'm looking for opinions on this. Would you use it ? What would put you off? If it sounds useful, the waitlist at the bottom helps me gauge interest.

Hello everyone, i added the documentation for tanstack v9 on shad-table components and adapting the cli. check it out https://shad-table.dev.

Hello everyone, i added a new logs table component. Check it out https://www.shad-table.dev/logs-table?example=side-panel

Hello everyone, i created a shadCn tables library for some advanced use cases and recently i made some UI improvements and added a new sets of components. I am open for all suggestions and feedbacks.

Check it out : https://shad-table.dev , a star ⭐ on the repo would be appreciated , Thanks !

I added tabs. https://inkwell-lp.vercel.app/

it's been so long , but i made some updates and fixes on my editor app inkwell now with a

- Better UI and notion inspired Theme

- Latex Support

- folders and notes structure

- vim mode

- direct editor / markdown whatever you like.

Check it out https://inkwell-lp.vercel.app/ a start ⭐ would mean a lot. Thanks !

Hey everyone, I built an app that connects to the tools you already use (GitHub, Jira, etc...) plus your calendar, and uses an agent to figure out what's actually urgent versus what can wait. Urgent stuff gets to you right away, everything else gets batched and delivered when your calendar shows you're actually free, instead of pinging you the second it happens.

It doesn't watch your activity or screen just calendar free/busy and event metadata from the tools you connect, since I know that kind of tracking is a dealbreaker for most devs (myself included).

It's not live yet but I'm trying to validate the idea before building further. A few honest questions:

1. Does "urgent vs. batched, delivered when you're free" solve a real problem for you?
2. Is there anything about connecting your calendar/tools that would make you hesitate?
3. What would make you actually try something like this?

Thanks !

Hey everyone, I built an app that connects to the tools you already use (GitHub, Jira, etc...) plus your calendar, and uses an agent to figure out what's actually urgent versus what can wait. Urgent stuff gets to you right away, everything else gets batched and delivered when your calendar shows you're actually free, instead of pinging you the second it happens.

It doesn't watch your activity or screen just calendar free/busy and event metadata from the tools you connect, since I know that kind of tracking is a dealbreaker for most devs (myself included).

It's not live yet but I'm trying to validate the idea before building further. A few honest questions:

1. Does "urgent vs. batched, delivered when you're free" solve a real problem for you?
2. Is there anything about connecting your calendar/tools that would make you hesitate?
3. What would make you actually try something like this?

(Not selling just needs feedback)

Hey everyone, I built an app that connects to the tools you already use (GitHub, Jira, etc...) plus your calendar, and uses an agent to figure out what's actually urgent versus what can wait. Urgent stuff gets to you right away, everything else gets batched and delivered when your calendar shows you're actually free, instead of pinging you the second it happens.

It doesn't watch your activity or screen just calendar free/busy and event metadata from the tools you connect, since I know that kind of tracking is a dealbreaker for most devs (myself included).

It's not live yet but I'm trying to validate the idea before building further. A few honest questions:

1. Does "urgent vs. batched, delivered when you're free" solve a real problem for you?
2. Is there anything about connecting your calendar/tools that would make you hesitate?
3. What would make you actually try something like this?

Thanks !

Hey again ! i worked on a new tables

- Table with params filtering for https://nuqs.dev/ and Native React navigation hooks support

- Full server side sort, filtering and pagination table

- Column Pinning

- Conditional Formatting Table with excel like style

- Production Dashboard Table

- Responsive table with desktop and mobile display

Check them out https://shad-table.dev, also a repo star ⭐ will mean a lot . Thanks !

Hello u/shadcn , following up my shadTable library i recently added animated icons using https://iconimate.app adding life to the tables , i will be adding more examples in the future and would love to get feedbacks and suggestions.

I also updated the website home page ! Check it out https://shad-table.dev, also check the repo https://github.com/coros-hq/shadcn-table-library a star ⭐ would mean a lot.

Thanks !