
u/codeobserver

I’m building a low-code platform that exports standard Node.js apps
I’m building AppMaker https://appmaker.io, a low-code platform focused on keeping things simple and avoiding lock-in.
You can visually build screens, use a built-in database, and write JavaScript on both the client and server. Apps can also be downloaded as standard Node.js applications and hosted anywhere. AI comming soon.
It’s still early, so I’d love feedback from people who use low-code tools.
What would make you try something like this, and what would turn you away?
Any better alternative to this?
Any good app to predict market crash?
Legal distribution of ROM files?!
Hi,
Do you know who owns the copyright to these ROM files and what one needs to do to get permission to use them in a free web project that embeds vc64web and these files?
- 1541.bin
- basic.bin
- charset.bin
- kernal.bin
Dig Out Your Old ZX Spectrum Magazines & Books. Type In. Run.
I built a browser-based ZX-Spectrum BASIC playground. Would love feedback from former bedroom coders
I’ve been experimenting with bringing the ZX-Spectrum programming experience into a modern browser.
CodeSpeccy is a small playground for writing and running BASIC-style programs with that classic Spectrum feel.
Early draft ... feedback welcome!
I built a browser-based ZX-Spectrum BASIC playground. Would love feedback from former bedroom coders
reddit.comCreative coding with C# in the browser
I made a browser playground for creative coding with C#, using a p5.js-style API.
No setup. Just code and run:
Feedback welcome!
Vibe coded almost 50 mini games with Claude Code
codeguppy.comWanted to share a collection of 50 small games built mostly on top of p5.js (the codeguppy platform is based on p5.js with some modifications):
Some games are hand-written, while others are created with the help of AI.
Be sure to check out the source code and fork the projects for your own use.
Would love to hear your thoughts or feedback!
Would love to hear your thoughts or feedback!