I wrote some of these tools because I needed them, and others for fun.
Except for Peanut Butter, they require a login, simply to prevent abuse. They are free to use,
and I don't collect any usage stats.
Drop me a message and I will create a username for you.
A bare-bones, text-only, Pastebin ("pb" 😉) clone. Does not require authentication.
I tried to make usage via curl very simple, to consume it from the CLI. Still,
the PB homepage lets you create a new pastes from a text area or using file
uploads.
Upload an image, and get back a modified version of it.
Or, provide a URL to an image. IMAN will fetch it, modify it, and return it.
Click here to go to IMAN's home page.
I built this is to "webify" images, for the blog: Make them at most 800 pixels in
either dimension.
Some day I might add more transformations.
Someone at work showed me a cool personal project: a page to save links, not unlike
Instapaper. Very minimal.
I thought it would be fun to make my own clone, but I needed two things first: users/accounts,
and a way to generate HTML dynamically.
I have both now. So here it is: Go to Stack of Links (or, SOL ☀️) home page.
This website is written in Common Lisp. It runs on SBCL
and Hunchentoot.
I used a few other libraries. You can take a look at the source code following this link:
Colibrí repository
Feedback welcome.
