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Bookmarklet to get the number of your GitLab contributions in 2018

If you are working with GitLab and are interested in the number of contributions you’ve made this year, here’s a handy, little bookmarklet to calculate your contributions.

→ GitLab Contributions Bookmarklet

  • Drag the link above to your browser’s bookmark bar.
  • Go to https://gitlab.com/users/​[username]/activity
    (replace [username] with, well, your username and, if necessary, gitlab.com with your custom domain).
  • Hit the bookmarklet and – voilà – there’s the number of your contributions made in 2018! 🎉

Screenshot of GitLab contributions bookmarklet

Here’s the JavaScript, if you’re interested or want to run it in your console:

(function() {
	var rects = document.querySelectorAll('#activity .js-contrib-calendar rect.user-contrib-cell');
	var name = document.querySelectorAll('.user-info .cover-title')[0].textContent.replace(/(\r\n\t|\n|\r\t)/gm,'');
	var yearToCount = '2018';
	var counter = 0;
	rects.forEach((item) => {
		var text = item.getAttribute('data-original-title');
		var count = text.substr(0, text.indexOf(' ')); 

		if (text.indexOf(yearToCount) > -1 && count !== 'No') {
			counter += parseInt(count);
		}
	});
	alert(name + ' did ' + counter + ' contributions in ' + yearToCount + '.');
}())

„Volkswagen detects when your tests are being run in a CI server, and makes them pass.“

Hashtag Webentwicklerhumor.

GitHub - auchenberg/volkswagen: :see_no_evil: Volkswagen detects when your tests are being run in... | OpenGraph Preview Image
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GitHub - auchenberg/volkswagen: :see_no_evil: Volkswagen detects when your tests are being run in...

:see_no_evil: Volkswagen detects when your tests are being run in a CI server, and makes them pass. - auchenberg/volkswagen

OpenSC2K, SimCity 2000 build with JavaScript

In unserer beliebten Reihe der JavaScript-Nachbauten von Retro-Software folgt heute nach Winamp und MS Paint ein Spielklassiker, mit dem ich damals unendlich viel Zeit verbrachte: SimCity 2000, nachgebaut mit JavaScript, der HTML5 Canvas API1, SQLite und eingepackt mit Electron.

Update, 24.08.2018: Das Repo steht nicht mehr zur Verfügung → DMCA-Takedown-Notice.

  1. Die übrigens auch für den interaktiven Header dieses Blogs verwendet wird. [↩]
GitHub - nicholas-ochoa/OpenSC2K: OpenSC2K - An Open Source remake of Sim City 2000 by Maxis | OpenGraph Preview Image
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GitHub - nicholas-ochoa/OpenSC2K: OpenSC2K - An Open Source remake of Sim City 2000 by Maxis

OpenSC2K - An Open Source remake of Sim City 2000 by Maxis - nicholas-ochoa/OpenSC2K

Short Trip

Short Trip is the first instalment in a collection of interactive illustrations created for the web. It has been created as a study into capturing the essence of graphite on paper within a digital context, and to learn more about web-based graphics technologies. Short Trip will run on most devices supporting WebGL, including mobile devices.

Sehr tolle und beeindruckende Arbeit von Alexander Perrin. (via Waxy)

Matt Mullenweg: On React and WordPress

Interesting development in the WordPress community: After creating it’s modern, React-based Calypso interface in 2015, Automattic and the WordPress team are now parting ways with React, because of a patent issue in it’s license. They are going to rewrite their upcoming Gutenberg editor with a new, yet to be chosen JavaScript framework, which then should become the new standard for WordPress.

While Preact, a lightweight React alternative with the same API, would be the obvious replacement, a majority of the community prefers a switch to Vue.js. An opinion I highly support. I had the opportunity to learn and work with Vue.js in my day job and for shortfil.ms 2.0 in the last couple of months and I’m hooked. I think it’s right up WordPress‘ alley, because it’s an easy to learn, yet powerful framework and could be a perfectly fitting foundation for modern front-end development with WordPress in the years to come.

TL;DR: +1 for Vue.js