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Introducing Klick,
A cool cursor click animation library for React and Next js components.
now you all can add cool cursor animations to your website with just one cli command :p
try:- klick-here.vercel.app
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Andddd YellowBird Phase 2 is done, we completely migrated from images running in EC2 to Fargate + ECS clusters, have a separate repo with Terraform for ops, the app layer pushes SHA Docker image tags to ECR, and Fargate picks up the tags from it.
Migrated from a Cloudflare Tunnel between frontend and backend to frontend talking to Cloudflare DNS, which in turn talks to our load balancers and ACM, which forwards the traffic to the cluster.
S3 for images/videos with our own custom YellowBird VPC, a VPC endpoint for S3 Gateway. Migrated from RDS to Neon with pg_dump (RDS eats up a lot of credits). SSM parameters for secrets and CloudWatch for logs.
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i am little bit late but launched klick on product hunt, plz check it out and do a upvote, it really mean a lot
product hunt:- producthunt.com/products/kli…
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Wrote an article about how I started contributing to open source in my second year of college, from messing up to eventually completing GSoC and getting accepted into LFX.
Do give it a read
Open to feedback <3
i am little bit late but launched klick on product hunt, plz check it out and do a upvote, it really mean a lot
product hunt:- producthunt.com/products/kli…
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Introducing Orcus.
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From model invocation and streaming to structured outputs, tool calling, and batch processing, Orcus brings essential AI integration capabilities into one developer-friendly SDK.
Explore Orcus: orcus.site/docs/gemini
