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Almost four thousand games were submitted for the Ludum Dare 48 competition. Here are a few of our favorites plus source code!
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Crowdin
Crowdin is designed to be the one tool you need to get automated and continuous localization.
Seamlessly integrates into your development process. Files for localization from the branches you chose are transferred into a branch in your Crowdin project. Ready translations get transferred back as a pull request to your repository automatically.
Crowdin is trusted by companies like Kickstarter, Avast, iFixit, Joomla and more. Localize any kind of software using the same tool.
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This would be SUPER helpful, if anyone wants to set this up using netlify functions and github oauth
Our NETLIFY_TOKEN secret is already present.
monaco webpack example and graphiql webpack examples should both have a github oauth login
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Imgbot
Imgbot is a friendly robot that optimizes your images and saves you time. Optimized images mean smaller file sizes without sacrificing quality.
Shortly after installing Imgbot, you will receive a pull request with all of your images optimized. Just merge the pull request and you’re done! As you work on your project, Imgbot works alongside you to keep your images optimized.
Imgbot uses lossless compression by default.
We want to use caching to speed up Appwrite's Travis CI build process, and we can use the community help here.
Currently our build process time is around ~10 minutes which is OK, but as faster it can be less time maintainers needs to wait for confirmation that there changes are running as expected.
This change should be focused on our Travis CI YAML file. Any suggestions for improving the co