LichessModerator/lichessdev

About lichess dev lichess.org is a free/libre, open-source chess server powered by volunteers and donations. In 2017, Official began work on Lichess as a hobby project. The site was simple at the beginning, not even checking to see if moves were legal. He made the site open source, which means anyone is free to read the source code and make contributions. Gradually, the site improved and collected users as an enthusiastic volunteer staff assembled to help Thibault build and maintain the site.Vlounteer's may can fork on our Git project Today, Lichess users play more than a million games every day. Lichess is one of the most popular chess websites in the world while remaining 100% free. Most “free” websites subsist by selling ads or selling user data. Others do it by putting all the good stuff behind paywalls. Lichess does none of these things and never will. With no investors demanding profits, Lichess staff can focus on improving the site as their only goal. Despite Lichess's humble origins, playing a chess game is far from the only thing you can do on Lichess. After finishing a game, you can request computer analysis using the latest Stockfish chess engine and learn from your mistakes or compare your game against a massive database of chess masters’ games. You can watch top players battle it out live and discuss the game with your friends; even World Champions play on Lichess! Players wishing to improve can hire a coach and use real-time collaborative “studies” to share games, positions, annotated variations and chat. A site the size of Lichess requires many people to maintain it. It also requires money to pay for servers and other hosting services. The number of people who have contributed to these things is difficult to count precisely, but they fall into the following categories: Lichess would not exist without the thousands of hours of time from volunteers, both from developers, who create new features and/or fix bugs, and our administrative team, who police the site and help with long-term vision. Patrons provide a steady stream of income to our site, sufficient to run our servers and handle expenses. Finally, the players who come to Lichess to have fun, relax and learn, without whom this would all be pointless! Press Kit 9-slide overview of Lichess (PDF) Graphics including screenshots, icons, logo, and photos (ZIP) Streamer Kit Overlay, logo, background, and fonts (ZIP) Links GitHub

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baby636/causes.cash

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for Bitcoin Causes :-)\n\n\n\n### https://causes.cash\n\nDocumentation — __https://docs.causes.cash__\n\nOpen Source — __https://gitlab.com/bchplease/causes.cash__\n\n[](https://join.slack.com/t/bchplease/shared_invite/zt-e7jj03j5-vJbe47kNrPBjTgTXwLNRkA)\n\n## Donate to YOUR \"good\" cause\n\nEveryone has their favorite team _(sports, politics, religion)._ Why should crypto be any different? Pick your favorite team / project and put your money where your mouth is.\n\n## Giving the community what it wants\n\nInfrastructure is the foundation upon which we BUIDL .. But then what? What are we actually BUIDLing? We need fresh faces. We should welcome the un-intiated. We just need more users all across the world using Bitcoin as their daily driver for cash transactions. How do we do that? We need to #MakeBitcoinCashAgain\n\n##### Who gives a damn about developers? Can volunteer funding work?\n\nThis has been suggested by several \"funders\", who have put their money where their mouth is.\n\n> Coinholders know they can easily afford to donate 1% of their holding and will likely make a profit doing so in seeing value of their BCH go up more.—MarcDeMesel\n\n## A NEW Lighthouse?\n\nThe community has been talking about a NEW lighthouse since the IFP was announced:\n\n- [BCH Dev Fund: Why Not Crowdfund?](https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/eubjqb/bch_dev_fund_why_not_crowdfund/)\n\n## Best laid plans of the OSS community thus far\n\nApparently the IFP is far from novel in the space of OSS and more specifically the world of crypto. There have been, and continue to be many innovative ideas working to solve the problem of developer funding:\n\n1. [Open Collective](https://opencollective.com/)\n\n2. [Lemonade Stand](https://github.com/nayafia/lemonade-stand)\n\n3. [Stable Funding for Open Source Developers](https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/issues/1789)\n\n4. [SustainOSS](https://sustainoss.org/)\n\n5. [Liberal Radicalism: A Flexible Design For Philanthropic Matching Funds](https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3243656)\n\n## Fully Decentralized\n\nUtilizing a combination of __[Bitcoin Files Protocol (BFP)](https://bitcoinfiles.com/)__ and the __[InterPlanetary File System (IPFS)](https://ipfs.io),__ we have developed a completed decentralized, 100% transparent system for public use.\n\nAfter the scheduled May 15th hard-fork, BFP will be able to support approximately 10KiB files.\n\n> __NOTE:__ If you require more than the 10KiB limit for any single piece of content, then an IPFS link can be provided to the FULL content, while BFP can be used for an abbreviated version. \nWe recommend __[Piñata,](https://pinata.cloud/pricing)__ which offers up to 1GiB of FREE pinning.\n"}

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damir-sijakovic/portacall-react

This is volunteer work for developer of retro open source project AROS. Icon art is also my work.

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Ketizsingh/Project-II-IM---115-Web-Development

Project II IM 115 Web Development I Eduardo Reis Subject Personal Interest Web Site - 20% Outcomes In this project, each student is required to demonstrate to the best extent of his/her skills, their expertise using HTML, CSS and Javascript. Background With the popularization of the internet, service providers are expected to have their own web site in order to promote their business, better serve their customers and reach out to potential customers. All sort of service providers, from big companies to the small business right next corner have now the need to find good freelances that will help them to put their web site portal on the internet. As a web developer, you are as well expected to have a very professional portfolio to present the quality of your work in order to attract more customers. Expectations The idea is to make, from scratch, a personal website, like a portfolio. This assignment is done in groups of three. The students can share their code only inside the group, but each student is responsible for the development of their own section on the website. Home Page (index.html) Pretend the team owns a spin off company under Confederation College. Create a website containing the home page (index.html) for this company. Come up with a logo company’s vision company’s provided services You are free to them layout however you want, it is your company. Make sure you have a very professional and clean home page for your company. Members (members.html) Have a section to list the developers in your company. Make sure, for each member, you add: - Photo - First Name, Last Name - Hometown - Current City - Email, Skype, Git - Biography Member’s Portfolio ([last_name]/portfolio.html) When clicking on a member, a portfolio for that member will be opened. All the members portfolio should have exactly the same look. On each portfolio, you must provide the following sections CV/Resume This section should contain your professional experience, accomplishments etc It’s up to you weather to do it in a CV or Resume style, there are several pages explaining the difference between them. Whatever you do, also put a button for downloading a PDF version of your CV | Resume. Projects Include all your projects from our course, excluding the first two labs. Make sure to have a paragraph explaining these projects were developed during our course, as one of its requirements. So that people don’t think that was a product prototype or something similar. You may want to add other courses projects on this section. If you do so, don’t mix them together with ours. Organize them into subcategories. Organization is key, remember this website will be your face on the Internet. Each project must include a thumbnail (screenshots), the code uploaded to github or bitbucket and properly linked. Each of these external project must have their own repository, do not mix code from that with our website code. Present these projects as you were selling them. Add value to it by adding a description with highlights you consider to be the most valuable. Image Gallery ([last_name]/hobbies.html) Each member will pick their favorite hobby (can be more than one) and create a dedicated webpage for it. It is your hobby, you decide how to present it, and what to present about it. Pretend you are providing a service on that hobby too. The content on this page is entirely up to the group member. However, a image gallery about the hobby is required. The entire team will be responsible for the image gallery, its underlying mechanism will be shared across the members, however each member should have their own set of images, and hobby page. Create a image gallery to display around 30 images about your hobby. Each image should be interactive in the following way. When you hover the mouse over the image, four icons should appear in one of its corner. Change Size: One of them will have the functionality of making the image bigger on the screen. By default all images have the same size, small. medium if clicked once large if clicked twice wide if clicked three times They must alternate, by the number of clicks, if it is on wide and another click is given, i will return to small It’s up to the team to decide what each of these sizes mean, but wide should take the whole width of the screen. Top: Send the image to the top of the gallery, the first position Before: the image to be one position ahead, the previous position After: the image to be one position back, the next position Bottom: Send the image to the bottom of the gallery, the last position You must pick the icons to be used with each functionality. Specifications Company Home Page (index.html) Logo Vision Services Members (link) Member’s Page (members.html) For each member Photo First Name, Last Name Hometown Current City Email, Skype, Git Biography Each member’s portfolio ([last_name]/portfolio.html) CV/Resume Education Experience Other sessions such as Volunteer Extracurricular Skills … Projects Product Projects You’ve done (if any) Project I … Web Development I Lab 3 Lab 4 Assignment 1 Other courses Project I … My Hobby/hobbies ([last_name]/hobbies.html) Deliverables Pages index.html members.html [last_name1]/portfolio.html [last_name1]/gallery.html [last_name2]/portfolio.html [last_name2]/gallery.html [last_name3]/portfolio.html [last_name4]/gallery.html Feel free to have more pages, if you think is needed for organization or layout reasons. Make sure to have fluid navigation among the pages Somehow, the user should be able to navigate from one page to another by clicking around. Be very organized with your files, stylesheet, js scripts, images, etc.

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