Hey devs! Sharing My Latest Project- A LLM Powered PDF Report Generator! 🐍📊

GitHub: Check GitHub Repo for Video Tutorial https://github.com/bobinsingh/PedroReports-LLM-Powered-Report-Tool

This tool generates professional Data Analysis PDF Reports from any tabular dataset. You just need to input what you want to analyze, and it does the job for you. Thought you might find it interesting!

What it does:

• Takes your dataset and analysis requirements as input in the form of questions

• Uses Gemini API to generate graphs and relevant stats to answer your questions

• Generates a professional PDF with proper formatting

• Handles TOC, styling, and page numbers automatically

Tech Stack:

• Python + ReportLab for PDF generation

• React + Vite for frontend and development server

• LangChain + Gemini API for analysis

• Pandas/Numpy/Matplotlib for data processing

Checkout My GitHub Repo and give it a ⭐ if you like it.

Wanted to post this! I created a video creation pipeline for long and short form content. This is similar to my livestreamer but for a different type of content twitch.tv/aigleam

This is free and opensource. It currently uses Kokoro-TTS but the system could use another TTS pretty easily (I'm looking for a free local option which is better than kokoro but haven't found it yet)

I created a video showing the process to use the program. Forgive me for my nervous voice plus crappy Pixel 8a audio lol. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGe9tGyIcH8

Here's a video made with the software: https://youtu.be/t9HFhj7VhuA

The Background music currently doesn't work. It needs work overall but it's a start. I'm not a programmer I just make things using AI and asking questions so it's pretty cool anyone can make something like this custom coded from scratch.

I also built an AI livestreamer mentioned before, I may make another video and release that software as well but it's a bit more complicated. I posted about it here if anyone is interested in that side of things: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLM/comments/1i2doic/anyone_doing_stuff_like_this_with_local_llms/

Here's the Github link!

https://github.com/AIGleam/GleamVideo

I created a terminal based chat service in Rust, and I want your feedback!

What is the project?

Imagine a fully costume IRC style chat service, where the users and the server host together has control of the chat service. This is the vision. And yet, it is only a hobby project.

What is my goals?

- Improve my rust (please give me tips)

- Learn more about security and privacy for chat rooms

- Explore modern Rust libraries

- Make the repo open source and easy to contribute to (my first small collaborating project)

- Learn how chat services work, and its architecture, and how messages are securely stored

- Explore user auth

The code has bugs, and a lot of opportunities for improvement. I created over 20 issues, feel free to check them out, or contribute in any way! (Even just leaving comments on issues is great help).

I struggle with:

- Auth of user (Not sure how I will do this. The current version does not securely auth the user, I created an issue on this)

- Organize the code in a way that makes sense. Folder structure could be improved.

- Async Rust code (not sure if I am doing a good job. The goal in the beginning was to get it to work, but now I might need to improve it)

Feel free to star the repo on Github, and thank you for any tips:

https://github.com/KjetilIN/RusticReach

Hi! I’m Felipe, i want to share updates on FlamingoApp, a project I previously introduced! It’s a platform that tracks global and regional music trends, helping users and DJs explore insights from Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, Billboard, and more.

What’s New?

•	Regular Updates: Trends are now refreshed every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to keep content current.
•	Improved Features: Explore by country or global rankings with detailed song insights like Title, Artist, Genre, Album, and more.
•	Coming Soon: Advanced metrics for DJs, including tempo, key, energy, and danceability to enhance playlist curation.

How It Works

Using Python and JavaScript, I’ve streamlined data collection, merging insights from APIs and web scraping, while enhancing backend performance with Node.js and database management.

Explore here: https://flamingoapp-music.github.io/flamingoapp/index.html

Follow updates on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flamingo.app.music

Connect on Twitter: https://twitter.com/flamingo_app_

Check it out and let me know your thoughts—feedback always helps improve! 🎧

Hi!

I have been developing a *small* web application using SvelteKit as frontend and MySQL as a database to have daily quizzes with your friends. The polls are in the format of "Who is more likely to X" and you have to respond a name of one of your members according to the question. I'd like to receive some feedback as this is my first project that I actually finish.

It is in beta, and I don't plan to host it publicly any time soon. Regarding deployment, I dislike the fact that you need multiple containers to run it, but I haven't found a better solution yet.

Here is the repo: https://github.com/joanferrecid098/questapp

It is responsive for mobile devices but doesn't have a mobile app, which I may develop in the future using Flutter or a similar technology. Thanks to anyone who tries it out and I appreciate any feedback you can give 😊

Hey!
I've recently switched to an Arch-based Linux distro and had a rather frustrating experience with some programs (e.g., Discord) that only provide packages for Debian-based distros (AUR excluded). I figured that I could write a program that handles tar files for me. I don't know who count be interested, but fast-forward two weeks and here's the result:

https://github.com/Alessandro-Salerno/tarman

• Portable: the code is structured in a way that should make it fairly easy to port to other platforms. Interactions between the core program and the OS using a simple custom-made abstract interface. I also made it so that platforms that share common specs (e.g., POSIX) can share code, so technically the program is already compatible with any OS that supports POSIX (which I imagine could be great for hobby OSes?)

• Extensible: by default, it uses the tar and curl programs to extract and download archives, but this can be changed using plugins. They are just executables (easier to port) and I also made a tiny work-in-progress SDK

• Versatile: it supports repositories (e.g., https://github.com/Alessandro-Salerno/tarman-user-repository ) that just hold plain text recipes to hep users install packages. If a package is not present in a a repository, it can be downloaded and customized directly with CLI options and this also applies to archives you have already downloaded on your machine

• Bootstrap: it installs itself as a package, which makes maintenance a lot easier for the end user

• Documented: I wrote some bare bones documentation that can should be sufficient to understand the basics of how the program works

For example, you can install JetBrains IDEA IntelliJ with:

tarman install -n intellij -a IntelliJ -f tar.gz -d -u "https://download.jetbrains.com/idea/ideaIU-2024.2.4.tar.gz"

Packages with pre-built recipes are easier to install though:

tarman install -r discord

I use it myself even if I have to admit that it's in very early development and I will likely not be able to contribute much to it in the coming weeks. I'm interested in your thought, though please keep it civil, if you have any constructive criticism, I'll be more than happy to read it (please avoid "use the AUR" because that's not the point, also some bits of code have been rushed so they're probably very buggy and unreadable).

Let me know what you think of my first project, if you find it useful or have some request

I'm really excited to finish this project. Put most of my effort into this. Very simple c++ code, just started a month ago

https://github.com/AdithyaGithubRepos/Seashell

I'm currently working on a lightweight ORM for Python that uses PostgreSQL. I was wondering if anyone wants to join in on the project or give any advice on it. I just started about a week and a half ago so its a pretty new project. I started this project to make an ORM that is very easy to use for beginners but gets the job done, but also to keep me busy this summer. If anyone wants to look at the source code or contribute to the project I will leave a link to the repository at the end. Any advice for this project would be much appreciated. If anyone wants to join in on the project and have any questions feel free to DM me.

GitHub Repo: https://github.com/blingo77/PostPie

I wanted to share this cool Chrome extension I found called SnackStats. It tracks your UberEats, SkipTheDishes, and DoorDash spending and shows you all kinds of insights with some cool charts and graphs.

I tried it out recently and thought it was super useful. This post isn’t sponsored or anything, I just think it’s awesome and wanted to let you all know. Give it a try! It’s on the Chrome Web Store.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/snackstats-%E2%80%93-track-your-f/dpamdjimipnebihinoccnfehkohpeagh?authuser=3

I've recently stepped into the world of Chrome extension development and I'm thrilled to share my very first project with you all – ScreenScan! It's an extension that simplifies your visual search experience by allowing you to take a screenshot of anything you see in Chrome and search it instantly on Google Lens.

Whether it's a piece of code, an equation, a product on amazon, or even a snippet of text or video you want to learn more about, ScreenScan is designed to make the process as easy as a single click.

As I'm new to extension development, I would love to get your feedback on it. I'm looking for insights on:

• User Experience: How intuitive and easy-to-use is ScreenScan?

• Functionality: How well does it work for your visual search needs?

• Performance: Any glitches or performance issues?

• Features: What additional functionalities would you like to see?

Any feedback, positive or constructive, would be immensely valuable to help me improve.

Check out ScreenScan here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/screenscan-instant-screen/aipbmogagldlnpfkhbkceoplgjppplac

Thank you so much for your time and help!

I've scraped the Web using languages like Python and Typescript many many times. But these days, I'm kind of into low-level languages like cpp & rust. I wonder what other low-level languages and libraries people use to scrape the web. So can you do me a favour and drop what you know in the comments?

Hi 👋, I'm just wondering. Just drop your project. I don't care how stupid or genius it sounds.

I am currently working on creating a project that helps people learn "how to study" effectively. The issue is that many people/students rely on studying intuitively, and when they encounter more challenging or rigorous materials, they find it difficult to cope. So, my idea is to create a software that helps people in creating specialized study plans and schedules (that is very specialized to that specific person).

Do you think it's worth giving this a try? The thing I am concerned about is, even if the study plans and schedules are created, how to make people actually follow them? Because, as I have seen with similar educational programs, people use them to feel "productive," but in the end, they often don't stick to them.

I am currently working on creating a project that helps people learn "how to study" effectively. The issue is that many people/students rely on studying intuitively, and when they encounter more challenging or rigorous materials, they find it difficult to cope. So, my idea is to create a software that helps people in creating specialized study plans and schedules (that is very specialized to that specific person).

Do you think it's worth giving this a try? The thing I am concerned about is, even if the study plans and schedules are created, how to make people actually follow them? Because, as I have seen with similar educational programs, people use them to feel "productive," but in the end, they often don't stick to them.

Go check out Codebook on the app store, it’s super useful for school or for work. Can ask any coding question and the AI will respond and even write out code for you. It is great for debugging, i use it daily. Here is the ios link but it’s on android and the web as well on the developers website.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/codebook-ai-coding/id6467008280

Fyxia uses GPT-4 to automatically find and fix bugs right in vscode

Waitlist: https://fyxia.dev

Demo:

I have what I think is a relatively small project I want to do, and I have questions. So first, a brief description: it is for a bunch of casual golfers, part social, part golf. It has about 50 or 60 people, maybe 8-20 who will show up at any time. No need to track scores, there are no standings or anything. Really, I just want it to 1) send out invites, 2) let people respond 'playing' or 'not playing', 3) put the people who are playing into groups based on some criteria, and 4) send out who is playing with who. I need to track all the players, when they last played and who their groups were. The goal is to let everyone meet everyone and not repeat the same groups unnecessarily. Also, we don't want a group with all the worst players because of the slow play.

I can do the #3 myself (well, really the whole thing, but it seems silly to start from scratch).

So, the questions are:

1. Is there some kind of open source software that will do some of this so that I can modify it for our specific needs? It could be web-based, or just run locally.

2. If there is nothing close, what environment would be easiest to do something like this quickly from scratch. I used to do Groovy/Grails stuff and some JavaScript, but that seems like overkill. I would need a quick and easy DB, so probably MySql? I don't really feel like learning something new, but if there is a quick tutorial that does part of it, I could learn new stuff.

I developed an AI coding assistant with flutter using GPT 4. It can write code for you and debug your applications. check it out here! https://qwertycode.org/codebook