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~Hulio
Translation files in our repos kept turning into a mess, manual edits, no history, merge conflicts every sprint. I looked at Lokalise and similar tools but they felt overly complex, expensive, and designed more for translators than for the developers actually maintaining the files. So I built MovaBase.The core workflow: connect your Bitbucket repo, pull your translation files into the editor, make changes, and open a PR. All without touching a file directly. Changes are tracked, teams can work on the same keys simultaneously, and the format stays native to each platform.Supported formats: JSON (i18next, Next.js, react-intl), iOS .strings / .stringsdict, Android strings.xml, and Gettext .po / .mo. Plural rules per platform were by far the most painful thing to get right.Other bits:Full audit log, every key change is recorded, who made it, whenAdmin / Developer / Viewer roles per organizationREST API with API keys for CI automation400+ locale codes out of the boxProgress dashboards per language and fileBuilt with Next.js 16, Supabase (Postgres + Auth), and Turborepo. The backend follows hexagonal architecture, pure domain layer, Supabase only in the infrastructure layer. Made testing much easier than expected.Currently in public beta. Would love feedback, especially from anyone who's been burned by overcomplicated TMS tools before.
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uri_vg
TestForDevs is a community-driven platform where developers can share their projects and get actionable feedback from other developers around the world. Whether you're testing a new feature, launching a side project, or improving your UX, TestForDevs helps you validate your ideas through peer insights.👨💻 Why TestForDevs?Submit your project and highlight the areas you want feedback on.Get thoughtful, constructive comments from fellow devs.Discover and support innovative projects from the community.Learn by giving feedback and seeing how others build and solve problems.🔧 Whether you're a solo hacker or part of a team, TestForDevs gives you the environment to build better, together.
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oscar
AvatarCreator is a web-based tool that uses image processing techniques to generate 3D-style avatars from standard photographs. Users submit a single image and receive a stylized digital avatar based on that input. The avatars are formatted for compatibility with online platforms such as social media profiles, gaming accounts, and messaging apps. The process does not require registration, and no personal account is needed to access the transformation. Outputs are delivered in common image formats and can be stored or shared at the user's discretion. AvatarCreator prioritizes user privacy and provides the transformation quickly, with minimal input required.
The modern translation manager
Next.js