The first app I made with Rails, was a simple little video watching app. It allowed me to subscribe to RailsCasts, VimCasts etc. download them, and open up in vlc. Nothing special, but quite handy.<p>Anyway, I wanted an excuse to play with Elixir & Phoenix, and to play around with Vue, so I remade the app. It also allows you to pull in a youtube video / playlist.<p>All video's are downloaded locally, and then just shells out to vlc to actually play the videos.<p>Anyway, it's pretty basic, but I find it useful to have all my videos (for learning) in one place, maybe you'll find it handy.<p>PRs welcome for any RSS feeds :)
I know this is more about the code than the end product, but it's not clear to me what I would actually do with this. Who is this for and in what way should they use it? If/when you get around to refining the README, this would be something I recommend adding.
Hey cool project OP - how do you feel about the inclusion of Vue. Just curious about your general thoughts because I'm thinking of incorporating either React or Vue into my own website
How long did it take you the first time, and how long did it take you to remake? If you break down by part it's helpful too, like how long the rails portion took, how long it took to convert to Elixir and then implement Vue, etc.
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Hmm, this is going to take tonnes of space. Any chance it could be optimized? I like how Kodi and similar streaming players works.
I have been working with Elixir and the notation is incredible, like pipelines and string matching. It took a while to get used to. Now I am trying get the mongoDB driver to handle replica sets.