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daily.dev is a professional network for developers to learn, collaborate, and grow together 👩💻
With daily.dev you can discover a wide variety of professional knowledge, create groups where you can collaborate with other developers you appreciate, and discuss the latest trends in the developer ecosystem. It works offline and is available both as a browser extension and as a Progressive Web App (PWA).
daily.dev is currently available for Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox. There's also a PWA for mobile devices.
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We recognize that developers today have the greatest power as a professional group to drive change and affect lives of billions. There are many platforms that provide developers with tools that serve to their success, or the goals of their workplace, but daily.dev is by-design for developers themselves.
We, as developers, know how challenging it is to grow professionally with so much going on, and that's why we built daily.dev - to make it easy for us to navigate abundance of content and discover all the knowledge they need with zero effort.
You can use daily.dev to:
- 👨💻 Learn and stay up-to-date
- 🙌 Interact based on the latest trends in our ecosystem
- 🚀 Collaborate with other developers you know and appreciate
daily.dev might look simple on the surface but actually, it is powered by a complex and robust system of different applications. It contains several services, some are big, others are micro and easy to maintain. Below is the list of different projects that we maintain under daily.dev.
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daily - This is the repository you are currently at. It serves as a central place for all the projects. It contains documentation, community ideas, suggestions, and whatnot.
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docs - This is the repository for official product documentation of daily.dev.
- apps - Monorepo with all the frontend related projects since daily.dev 3.0. This includes both the extension and the webapp.
- action-devcard - GitHub Actions for adding daily DevCard to GitHub profile. Read the guide to set it up.
Let's setup daily.dev locally. First, you need to setup the services required to run the daily.dev applications, then you can run the application you want. Follow up the setups below to quickly get started.
You can go the easy way by using Gitpod or follow the instructions below.
- Make sure docker-compose is installed on your machine. Take a look at the official guide for installation. After installation, run the following command in your terminal for a double check.
docker compose version
# Docker Compose version v2.10.0 // Expected resultClone the apps repo.
daily.dev services are fully dockerized and publicly available on a Google Cloud Registry (GCR) repository. We are going to use them!
The first step is to pull and run the docker images. Thanks to docker-compose, network and environment variables are preconfigured and ready to go.
Navigate to the cloned repository and make sure Docker is running on your machine. After that run the following command to run all daily services:
docker compose pull && docker compose upThe command will take a while depending on your internet speed.
Now we need to apply the migrations on our databases so they will have the latest schema:
docker exec apps-daily-api-1 node ./node_modules/typeorm/cli.js migration:run -d src/data-source.js
# ... // Expected result
# Migration PostToc1623847855158 has been executed successfully.
# query: COMMITThe last step is to populate your database using the seed data. All you need to do is, run the following command in your terminal:
docker exec apps-daily-api-1 node bin/import.js
# importing Source // Expected result
# importing Post
# importing Keyword
# importing PostKeyword
# doneThat's it! 🍻
Now, you have all the required services running. Each project's repo explains what services are needed and how to get started with them.
Note that currently, not all services are ready (or needed) for local environment so Daily Redirector and Daily Monetization services are not available for you.
It means that if you click on an article you will get error 404 and that you will not see ads on your local environment.
Now, let's quickly set up daily.dev apps.
Run the following commands in your terminal to bootstrap.
Yes, we use lerna for this purpose.
npm i -g lerna
lerna bootstrap
# ... // Expected result
# lerna success Bootstrapped 5 packagesGo to packages/webapp in the apps folder. Run the following command to start the webapp in development mode. It will watch for all the file changes.
npm run devGo to packages/extension in the apps folder. Run the following command to start the extension in development mode. It will watch for all the file changes and generate the output in dist folder.
npm run dev:chromeBy now, you will have unpacked daily.dev extension in your dist folder. Follow the steps listed below to load the extension.
- Go to
chrome://extensionspath in your Chrome browser. - Enable
Developer modefrom the top right section. - Click on
Load Unpackbutton and select yourdistfolder.
That's it! Your extension has been loaded in your browser. Happy hacking! ✌️
We are open to all kinds of contributions. If you want to:
- 🤔 Suggest a feature
- 🐛 Report an issue
- 📖 Improve documentation
- 👨💻 Contribute to the code
You are more than welcome. Before contributing, kindly check our guidelines.
We are always looking for talent. You can find all open positions here
Licensed under AGPL-3.0.