Introducing a JSON to NDJSON converter
I released a JSON to NDJSON converter for turning regular JSON arrays into newline-delimited JSON. It is part of my growing set of local-first, adware-free browser tools for formatting, converting, and inspecting developer data without sending files to a backend.
Introducing an NDJSON to JSON converter
I released an NDJSON to JSON converter for turning newline-delimited JSON into a regular JSON array. It is part of my growing set of local-first browser tools for formatting, converting, and inspecting developer data without sending files to a backend.
Introducing a JSON-LD sanity checker
A short announcement for the new JSON-LD Sanity Checker on hluska.ca: a local-only browser tool for checking whether pasted JSON-LD is valid, readable, and obviously sane before publishing.
Introducing a new JSON formatter
A short announcement for the new JSON Formatter on hluska.ca: a browser-only tool for formatting, minifying, copying, and inspecting JSON without uploading files to a server.
Introducing the NDJSON Formatter
A quick announcement for the new NDJSON Formatter on hluska.ca: a local-only browser tool for formatting NDJSON and JSONL files, plus a first step toward a fuller Siteimp support workbench.
Django Secret Key Generator
One of my passions is helping people learn to write code and I know a lot of people who are learning or who have learned Django. I have noticed that a lot of people use web based tools to generate their secret keys and while there's nothing particular wrong with that, I find it worrisome that those tools don't show the algorithm they use to generate keys. So I thought I would create my own secret key generator and use it as a way to start teaching people a bit about how 'random' works in software.