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 9Just a list of some projects I have done and find useful on my day-to-day life.
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11-   [Reddit to Nextcloud
12    importer](https://gabrielgio.gitlab.io/reddit-nextcloud-importer/)
13    [<i class="fab fa-gitlab"></i>](https://gitlab.com/gabrielgio/reddit-nextcloud-importer)
14
15    A small project that monitors user\'s saved posts on reddit, downloads its
16    media and uploads to a nextcloud instance. 
17    
18    It combines 3 projects: [praw](https://github.com/praw-dev/praw) to read and
19    motitor user's saved feed, [gallery-dl](https://github.com/mikf/gallery-dl)
20    to download media from several sources, and
21    [nextcloud-api-wrapper](https://github.com/luffah/nextcloud-API) to manage
22    folder and upload files to nexcloud instance.
23
24-   [Filter for Nerdcast
25    (pt-BR)](https://gabrielgio.gitlab.io/jn_filter/)
26    [<i class="fab fa-gitlab"></i>](https://gitlab.com/gabrielgio/jn_filter)
27
28    Just a small podcast filter to remove and/or split a feed from
29    [Nerdcast](https://www.jovemnerd.com.br/nerdcast/) into different segments.
30    The current feed its quite clustered with many programs/segments and this
31    project just helps to clean up so only the segment you want shows up on you
32    podcast client.
33
34-   [Password generator](https://genpass.gabrielgio.me/)
35    [<i class="fab fa-gitlab"></i>](https://gitlab.com/gabrielgio/genpass)
36    
37    It started with me having fun with clojure script ([last
38    commit](https://gitlab.com/gabrielgio/genpass/-/tree/2db3d88503fbe219e99c464c4cc8e768613e1359)).
39    Now I have been using it as a playground to play a bit with rust/wasm and it
40    is a quite interesting comparacion to make. The cljs implementation could
41    not handle more than 1k chars, while the wasm can easly handle >100k. Is it
42    useful for a password generator? Probabally not, but if it your use case now
43    I got you covered.