In this article I want to introduce some projects I’ve been playing with recently. Many may be demo-natured and use no advanced technology; I hope readers find them interesting.
kubemux
This project simplifies the workload of combining Tmux with Kubernetes. It’s very suitable for scenarios where you have dozens of clusters to manage, and it should support operating Kubernetes clusters in multi-cloud environments in the future. I’ve already used it to manage over a hundred clusters — very easy to use.
Project address: https://github.com/corvofeng/kubemux
The documentation is here: https://kubemux.corvo.fun/
go-flarum
go-flarum is a project re-integrating a Golang backend with the Flarum frontend.
Project address: https://github.com/corvofeng/go-flarum
This project made big boasts years ago, though the basic framework was mostly written back then. I recently tidied it up and open-sourced it. I should keep writing it when I have time — though probably very slowly, haha.
https://discuss.flarum.org.cn/d/1956/11
Heartsteel
This is a project embedded in web pages, similar to a kanban-musume (mascot girl), except it uses a 3D model. This part is loaded with Three.js.
Why is it called Heartsteel? Because Zoe is my favorite champion in League of Legends — she stole my ♥. Originally this project was written just for Zoe, but it should actually support displaying models of all kinds of champions.
Project address: https://github.com/corvofeng/Heartsteel
Model source: https://modelviewer.lol/model-viewer?id=142001
To preview the effect, just visit https://corvo.myseu.cn/ — though I suggest opening it on PC; mobile isn’t adapted yet and doesn’t look good.
I’ve also been considering whether she could become a desktop pet, or maybe I’ll learn how to make related mods on Steam.