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June 17, 2025 UiRework

Hey IH fam 👋

Just wrapped up a full UI (and a bit of UX) rework for my open-source project — and now it finally looks like a real product, not something I whipped up during finals week 😅

✅ Cleaner visuals
✅ Better structure
✅ Dropped the side-project feel — it’s giving “you can trust this tool” now

Took inspiration from modern OSS sites like MagicUI and focused on making things more usable, accessible, and legit.

I’ll also be opening some contributor-friendly GitHub issues soon — perfect for folks looking to get into open source.

🚀 Check it out: https://dev-juice.vercel.app

#IndieHackers #OpenSource #UIUX #Nextjs #FastAPI #DevTools #100DaysOfOSS

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June 10, 2025 Just Launched My First Open source Project DevJuice — Free Tools for Developers and Designers

Hey IH fam 👋

After 3 months of building, tweaking, and overthinking button placements...
I just launched DevJuice — a growing collection of free, no-login developer and designers tools made to simplify your dev workflow.

What’s inside?

  • Color pallettes and color visualiser

  • Color contrast checker

  • Tools for UIUX

  • Tool Submisson

Ui libraries
...and a few more essentials — with more coming soon!

Why I built this:

I got tired of bloated tools that wanted me to sign up just to check one color value.
So I built a simple, fast, no-nonsense playground for devs — optimized for speed and clarity.

Built with:

  • Next.js + Tailwind (frontend)

  • FastAPI (backend)

  • PostgreSQL (Supabase for now)

Would love feedback on:

  • What tools you think are missing

  • Whether the UX feels clean enough

  • Any bugs I might’ve missed 👀

    If you find it useful, give it a try or share with someone who might.
    Thanks for reading — building in public isn’t easy but y’all make it fun.

    Take a look if possible : https://dev-juice.vercel.app

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As a frontend developer, I constantly found myself juggling 50 tabs just to get through a single task—color pickers, icon libraries, CSS generators, gradient tools… it got overwhelming fast. That's why I built DevJuice