sc2-replay-go VS web-legacy

https://gitlab.com/Rairden/sc2-replay-go/-/blob/master/sc2replay.go#L196

For Starcraft 2, I made a tool that uses a library to decode replays. See the table at the bottom to see how much it's compressed. A game replay goes from 100 KB binary file to 3-6 MB text file showing all the events (clicking, movement commands, etc).

I can show some benchmarks. I did a tiny project in Java using a python library to decode Starcraft2 replay games. Then redid the project in Go. Benchmark result here. So 580 vs 167 ms to decode 100 replays. Not a big deal.

I've written few years ago text based application created in AngularJS to keep all my notes. It was inspired by builtin MacOS app. I'm trying to keep all my notes there. Before I've had this app, I've used topic based files with extension NOTES like javascript.NOTES etc. The application is running on my shared hosting, the code is Open Source but yesterday I wanted to add new feature (global search) and I have a problem to run the application locally, a lot of things has change since it was created. I've spent few years updated all dependencies including WebPack after done it doesn't work 100% correctly. I also have on my list create mobile version so I can read and taking notes while on my phone.

The code is on GitHub: https://github.com/jcubic/notes

The app is simple on left there are notes, in the middle there is simple text and on the right are navigation into sections, that are created using special markers. This type of makers I always use in source code and text files as separators.

I have a notes application that replaced my old solution with files on directory NOTES. I try to keep all my notes there. The inspiration came from MacOS notes app that I've seen in one of my coworkers. The application was created in AngularJS a few years ago and it's text-based.