Welcome to Funkyton

This blog is your go-to resource for exploring open-source knowledge and tools. Inspired by the collaborative and empowering spirit of open source, Funkyton provides practical solutions to streamline your projects.

From downloadable software and step-by-step guides to video tutorials, deployment templates, and 3D-printable designs—this platform is designed to help you get started quickly and efficiently. While some tools may require third-party services with associated costs, the resources here aim to simplify your journey into open source.

Your support matters!

I deeply appreciate everyone who engages with the projects shared on this blog. Whether you star a GitHub repository, leave a thoughtful comment on a blog post, or contribute to a YouTube discussion, your support means the world. Thank you for being part of this journey!

Contact

Have questions, feedback, or ideas for collaboration? Reach out via the email below, and I’ll personally respond to relevant inquiries.

Email: [email protected]

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Funkyton

Hello, Curious Minds! 🌟 In a fast-paced world of technological evolution, I strive to avoid ending up like Marvin the Paranoid Android—brilliant yet perpetually outdated and gloomy. That’s why I dive into the world of open-source software projects, exploring, testing, and documenting my learning journey. My goal is to simplify the path to open source for non-developers by providing easy-to-follow videos, deployment templates, and Git repositories. While enterprise solutions offer convenience, they can be costly, collect data, and trap customers in hard-to-exit ecosystems. In contrast, open source empowers you to take charge of your solutions, but often requires technical skills and lots of tinkering. I aim to break down these barriers and make open source more accessible for everyone.

YouTube

rpuls - Overview

rpuls has 48 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

GitHub

rpuls.bsky.social

Bluesky Social

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61571326694694

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rasmus-puls/

In JavaScript, everything starts with a function. For me, everything starts with a typo—'funciton.' And that’s how Funkyton became the name of this blog about sharing functionality!