AI & Machine Learning

How I Built a Fast, Clean Wiki & Database for Steal an Egg

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A fast, minimalist wiki and database for the "Steal an Egg" gaming community has been developed to address issues of clutter, ads, and slow load times found in existing resources. It utilizes a Next.js/Vue framework, Tailwind CSS, and MDX for content structure, with optimized data management for quick filtering. This project offers a developer-friendly alternative for accessing game data, with potential for community contributions and automated syncing in the future.

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