Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Tech

Meal finder

A Minimalist Recipe Finder Powered by TheMealDB API Sometimes, deciding what to cook is harder than actually cooking. There are so many recipes online, but finding something that matches what you're looking for can take time. I wanted to make that process a little simpler, so I built a small recipe recommendation website powered by TheMealDB API. The idea is simple: enter a keyword, get recipe…

A small web application called Meal Finder has been developed to simplify the process of finding recipe ideas. The website utilizes TheMealDB API, a collective meal database that offers an API for projects involving recipes. Users of the website are asked to input a keyword, submit their search, and view the recipe results directly on the site.

The user interface is designed with a minimalist black-and-white style to keep the focus on the search and its results. This project aims to make recipe discovery straightforward and uncomplicated. The Meal Finder project was created to address the common problem of spending too much time searching for meal ideas online. Instead of manually browsing numerous recipe pages, users can input a keyword and instantly see the results.

The project serves as a small experiment in connecting user input to an external API and presenting the response in a user-friendly interface. This prototype offers an example of how open-source APIs can simplify the process of building functional web projects. The creator of the Meal Finder hopes to incorporate additional features like improved presentation of recipe results, increased accessibility and responsiveness, and more ways to discover meals based on the API's capabilities.

The creator also envisions exploring how open-source AI could help users discover recipes in more flexible ways. The Meal Finder project exemplifies the benefits of accessible developer tools and shared resources. APIs like TheMealDB provide individual developers with a means to experiment with real-world data without having to build an entire database from scratch.

This approach lowers the barrier to experimentation and makes it easier to turn an idea into a working prototype.

Written by urgent.news from Dev.to's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at dev.to →

More in Tech

Choose an Image Generation Model DALL-E 3 SDXL and Flux for Web App Speed

TL;DR: choose the smallest image-generation system that meets the visual bar for the marketplace workflow, then measure time to a usable result instead of chasing a model leaderboard.

  • Evaluate models with 30-50 prompts covering various asset classes.
  • Record request acceptance and asset usability timestamps.
  • Consider service boundary, deployment control, and observed latency.

How to email a customer when their Stripe payment fails

When a renewal fails, Stripe fires invoice.payment_failed and starts retrying. Its recommended setting tries up to 8 times in two weeks.

  • Enable Stripe's email notifications for failed payments.
  • Set up your own webhook endpoint to handle invoice.paymentfailed events securely.
  • Use Kicklace to send personalized emails for failed payments, keeping Stripe secret secure.

xxl-job: 3,350 application matches against 148 page titles

xxl-job: 3,350 application matches against 148 page titles Schedulers are the component that makes a system act without a person.

  • 3,350 application matches found, compared to 148 title matches
  • Discrepancy between application fingerprint and page titles
  • Console port exposure contributes to mismatch

More from Saturday 24 October →