As people in the IT-industry, we need guids all the time.
One way to get them is by searching for the word `guid` in your favourite search engine and it will
probably create a new one for you to use. This works great, aside from the fact you need to copy-paste
it from some place in the UI.
I'd rather have a page with only a new guid, preferably when the page is loaded, and copy it directly
from there withouth having to wory where to click & select on the page. That's when Guid.Codes
was born!
The goal is to have a very lightweight page where the only thing you can do is get a new guid.
No tracking, no cookies, no ads, just guids!
Sure thing!
The implementation of the service is quite easy to understand, if you're familiar with C# & Azure
Functions. But as the code footprint is quite small, I guess all type of developers can understand
what's happening over here. Check out my GitHub repository of this project over here:
https://github.com/Jandev/guid-api
If there are open issues, feel free to pick them up, or if you see something which can need some
improvement you can open up an issue and create a pull request if you want.
Well, yes actually!
As you can imagine, running a (small) service isn't free. I have to pay for the consumed Azure
resources, bandwidth, domainname, etc.
If you can spare a few bucks I'd love to be sponsored on GitHub
or a donation via PayPal.