Bar code component for Vue.js
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Barcode refers to a method of representing data in a visual, machine-readable form. This topic covers the history, types, and applications of barcodes. Barcodes are widely used in various industries for inventory management, tracking items, and automating data entry. They come in different formats, including linear barcodes and matrix barcodes (such as QR codes), each with its specific use cases and encoding methods. The topic also explores the technologies and standards used in barcode generation and scanning.
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Command-line application that uploads TIC-80 cartridges to IPFS and encodes url into barcodes & QR Codes
javascript cli npm encoder retro decoder qrcode ipfs barcode qr-code tiny node-js tic80 tic-80 bar-code fantasy-console fantasy-computer cartridges tic-cartridges
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Dec 1, 2021 - JavaScript
This project is a laboratory on a small package called React-barcode. I started this project as a joke just for seeing how to show barcodes on React. And I never imagine barcode to be that complicated and interesting. A barcode can have a lot of different formats and they all have different purposes. Who would have imagine that this little barco…
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Aug 30, 2022 - TypeScript
A simple web app that lets you create and customize bar codes and QR codes in various formats and colors.
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Jan 3, 2025 - TypeScript
A javascript/html web app to read/create bar codes.
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Mar 18, 2023 - HTML
PoMoMin is a administration web site developed in Python/Django. Its functionalities are related to inventory/equipment with several utilities to make administration easy and centralized.
javascript python bootstrap jquery django sql-server qr-code transact-sql database-design bar-code inventory-administration-system
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Back-end em Flask da aplicação desenvolvida durante o NLW Expert da Rocketseat.
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Feb 10, 2024 - Python
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Created by Norman Joseph Woodland and Bernard Silver
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