I make simple sites for my own personal use and share them with the world. You probably know me from @dgSHiFTCodes or when I used to stream.
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Back in 2012 this began as a simple project to keep track of SHiFT Codes for Borderlands 2. It was originally an email list for a couple of friends and grew over time. Today it is a fully automated python bot with a hugo/nginx front end that handles 3 million hits a month and has more than 350K Twitter followers.
Using data provided by the Unofficial SHiFT Code Archive this site produces a simple and attractive list of all active SHiFT Codes in a easy to read format. It is fully automated with a custom Python 3 script that reads remote data and applies a set of templates to the page anytime a new code is published on the archive.
In the early days of Ubisoft's "Rainbow Six: Siege" there was no way to let the server pick a random operator for you to use. I created this page for my own use and it turned out that a lot of people had the same needs. It became very popular until Ubisoft put in their own random operator button in 2019.
This popular hero-based fantasy survival expedition currently has no easy to way to randomly select a hero or a mission. This page was created to remedy that situation and allow my group of friends to easily and rapidly pick a mission and heroes to play in the evenings. Optimized and recommended for use use on mobile devices.
Another title popular amongst my friends for a few years was Payday 2. However, once again there was (and still remains) no random mission selector. This page simple picks random heists.
Once again another AAA title launched without the ability to randomly select your equipment. This page was created to allow for more diverse gameplay in Battlefield 1