NeoShowcase

An app-hosting platform for traP, our university’s tech club. It deploys apps from Git repositories and provides databases, authentication, and scaling through a web dashboard.

My role: Team project · Dashboard frontend and Gikuten presentation

Presentation slide showing NeoShowcase’s three-step Git deployment flow, its dashboard, and a published app
Product imageSource: pikachu0310's Gikuten 2023 presentation. Team project by traP. Dashboard design: SysAd Design group.Open original image ↗

My contribution

Team project.

  • One of four initial core developers
  • Frontend development for the SolidJS dashboard
  • Project presentation at Gikuten
  • Feature suggestions and bug reports as a regular user

Deploying apps from Git

Members connect a Git repository, choose deployment settings, and publish an app. NeoShowcase handles builds and deployment, with databases, authentication, and scaling managed from the same dashboard.

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My work on the dashboard

I was one of the four initial core developers. The SysAd Design group designed the dashboard, and I implemented its SolidJS frontend for deployment settings and app management. I also presented NeoShowcase at Gikuten and submitted feature suggestions and bug reports as a regular user.

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Project results

Usage and awards for the team’s platform.

  • 1,000+ running apps
  • AwardGikuten 2023 final round
  • AwardGMO Internet Company Award
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Sources

References for the work and results described here.

  1. Public sourceProject article

    My contributions to frontend development in 2023.

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  2. Supporting public sourceCode repository

    Contributions in the public repository and the product overview.

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  3. Public sourceProject article

    More than 500 apps were running as of October 2023; NeoShowcase reached the Gikuten 2023 final round and received the GMO Internet Company Award.

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  4. Confirmed by pikachu0310Personal confirmation

    More than 1,000 apps were running as of August 2026.

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  5. Confirmed by pikachu0310Personal confirmation

    Confirmed by pikachu0310: one of four initial core developers, frontend development, Gikuten presentation, and regular feature suggestions and bug reports.

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