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I liked the Grok bot avatar when it came out and wanted to see if I could rebuild it in SVG. It ended up as a small morphing editor. There are 14 animation states and they morph into each other. You customise the avatar by picking a shape, a colour and an expression, then chain the states on a timeline to build your own animation and export it as SVG, PNG, GIF or MP4. It’s in English, French and Chinese. My goal is to turn it into a library you can drop into your own project, so the avatar r...

Many PDF documents contain colorful charts, presentations, marketing materials, scanned pages, or graphics that aren't always ideal for printing or archiving. In some cases, converting a document to g

I can recall the time when I first put on the Oura Ring and checked my readiness score the next morning as if I were checking an exam score. I saw something like 62 and I really started to panic. Was

A trading research agent can write strategy code, run a backtest, inspect the results, and keep revising the strategy. The harder problem is making sure that this loop doesn't turn into an uncontrolle

Discord bots can look surprisingly complicated when you see them in action. A bot can respond to messages, tell stories, remember parts of conversations, and stay online around the clock. When I first

Building AI agents with raw LLM SDKs works fine for prototypes until you need structured outputs, testable code, and production reliability. The gap shows up in a predictable way. Your notebook code w

I have seen legacy migrations considered successful because the old framework disappeared from the repository. Six months later, the team was still dealing with the same coupling, the same unclear bus

In this tutorial, you’ll build a practical AI agent that can receive a user prompt, decide whether it needs to use a tool, execute that tool in PHP, store conversation history in MySQL, and continue r

You've seen it a hundred times: the Wi-Fi drops, Chrome shrugs, and a little pixelated T-Rex appears, ready to sprint through a desert the moment you hit the spacebar. That tiny game, hidden behind th

Every B2B SaaS product with a compliance requirement (like banking, lending, payroll, or crypto) hits the same wall early on: before you can let a business use your platform, you need to verify who th

When learning C, it's easy to get stuck building text-based terminal applications that simply ask for user input and print a result back out. While those are great for learning the basics of the langu

Whether you're designing robotics, analyzing fluid dynamics (CFD), or working through complex engineering data, learning to code is one of the most effective ways to boost your workflow and technical

Sometimes you don't want to change the actual content of a PDF. You simply want to add a colored layer over part or all of the document. This can be useful for creating branded reports, adding colored

Today, diffusion models have become one of the most influential families of generative AI systems. They power applications ranging from image synthesis and editing to video generation, scientific disc

PDF editing isn't limited to adding signatures or merging documents. Sometimes you simply want to improve the appearance of a PDF by increasing brightness, boosting contrast, adding blur, converting i

When your AI agent serves more than one person, every tool call must answer: who's the agent acting for? Let's learn how to solve this by building an AI agent that connects with Slack and GitHub. A Sl

Picture this: it's 4pm on a Friday, and your team has just merged the last feature for the sprint. But your product manager asks for a new build on TestFlight by the end of the day so the client can r

Causal inference for LLM-based AI features is no longer theoretical. Airbnb, Netflix, Lyft, and Uber have published detailed engineering blog posts describing exactly how they measure the causal impac

Hi all, I'm the owner of KrakenKeys , a free Steam game price comparison platform. It compares prices from over 20 stores, to help gamers find the best deals. I didn't want to gatekeep the data, so I decided to open a free public API. Documentation / spec: https://krakenkeys.com/api-docs Postman collection: https://www.postman.com/krakenkeys-4130662/krakenkeys-api/overview With the API you can: - Search for games - See the current (best) prices for games, including historica...

Looking back, what’s one decision you overthought that ended up not mattering much? Or the opposite, something you barely thought about that turned out to be really important. Curious where founders actually end up wasting the most time.

Creator disclosure: I built Codepend. It’s free, MIT-licensed, and has no paid tier. Claude Code, Codex and Cursor leave session histories on your machine. `npx codepend` turns them into one self-contained HTML story: first prompts, late-night sessions, repeated phrases, abandoned projects, timelines, and a Wrapped-style archetype. Codepend reads those files locally, writes nothing back, and has no backend or telemetry. The attached 40-second video was generated by Codepend from invented dem...

(Yes, Reddit auto-assigned me the username "Desperate-Ad" and no, I couldn't make that up if I tried.) Nine years ago I went to a wedding where the only people I knew were getting married. My date and I spent the whole weekend wishing we could see who else was there, when people were arriving, what anyone was doing between events. That app didn't exist. I never stopped thinking it should. I'm a video editor/VFX artist by trade — 12+ years, zero coding background. Six months ago I f...

Hey everyone! Last week, I reached a huge milestone by launching my app, Mosaic News, on the iOS App Store! Mosaic News is a free iPhone app that aggregates news reporting from more than 850 publishers across the political spectrum, groups coverage of the same event, and connects individual events into larger narratives to help readers “see the whole picture.” I started building it because I was frustrated by how difficult following the news had become. Misinformation, media bias, conflict...

I do marketing for a living. I can read code and I've done web work for years, but I never got round to learning Swift or Kotlin properly. Never had enough time to dive into it. So my list of apps I wanted to make just sat there getting longer. This year I took one off the list and actually finished it, which still surprises me a bit. Byna : it's a countdown app. Before anyone says it: yes, there are hundreds. I picked this one because it was the smallest idea on the list, and because the t...

Built for a specific, recurring problem: a group that needs to stay together, and a network that can't help them do it. Solution- find your group on a compass-rotated radar, send an SOS others can navigate to, and flood-relay evidence photos across the mesh so they're not stuck on one device. The tool- Inspired with Permissionless-Bitchat, No accounts (groups are just a random key in a QR code), rotating BLE identifiers so you can't be fingerprinted, everything self-destructs on a built-in e...

I have been building this app for over a month, refining and improving it. Looking for feedback, feature suggestions, and monetization strategy suggestions. Will anyone be willing to pay for this app outside of apple app store? If anyone is willing to buy please DM, will try to sell in fair price personally. Movie Streamer lets you stream files as they download — just search, pick a quality, and hit play. Seamless unified experience What it does: - Stream-as-you-download with smart ...

Solo founder here (mom of two, self-taught engineer). I spent 3 months building a reading app that adapts books to different reading levels and languages, and launched this month. Four lessons that cost me the most time: Copyright is country-specific. "Public domain" in one country isn't public domain in another — some go by the author's death year, some by publication year. I had to check my starting catalog title by title. Don't compete on catalog size. Big platforms will al...

No CS degree, no traditional tech pedigree. I taught myself AI the slow way: daily reading, experimentation, prompt engineering, and building after long shifts in an emergency-services career. It started as a food-ranking side project. Then I found engine recipes documented in PDFs, and it slowly became something bigger: OnTheRice (new.ontherice.org), a daily AI market and news read with a public proof ledger that timestamps every call so the misses stay visible, not just the wins. Along the...

​ I've been staring at dashboards for months. Downloads, signups, retention, all of it mostly flat, all of it quietly making me feel like I built for no one. Then last week someone I've never met sent me an email. It wasn't praise. It was a bug report. Two lines, describing exactly how something broke and what they expected to happen instead. And I got weirdly emotional over it. Because a number tells you a session happened. A bug report tells you an actual person cared enough abo...

Am a student developer learning to develop applications, and I am seeking to develop a small application that will be useful to people. The only problem is, I have no idea what to pursue. Why don't you guys tell me? What do you think would be a great wish for a software tool or application for fixing a certain problem in your day to day life?