Artificial Intelligence (AI)
As both a doctor and a developer, I’ve spent years writing code under pressure, whether it’s building VR apps for ADHD treatment or scripting backend logic for immersive web experiences. So when AI coding assistants started popping up everywhere, I was all in. I tried Cursor , GitHub Copilot
3D Game Engine
If you’re on the hunt for a powerful tool to bring your 3D, VR, or AR projects to life, look no further. Today, I’m excited to introduce you to Wonderland Engine, an incredible platform that’s redefining how we create immersive experiences on the web. What Is Wonderland
Docker
A detailed look at Dozzle, a self-hosted, open-source Docker log viewer that brings live logs, SQL filtering, and split-screen debugging to your browser. MIT-licensed and easy to set up.
Docker
LogForge: A self-hosted Docker monitoring dashboard for developers. Real-time logs, alerts, and service status — all in one lightweight UI. Free & open-source under AGPL-3.0.
logs
Logs are the lifeblood of system monitoring and troubleshooting. Whether you're managing a high-traffic web service, building an electric vehicle platform, or maintaining large-scale cloud infrastructure, log data is essential, but it comes at a cost. Storage bloat, slow search performance, and inefficient ingestion pipelines can quickly become
Open-source
Meet Manifest: The One-File Backend That Feels Like Magic, free and open-source!
backend
Brainyduck: Build SaaS with Simple GraphQL Schemas Are you tired of juggling multiple backend files, manually defining resolvers, or spending hours setting up your serverless infrastructure? What if you could turn a simple GraphQL schema into a fully functioning, production-ready backend with just one command? Say hi to Brainyduck, the
Open-source
If you're a developer, sysadmin, or just someone who owns a website, pinging your site isn't just a technical curiosity, it's a critical diagnostic tool. But as we move into 2025, the tools and methods for doing this are evolving, and some of the
Cybersecurity
A.I.G（AI-Infra-Guard）A Self-hosted AI Infrastructure Vulnerability Assessment and MCP Server Security Analysis Tool
privacy
ALTCHA: The Self-hosted Platform that protects you from Bot Abuse!
JavaScript
What Is a JS Physics Engine? And Why You Might Actually Need One If you’ve ever made something interactive, a game, a simulation, an animated visual, and wanted things to move like they do in real life , you’ve probably hit a wall trying to fake gravity, bouncing, or
JavaScript
JavaScript is the lifeblood of modern web development, but let’s face it—tooling can be a nightmare. Configuring Webpack or dealing with Babel presets feels like solving a Rubik's cube blindfolded sometimes. Enter Parcel, the zero-configuration build tool that promises to save you from configuration hell while
web development
Let’s cut to the chase—software development has always been a bit of a tightrope walk. On one side, you have developers drowning in lines of code, trying to meet deadlines that seem more like fantasies than realities. On the other side, there are people with amazing ideas but
gamedev
As someone who has been closely following the evolution of game engines over the years, I’ve always had a soft spot for Godot. It’s not just because it’s free and open-source; it’s because Godot feels like the underdog in an industry dominated by giants like Unity
MongoDB
As, MongoDB has become one of the most popular NoSQL databases, thanks to its flexibility, scalability, and developer-friendly design. But what makes MongoDB even more powerful is its seamless integration with a variety of frameworks and tools that simplify development, enhance performance, and enable real-time capabilities. Whether you're
web development
TileDB is a versatile and high-performance engine designed for managing both dense and sparse multi-dimensional arrays. It serves as an efficient solution for modeling complex datasets across various domains. It is built as an embeddable C++ library, TileDB operates seamlessly on Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms. TileDB is widely used
svg
Alright, let’s dive straight into it. If you’re not leveraging SVGs in your projects yet, you’re leaving a lot on the table. As a developer who has been working with SVGs for years—both for web development and even creating a quick browser-based game—I can confidently
web development
If you’ve ever needed avatars for your project—whether it’s for user profiles, app designs, or just to spice up your website—you know how time-consuming it can be to create or source them. Enter DiceBear, the avatar library that makes this process not only painless but actually
Django
Walking into the coworking space the other day, I couldn’t help but notice a bunch of students huddled over their laptops, typing away like mad. Curious, I leaned over and asked what they were working on. “Django,” one of them said with a grin. Instantly, my developer heart skipped
developers
Let me tell you a little story. A few months ago, my buddy Mo—yes, that Mo with the "development kitchen" startup everyone keeps talking about—hit me up out of the blue. His team had just shipped a shiny new feature to their app, something they'
CSS
Let me start by saying this: I’ve been in the web development game long enough to remember when Bootstrap was the framework everyone talked about. If you were building a website back in the early 2010s and didn’t use Bootstrap, people would look at you like you’d
web development
Let me start with a confession: I’ve been using Svelte for years now, I did not like it much comparing to Next.js and Astro, and it’s become my go-to framework for building web apps. We’ve used it in several projects—everything from simple dashboards to full-blown
web design
Meet Zag: The Open-Source Framework Revolutionizing Design Systems
web development
Let me start by saying this: Ruby on Rails (RoR) is not dead. Nope, not even close. As someone who has been coding for years and worked on multiple projects using Rails, I can confidently say it’s still alive and kicking—though it might not be the hottest thing