JavaScript
How to Run a YouTube Channel on Autopilot Without Writing a Single Line of Editing
Discover how to automate a YouTube channel end-to-end with AI agents—no editing skills required. Built on Node.js with Gemini API support.
DevOps
70 projectsContainers, orchestration, CI/CD, infrastructure as code, and observability for shipping and running software.
Kotlin
A Standalone AI Agent Right on Your Phone — Breaking Down OpenDroid
OpenDroid is an open-source autonomous AI agent for Android that turns your smartphone into an LLM execution environment with 12 AI provider support and 60+ ready actions.
JavaScript
Managing Traefik from the Browser Without Manual YAML Editing
Traefik Manager is a web panel for visual Traefik management that eliminates the need to manually edit YAML files. Features include route builders, middleware wizards, Git backup, and multi-server agent support.
JavaScript
Stop Writing Prompts Manually. How to Turn AI Agents into an Autonomous Assembly Line
Boris Cherni from Anthropic no longer writes prompts manually—automatic loops do it instead. Here's how Loop Engineering changes the game.
TypeScript
How to combine code, design, and text in one AI workspace — trying out Kun
Kun combines code, text, design, and automation in one local AI workspace with a shared runtime for TUI and GUI, five specialized workspaces, and flexible model support.
Go
How to Keep Your Local Network Devices Under Control with WatchYourLAN
WatchYourLAN is a lightweight network scanner with a web interface written in Go. It monitors your local network via ARP, tracks device history, and alerts you when unknown hosts appear.
Go
Local Kubernetes in a Minute Without Heavy VMs
kind lets you run Kubernetes clusters inside Docker containers—no heavy VMs needed. Perfect for CI testing and local development.
Go
How to Automate Docker Container Updates Without Complex CI/CD Pipelines
Watchtower automatically updates Docker containers by monitoring registries for new images and restarting services with the same configuration.
Go
How Google Checks Access Permissions for Billions of Users and What SpiceDB Has to Do With It
Google built Zanzibar for authorization at scale. Learn how SpiceDB, an open-source database inspired by it, handles permissions for billions of users.
TypeScript
How Podman Desktop Replaces Docker Desktop in Everyday Work
A few years ago, paid subscriptions and new restrictions in Docker Desktop prompted many developers to look for alternatives. Podman Desktop from Red Hat fills this niche—free, open source, and supporting multiple container engines.
JavaScript
How to Build a Family Command Center on Your Own Server with Yuvomi
Yuvomi is a self-hosted family command center that replaces a dozen subscriptions and deploys in one Docker container. It combines 17 modules including meal planning, finances, tasks, and gamified rewards.
JavaScript
Deep Dive into Orion: How Discord Quest Automation Works and Digging Into Webpack Internals
A deep dive into Orion, a Discord quest automation tool that reverse-engineers Webpack internals from the browser console.
Go
Looking under the hood of OpenShift and uncovering the secret of the Origin repository
If you've worked with OpenShift or OKD, you've encountered the Origin repository. But where did all the code go? We explore the restructuring and what's left today.
Go
How to Stop Opening App Store Connect Web and Automate Everything from the Terminal
Stop opening App Store Connect in your browser. A Go-based CLI tool that automates iOS and macOS app publishing directly from the terminal.
HTML
Automating Microsoft 365 Security Checks with Maester
Maester automates Microsoft 365 security audits using PowerShell and Pester, providing customizable tests, multiple report formats, and CI/CD integration.
Kotlin
Running a Full-Fledged Linux with systemd on a Smartphone via Droidspaces
Droidspaces runs full Linux with systemd on Android using kernel namespaces—no PRoot slowdown, no chroot leaks. ~160 chars
Rust
DockPanel Server Control Panel Uses Just 19 MB of RAM and Supports Git Deployments
Traditional server control panels consume 150-250 MB of RAM. DockPanel uses just 19 MB thanks to being built with Rust and React.
TypeScript
How to Stop Writing Adapters for Neural Networks and Take Control of Token Costs
Stop writing adapters for every AI model. LLM Gateway unifies API calls to OpenAI, Anthropic, Vertex AI and more through a single OpenAI-compatible interface with built-in cost tracking.
TypeScript
How to Teach AI Agents to Test Mobile Apps on Their Own
Callstack released agent-device, a CLI tool that gives AI agents "hands and eyes" to test mobile apps directly on simulators and emulators.
Go
How to Save on Logs and Not Go Crazy from Splunk Bills
SigLens promises 100x efficiency over Splunk for log management. Now open-source under Apache 2.0, it offers a Go-based observability platform with familiar query languages and massive cost savings.
Python
How to Stop Struggling with ML Model Deployment and Start Living with Triton Inference Server
Tired of wrestling with ML model deployment? Triton Inference Server from NVIDIA offers dynamic batching, multi-framework support, and production-ready metrics out of the box.
Go
How to Stop Configuring Wikis and Start Writing Documentation
Fed up with heavyweight wikis? LeafWiki is a self-hosted knowledge base that runs on a single Go binary with Markdown files on disk — no Docker Compose nightmares.
Shell
How to Set Up a Palworld Server in Docker Without Going Mad from Configuration
Skip the SteamCMD headaches and memory leaks. Set up a Palworld server with Docker, automatic backups, auto-pause, and Discord alerts.
JavaScript
Playwright Skill for Claude Code: When Your AI Assistant Masters Browser Automation
A GitHub project that lets Claude Code write and execute Playwright automation on the fly, generating custom scripts from natural language requests with visible browser control.