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Three tools that do more for Obsidian than most plugins ever will
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My library travels with me, everywhere I go
When building small online utilities, one question comes up surprisingly often: Does the user's data really need to leave their browser? For many types of tools, the answer is no.
I needed two videos for a Chrome extension I built: a promo and a walkthrough. I did not want to open a video editor. So I used HyperFrames — HeyGen's open-source (Apache 2.0) HTML-to-MP4 framework.
New Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra renders suggest Samsung is keeping the familiar notch and overall design while focusing most of the upgrades on the inside.
One thing I’ve noticed after years of working in accessibility is that many teams still treat accessibility as a late-stage QA task .
A few months ago I got tired of the same problem: you finish a "backend course," feel great for a day, then realize you still can't build anything real or pass an interview.