By default GraphLink generates a method for every query, mutation and subscription in your schema. For schemas like GitHub, GitLab or Shopify that is a lot of code you won't use. Set autoGenerateQueries to false in the config and it only generates the operations you declare yourself, in any file you list in the config.

🎥 Video: https://youtu.be/MwoNFNJZHj4 📝 Write-up: https://medium.com/@graphlinkdev/graphql-codegen-for-huge-schemas-in-dart-turn-off-auto-generated-queries-9f5226cf8a6e

For a big GraphQL schema, do you generate everything and ignore most of it, or do you declare only the operations you use?

I wanted to make short system-design explainers, but the editing was taking longer than writing the explanation. So I built yamlreel: describe a video as scenes in YAML, and it renders the animation locally.

A spec can include things like diagrams with moving arrows, typed code, tables, subtitles, and generated background music. You can render vertical and landscape versions, with a poster/contact sheet and share copy alongside them. Narration is optional: use a recording, or connect a speech server you choose.

It’s not a prompt-to-video service. You write the content and describe the scenes; yamlreel handles drawing and assembling them. I made it for technical videos where I want control over what appears on screen.

There’s a one-minute demo on the project page—it’s a video about yamlreel, made from a YAML file, without a video editor. The repo also has a cache-stampede example spec.

It’s free, MIT-licensed, and available on GitHub and PyPI. If you try it, I’d especially love feedback on whether the YAML scene format feels natural, and what kinds of technical scenes you’d want it to support.

Most project tools felt loud to me, so I made a quieter one

I’m proudly presenting my first take on making an open-source app: iShout! It’s a simple SHOUTcast (specifically v1) encoder for all your encoding needs :) AI assisted warning! Yeah, so if you want to try it out, here’s the GitHub: https://github.com/ArtTols/iShout Also, if you want the bleeding edge, check Actions, for stable-ish releases go to Releases. PRs, issues and contributions welcome :D

plan projects into your vault and build them with Claude Code

I made a desktop app that writes project plans straight into an Obsidian vault:

needs analysis, phases with "done when" criteria, steps as checklists, plus Dataview

tables and a Kanban board if you use those plugins.

You start with one sentence and a short multiple-choice interview. Afterwards Claude

Code (running inside the app) works through the plan and ticks off steps – the

checkboxes in your vault update live. Without Obsidian it falls back to plain .md

files plus an HTML dashboard.

Free & open source (MIT), Windows & macOS: https://neodk2004.github.io/vibewright/

Hey everyone! 👋

I would like to share my project: PyMemoryEditor. This is a pure Python library, desktop app, and now a MCP server — just reached the version 3.4.3 — published on PyPI.

The code is on my GitHub: JeanExtreme002/PyMemoryEditor. I’d also appreciate it if you could leave a ⭐️ on the repo page if you like the project and want to see more updates!

I have been working on it for over five years of work, and I’m still actively improving it. I’m also hoping for contributions from the community! So if you find a bug or want to add a feature, feel free to open a PR!

Thanks, everyone — really appreciate it! 😊

Hi everyone,

I'm a college student trying to properly understand cloud security. Reading about it only got me so far, so I started building things instead, with a lot of help from AI tools along the way. This project is the biggest thing to come out of that, and today I made it open source.

It's called Cloud Locksmith Core. It looks at a Microsoft 365 setup and points out risky identity and access settings, like accounts without multi-factor authentication. It gives the setup a security score, and it can fix what it finds, but only after a person approves each change. Every fix is checked afterwards and can be undone.

You can try it without a Microsoft account. There's a demo with a made-up company, and it can't change anything real:

git clone https://github.com/nathandsouza911/cloud-locksmith-core
cd cloud-locksmith-core
docker compose up --build

Then open http://localhost:3000 and click "Sign in to the demo". The first start takes about 7–10 minutes to build.

I want to be honest about where it stands:

• I built this with heavy AI assistance. I'm sharing it partly because I learn more when people who know this field tell me what I got wrong.

• It's a first release (0.1.0). Scanning and scoring have been run against a real test setup. The fixing part has only been tested with automated tests, never on a real organisation's account, so please don't point it at anything you care about yet.

• The known bugs are written down in the docs, not hidden.

• It's licensed under AGPL-3.0. Contributions come under a contributor agreement that lets the project also license them under other terms. The details are in CLA.md, and I'd rather say that upfront.

What I'd love from you:

• If you work in security or IT: does the way it handles fixes (approve, check, undo) look sensible to you?

• If you try the demo: did it work, and was anything confusing?

• If you've open-sourced something yourself: any advice for a first-timer?

Repo: https://github.com/nathandsouza911/cloud-locksmith-core

Thanks for reading. Any feedback, even harsh, is welcome.

In 2013, Matt Mullenweg was asked which language he’d use to rewrite WordPress.

His answer: “Go. :)”

12 years later, I built Pursae, a 1:1 WordPress rewrite in Go, designed for modern standards.

I wanted to know what AI slop actually means to the people using apps, so I scanned 105,027 App Store reviews from 299 top apps.

Exactly one mentioned a purple gradient. It was asking for one.

Here's what came up in the 46,742 reviews rated 3 stars or lower (keyword matches, so treat them as rough):

- Lag, glitches and crashes: 4,326

- Moved controls and redesigns: 1,751

- Popups and ads mid-task: 1,148

- Hard to find or use: 859

- AI forced into the app: 705

- Broken layouts: 345

So I made **unslopovich**, a free Claude Code skill for SwiftUI, Compose, React Native, Expo, Flutter, Ionic and Angular Native. It checks user friction first and AI slop second, then fixes the shared components. Ask for a review and it stops at the diagnosis.

To install it:

`npx unslopovich`

Then in Claude Code:

`/unslopovich review my app`

The before/after is a dramatization. Your app may be worse.

GitHub: https://github.com/erkamyaman/unslopovich

What does Claude Code always get wrong in your mobile UI? I'll add the best ones to the checklist.

Hey guys, I made a foss offline app for PDF and DOCX operations

I was frustrated using ilovepdf and smallpdf for slow upload speed,less privacy and for freemium features

IStanPdf is a foss offline alt to ilovepdf and smapdf for PDF and DOCX operations.

Github - https://github.com/vasuki-re/IStanPdf

MKCinema is a free, open-source home cinema app for the whole family. Phone, PC, Mac, Linux, Android TV, Fire TV, LG and iPhone (as a home-screen web app).

**The web player plays almost anything, no install**

- Files: MKV, MP4, WebM, MOV, TS, M2TS

- Video: H.264, HEVC (software-decoded on computers up to 1080p), AV1, VP9, HDR10

- Sound: AAC, Opus, FLAC, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS, TrueHD, 5.1 (converted on the fly)

- Subtitles: SRT, ASS, Blu-ray PGS, AI-generated captions when a film has none

- 3rd-party players are rarely needed. For the odd file (AVI, 4K HEVC) it hands off to VLC.

**AI inside**

- Miko, an assistant you talk or type to ("who directed this", "back 30 seconds"). Runs on your phone; bring your own key if you want a bigger model.

- Auto captions made on your device, subtitle translation, and picks learned on-device.

**Together**

- Split screen to watch several things at once

- Watch party with video and voice calls in the room

**Your phone is the remote**

- Touchpad, keyboard, voice, hold-to-scrub, Listen on your phone, party camera

**Addons, taken further**

- Works with Stremio addons and any debrid service, Addon Finder, build your own in Addon Studio, automatic failover when a source dies

**Peak Cinema**

- A channel-surf mode for your own library: it jumps into short scenes from the middle of films so you can find tonight's pick by watching, not reading. It learns your taste on-device.

**Also**

- Ambient Mode: depth-parallax art when your screen is idle

- Subtitles on smart glasses (Even G1/G2, Brilliant Labs Frame, Meta Ray-Ban Display), early access

- Auto skip for intros, recaps and credits, Smart Play, Top 10, live sync across your devices, five looks, kids seats

Free forever. No ads, no paid tier, and we'll never start charging later.

Try it: https://mkcinema.app

Smart TV Downloader Code: 3707433

Github source code: https://github.com/itbelikethatbruh/mkcinema

Built by Dee Lavish with AI help. Footage in the video: Blender Foundation open movies (CC BY).

I've tried several screen recording applications on Windows, but I kept running into limitations.

Some had limited recording options, some restricted features, and others made simple recording workflows unnecessarily complicated.

Eventually, I decided to build my own solution.

Introducing Rekzora, an open-source Windows screen recorder I've been developing under NEURON TS LABS.

Some of its features:

- Fullscreen, window and custom-region recording

- Microphone and system audio recording

- Webcam picture-in-picture

- Pause and resume recording

- Global keyboard shortcuts

- Floating recording toolbar

- Built-in recording library and video player

- Crash-recovery support

- Portable and Windows installer builds

My goal was to build a screen recorder that gives users more control without unnecessary restrictions or cloud dependencies.

It's completely open source, and I'd genuinely love to hear what other Windows users think.

GitHub: https://github.com/tahirshaikh744-design/Rekzora

I'm especially interested in hearing:

What's the most frustrating limitation you've experienced with existing Windows screen recorders?

What feature do you wish they offered?

Honest feedback and suggestions are welcome!

I love using Stremio and Nuvio on my Android devices. But on Windows I don't get the same feeling. The app doesn't feel native to me, it feels like a web page with a frame around it. No hate to the Stremio devs, I just wanted something that feels at home on Windows 11.

So I built Pirsa. Made with WinUI 3 and C#.

Full disclosure: I write .NET for a living, but I never built a desktop app before this.

What it does:

• Player: mpv by default, libVLC if you prefer. Windows-style controls, subtitles with live timing offset, audio tracks, speed, fullscreen, autoplay, auto next episode, and you can switch source without leaving the player.

• Continue watching with instant resume: it remembers which source actually played last time, so you click and it plays instead of showing the picker again. Positions are per movie and per episode, stored on your machine.

• Your addons: paste a manifest URL or click a stremio:// link. Reorder and that becomes the priority. Home rails, Discover, search and streams all come from your addons.

• Sync: Simkl, MDBList, or a WebDAV folder you control. Watched state and watchlist follow you between devices.

• Watched and watchlist

No account, no ads. Source on GitHub:

https://github.com/dwifuady/pirsa

Honest limitations, so nobody wastes their time:

• No torrents. Direct HTTP(S) streams only, infoHash entries are skipped.

• Nothing is hosted or bundled. No stream addon ships with it and I'm not listing any. Bring your own and use what you're allowed to use.

• Sync is Simkl/MDBList/WebDAV for now. Resume positions stay on the device.

• Builds are not code signed, so SmartScreen will warn on first run. More info, then Run anyway.

• Windows 10 1809+ only. No Android and Mac.

Hi all, a customer of mine stresses to used licenced software instead of opensource, just to play the blame game on the vendor. What's your take on that?

Can't give a lot of background info, just about me. Highly skilled database engineer. Having this discussion on the database software. E.g. Comunity vs Enterprise MySQL. PostgreSQL vs EDB, Grafana vs other licenced monitoring tools.

The discussion is not regarding the features, it's purely to blame the vendor when the software goes south.

My take on this, yes the vendor should take responsibility. But from a technical positition, Its BS. It's a fake security which is realy expensive. Because it hardly goes south, most vendors work downstream. And Ive never ever seen in my carreer that a vendor took action on a software issue (also because it almost never went wrong). But here is the catch... If they say, alright, you've convinced us. And then IF it goes south, the will blame me. The discussion is not, that I should have it on an a contract etc. Its just about that situation, what your take is on this and what you would do.