Jelly UI unveils a new library enabling soft-body physics effects on native HTML form controls, enhancing user interaction with dynamic visuals.
Jelly UI: Soft-body Physics For Native HTML Form Controls
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Hardcore IndieWeb: Run Your Own Website 100% Independently For Only $0.01/Day
A new platform enables users to host independent websites for only $0.01 daily, promoting full control over online presence.
Elixir-lang.org Has A New Design
Elixir’s official website has been redesigned, offering a modern look and improved navigation. The update aims to enhance user experience for developers.
LG Monitors Silently Install Software Through Windows Update Without Consent
LG monitors are reportedly installing software silently through Windows Update without user approval, raising privacy and security concerns.
Reviving A 15-Year-old Netbook With Arch Linux
A tech enthusiast successfully restores a 15-year-old netbook using Arch Linux, demonstrating the device’s continued usability with modern open-source software.
Open Book Touch: Open-source E-reader
Open Book Touch is an open-source e-reader designed for customization and community development, aiming to challenge proprietary devices in the e-reader market.
AI Models Show Hidden Strengths and Weaknesses in Business Crisis Simulation
AI models can recognize crises and resist manipulation, but only some can close deals and execute decisions reliably—crucial for trustworthy health tech and business operations.
Show HN: Clx – Compile Lua To Native Executables Through C++20
Clx is an ahead-of-time compiler that translates standard Lua into C++20, enabling the creation of standalone native executables via GCC, Clang, or MSVC.
How Our Rust-to-Zig Rewrite Is Going
An update on the ongoing rewrite of a project from Rust to Zig, including current status, challenges, and next steps.
Show HN: Firefox In WebAssembly
A developer has demonstrated Firefox running entirely within WebAssembly, including Gecko, UI, and SpiderMonkey, via rendering to a canvas element.
