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10 Free Blender Addons I Built to Speed Up My Workflow
Every Blender artist knows the pain: repetitive tasks that eat into creative time. Renaming 200 objects. Cleaning up a messy scene. Exporting assets one by one. I built 10 free, open-source Blender addons to fix these pain points. All MIT-licensed. All availa…
Text Diff Checker, Length Converter & Temperature Converter — Plus a Brand New Category on EveryTool
Three more tools just went live on EveryTool — and two of them mark the launch of a brand new category on the platform. 🔍 Text Diff Checker (Developer Tools) This one has been on my list for a while. Comparing two versions of a text block is something develop…
This Week In React #272 : Astro, Compiler, Next.js, shadcn | Navigation, Expo Agent, Widgets, Activity | Node.js, Source Maps
Hi everyone! Filip and Tymek from Software Mansion here! 👋 Hope your week is going well 😄 In today's news, we bring you a slightly calmer React section, but there is much more going on in React Native. Astro 6.0 has been released, Expo announces an agentic pl…
EU AI Act and MCP Servers: What Article 12 Means for Your Agent Infrastructure
EU AI Act and MCP Servers: What Article 12 Means for Your Agent Infrastructure The EU AI Act becomes enforceable on August 2, 2026, with penalties up to 35 million euros or 7% of global annual revenue. If you run MCP servers — Anthropic's Model Context Protoc…
The Power of Routine: Why Structure Matters for Homeschooling Kids with Autism
Structure makes all the difference. This is no exception to navigating homeschooling children on the autism spectrum. Creating a consistent and structured routine isn’t just a helpful strategy, it makes all the difference for your child’s success. For familie…
Andrew Huang: My new music experiment
Andrew Huang's "new music experiment" is here! Fresh from a GRM residency, he's launched "Collisions," an album that promises a unique sound experience every single time you listen. If you like your tunes a bit more consistent, there's also "Prepared Collisio…
Designing an Expiring Inbox System with Background Workers
Temporary email systems have one defining property: everything they create must eventually disappear. That sounds simple until you need to implement it in production. Expiring inboxes are not a UI gimmick — they are an operational requirement. Without reliabl…
The Plain-Text AI Interface
Your vault isn’t a notebook anymore. It’s a runtime. We previously published “Your Vault Is Your Moat” — the case that your personal knowledge base is the one asset AI can’t commoditize. That piece was about ownership. This one is about something stranger: pl…
How to Read Findings: Fast, Clear, Actionable
Why This Matters Teams need a repeatable triage flow, not just raw output. Risk Scenario A scan returns several findings, and the team is unsure what blocks launch and what can be triaged later. What You Can Scan With CodeGate CodeGate supports three target t…
Stop Manually Managing URLSearchParams in Next.js — Use nuqs Instead
Modern web applications often represent UI state in the URL. For example: search filters pagination sorting tab selection dashboard parameters A typical URL might look like this: /products?category=books&sort=price&page=2 Synchronizing UI state with t…
The Summarize Button That Remembers Too Much
Picture this: your company’s CFO asks their AI assistant to summarize an article about enterprise cloud solutions. The assistant obliges — a clean, helpful summary. But buried in the page, invisible to the human reader, are instructions that tell the AI to re…
How I built forgeseal to solve JS/TS supply chain security in one command
The Problem The EU Cyber Resilience Act hits enforcement in September 2026, and it requires SBOMs (Software Bills of Materials) for every software product. If you ship to Europe, this isn't optional. For JavaScript and TypeScript teams, the supply chain secur…