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【Weekly Talk】001 - Three Minutes of Enthusiasm

Last Saturday, the brawl lasted until four in the morning. After waking up, it was already three-thirty in the afternoon. I decided to break through my limits and resolve to start anew from this week.

Let's start with this open source weekly, hoping to continue learning and consistently outputting.

  • Docmost, another open source Notion alternative, why do I say another?
  • rawdrawandroid, a strange idea and implementation that builds Android apps using only C language and Make
  • sidekick, a simple CLI tool written in Go, like a self-deployed fly.io
  • Wealthfolio, a beautifully boring investment tracking client (Tauri)
  • hoarder, a self-deployment-first bookmark application, quickly add web plugins, automatically fetch link titles, descriptions, and icons, supports AI auto-tagging, available on web and mobile (Expo)
  • monolith, a CLI tool written in Rust for saving complete web pages as a single HTML file, embedding CSS, images, and JavaScript resources for offline access
  • next-view-transitions, a library for using the View Transitions API in Next.js App Router
  • javascript-algorithms, algorithms and data structures implemented in JavaScript, looks very comprehensive
  • Oslo, a complete set of auth-related JS libraries
  • The Copenhagen Book, a basic guide to implementing auth on the web written by the author of the above auth library
  • PGlite, a WASM build of Postgres that can run in browser and Node environments, only 3 MB when compressed
  • Next.js SaaS Starter, a Next.js SaaS project template written by Vercel's product director
  • Next.js Music Player, another Next.js app written by the same author, suitable for learning
  • Better Auth, just open-sourced, claimed to be the most comprehensive TypeScript authentication library, I only saw that the documentation UI looks quite nice, worth a try
  • swift-java, if you can't beat them, join them, an open-source Swift and Java interoperability library from Apple
  • Certimate, an open-source SSL certificate management tool that helps you automatically apply for, deploy SSL certificates, and automatically renew them when they are about to expire.
  • pingora, Cloudflare's open-source nginx alternative written in Rust, looks like it should be a framework, not just a library
  • tiptap, an open-source headless rich text editor
  • swapy, framework-agnostic, just a few lines of code to convert any layout into a drag-and-swap layout
  • pragmatic-drag-and-drop, casually recommending two libraries for implementing drag and drop, this one is large and comprehensive
  • formkit-drag-and-drop, this one is small and beautiful
  • Follow, the next-generation RSS reader, my favorite point is the Web3-based tipping mechanism and the ability to see who is reading the same articles as you and others' public follow lists, available on web and client (Electron)
  • Cherry Studio, a beautiful GPT client (Electron)
  • BLEUnlock, a Mac menu bar app that can lock and unlock your Mac by getting close to a Bluetooth device
  • MagicQuit, a Mac menu bar app that automatically closes applications that have not been used for a long time
  • BBackupp, a Mac app for backing up iOS devices

Other Recommendations#

  • simple-icons, SVG icons for popular brands, also quite comprehensive for Chinese brands
  • bestofjs a curated list of open source projects related to Web and Node.js
  • Bilibili Sponsor Block, a plugin that skips sponsored ads purely based on manual annotations, based on another plugin used to skip YouTube ads SponsorBlock

Personal Weekly Journal#

I'll write my weekly journal at the end, probably no one will read it.

  • Work: Same as usual, the Q4 quarter just started, as relaxed as the end of Q3, averaging off work at five-thirty. There was only one requirement for "cloud-native transformation" this week, just followed the documentation to change some configurations, and I still don't know what cloud-native really is.
  • Games: Black Myth is still in the Flame Mountain, haven't played for a long time, planning to start a new game. This week mainly played five-man LOL, I can only say that playing with friends is fun, I really don't want to play LOL alone. Tried Delta, average.
  • Exercise: 0, definitely next time
  • Learning: Looking at the ten stars of csfive/CS61A that are empty, my enthusiasm reignited for three minutes, decided to pick up Python. I quickly went through Python Crash Course, then inexplicably started learning Flask, and finally wrote a simple Weibo, no specific goal, just learning casually.
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