Link List

Lat­tice is a Type­Script frame­work for build­ing iso­met­ric games in the brows­er with zero depen­den­cies. It includes 9 core libraries, 12 agent skills, and 34 doc­u­ment­ed fail­ure pat­terns, demon­strat­ed through 18 exam­ple games and three AI-gen­er­at­ed games under 200 lines each.

GitHub’s dsh-plu­g­in top­ic page dis­plays 11,124 pub­lic repos­i­to­ries tagged with dsh-plu­g­in, sortable by lan­guage and pop­u­lar­i­ty. Fea­tured projects include DeepSeek Har­ness plu­g­ins, AI agent frame­works, design tools, and devel­op­er util­i­ties, most­ly writ­ten in Type­Script and JavaScript. The page allows fil­ter­ing and sort­ing by stars, forks, and update fre­quen­cy.

DeepSeek Har­ness is a devel­op­er pre­view plat­form for build­ing AI agents with a mod­u­lar plu­g­in archi­tec­ture. Every capa­bil­i­ty — mod­els, tools, skills, stor­age, and UI — is a swap­pable plu­g­in built on the Cordis ker­nel. The frame­work offers mul­ti­ple run­time modes and full trace­abil­i­ty of agent actions through append-only ses­sion logs.

Web­site acces­si­bil­i­ty check­er that scans a sin­gle page for WCAG 2.2 com­pli­ance issues includ­ing alt text, head­ing struc­ture, and form labels. Pro­vides auto­mat­ed test­ing for com­mon acces­si­bil­i­ty prob­lems, with addi­tion­al full-site scan­ning avail­able through the Craft CMS plu­g­in.

The Bézi­er Game is an inter­ac­tive brows­er game designed to teach play­ers how to use the pen tool through pro­gres­sive lev­els. Play­ers cre­ate shapes using Bézi­er curves while min­i­miz­ing the num­ber of nodes need­ed, with scor­ing based on effi­cien­cy com­pared to ide­al solu­tions. The game requires a key­board and mouse and offers tuto­ri­als, undo/​redo func­tion­al­i­ty, and dif­fi­cul­ty pro­gres­sion.

The Spencer­ian script isn’t the most main­stream pen­man­ship style, but this sys­tem of writ­ing is more com­mon­place than you prob­a­bly real­ize! Any­one who’s ever

Spencer­ian script join­ing angles in cur­sive writ­ing.

Com­pre­hen­sive sta­tis­tics on the Craft CMS plu­g­in ecosys­tem, track­ing 1,270 active plu­g­ins across 477 devel­op­ers with 730,715 total installs. Data includes plu­g­in dis­tri­b­u­tion, pric­ing mod­els, ver­sion sup­port, release fre­quen­cy, and cat­e­go­ry break­downs. The store shows 64% free plu­g­ins, aver­age 4.9‑star rat­ings, and most plu­g­ins sup­port mul­ti­ple Craft ver­sions.

Her­mes Agent is an open-source AI agent that main­tains per­sis­tent mem­o­ry, learns cus­tom skills, and runs ²⁴⁄₇ across Telegram, Dis­cord, Slack, and ter­mi­nal. It com­pletes real work­flows like debug­ging pro­duc­tion issues, review­ing pull requests, and man­ag­ing cus­tomer sup­port. Deploy in 60 sec­onds on the cloud or self-host with full infra­struc­ture con­trol.

The Verge reviews the OhSnap Snap Grip Stand, a $50 mag­net­ic phone grip and stand that final­ly con­vinced Senior Edi­tor Sean Hol­lis­ter to make the pur­chase after months of test­ing. The acces­so­ry is praised for its thin 3.7mm design, dual-sided mag­net­ic ring, ver­sa­tile grip func­tion­al­i­ty, and inno­v­a­tive fold-out stand mech­a­nism that deploys faster than com­pet­ing prod­ucts.

Design engi­neer at the inter­sec­tion of code, design and art. My own lit­tle space on the inter­net: side projects, writ­ing, pho­tog­ra­phy and post­cards.

A sim­ple site to pub­lish find­ings while cook­ing, by Josh Nes­bitt. Recipes use a tab­u­lar recipe lay­outs.

Play­write Deutsch­land Schu­laus­gangschrift Guides is a sin­gle-weight font designed to har­mo­nize seam­less­ly with its com­pan­ion.

Pre­mi­um ​‘Ultra’ Hand­writ­ing Font Ser­vice cre­ates ultra-real­is­tic True­Type hand­writ­ing fonts from your nat­ur­al writ­ing using Scrip­tal­iz­er soft­ware with up to 318 char­ac­ter vari­a­tions. Avail­able as cus­tom fonts or pre-made options, com­pat­i­ble with inkjet, laser print­ers, and pen plot­ters, with com­mer­cial licens­ing includ­ed in a sin­gle pay­ment. Sup­plied as True­Type fonts for Windows/​Mac or SVG fonts for pen plot­ters, requir­ing only the free Scrip­tal­iz­er web appli­ca­tion.

Sin­gle line hand­writ­ing font resources and soft­ware

Quan­tum Enter­pris­es — The home of the Jig­saw Doc­tor, pen plot­ter hand­writ­ing fonts, a hand­writ­ing font gen­er­a­tor, round tuits and much more.

About Sin­gle line (open con­tour) True­Type hand­writ­ing fonts for use with the NextDraw and Axidraw pen-plot­ters and oth­er CAD draw­ing and engrav­ing equip­ment.

Open-source tool to remove AI water­marks, meta­da­ta, and prove­nance marks (C2PA, EXIF, XMP) from text and files includ­ing PNG, JPEG, PDF, DOCX, and HTML. Han­dles invis­i­ble Uni­code, sta­tis­ti­cal text water­marks, and marks from Claude, Gemini/​SynthID, and Ope­nAI. Avail­able as Python scripts or Grok agent skill.

Stroke Font Stu­dio is a brows­er-based edi­tor for cre­at­ing and mod­i­fy­ing sin­gle-line SVG fonts designed for pen plot­ters, CNC routers, and engravers. It includes bun­dled font col­lec­tions, tools for edit­ing glyphs with pan-zoom can­vas, kern­ing adjust­ment, and the abil­i­ty to trace bitmap or TTF/OTF fonts. Exports stan­dard SVG 1.1 font files and keeps all work local to your device.

REVDAN­CATT is a col­lec­tion of pen plot­ter tools and gen­er­a­tive art sketch­es, includ­ing cal­i­bra­tion util­i­ties, land­scape gen­er­a­tors, and geo­met­ric pat­tern cre­ators like spi­rals, cir­cles, and snowflakes. The site is cur­rent­ly under recon­struc­tion with arti­cles planned for future addi­tion.

macUSB is a free, guid­ed macOS app for cre­at­ing bootable USB media on Apple Sil­i­con and Intel Macs. It sup­ports macOS installers (includ­ing lega­cy ver­sions), Lin­ux, and Win­dows images, with built-in macOS down­loader, check­sum ver­i­fi­ca­tion, and auto­mat­ic media prepa­ra­tion fea­tures.

Unsloth Desk­top is a free, open-source desk­top appli­ca­tion for run­ning and train­ing AI mod­els local­ly on macOS, Win­dows, and Lin­ux. It sup­ports LLMs, dif­fu­sion mod­els, and audio gen­er­a­tion with fea­tures includ­ing accu­rate tool calls, image/​video gen­er­a­tion, code exe­cu­tion, and remote deploy­ment via HTTPS.

A Claude Code plu­g­in that rewrites Claude’s assis­tant mes­sages into plain Eng­lish using a local LLM via olla­ma. The rewrit­ing is dis­play-only and does­n’t affect Claude’s actu­al rea­son­ing or saved tran­scripts. Requires olla­ma, a pulled mod­el like gemma4, jq, and curl to func­tion.

Coral Pix­els is a col­or font inspired by sub­pix­el ren­der­ing tech­niques. It enhances the retro pix­el font style com­mon­ly seen in games and dig­i­tal art by adding col­or, cre­at­ing a more vivid dig­i­tal aes­thet­ic.

A huge ani­ma­tion scene with many ref­er­ences to memes, games, films, series, ani­mé, music groups

Col­lect­ed match­box labels from a col­lec­tion of 5,000 in the design archive.

Kil­ian Valkhof explains prac­ti­cal pro­gram­ming prin­ci­ples for self-taught front-end devel­op­ers, focus­ing on action­able rules-of-thumb like YAG­NI and DRY that improve dai­ly cod­ing deci­sions with­out requir­ing for­mal com­put­er sci­ence train­ing. Based on 20+ years of expe­ri­ence, the arti­cle trans­lates abstract con­cepts into use­ful habits for writ­ing bet­ter code incre­men­tal­ly.

A look at the CSS line height unit and how it works.

A GitHub repos­i­to­ry con­tain­ing auto-gen­er­at­ed DESIGN​.md guides cre­at­ed from real web­site ref­er­ences using the Fudge tool. The project focus­es on design sys­tems, design tokens, and design doc­u­men­ta­tion for web projects. It includes assets, scripts, and work­flows to help design­ers and devel­op­ers stan­dard­ize design prac­tices.

Gor­tonDig­i­tal is a dig­i­tal revival of the Gor­ton type­face, a 20^th-cen­tu­ry inter­war font orig­i­nal­ly used by the George Gor­ton Machine Com­pa­ny for engrav­ing machines. The repos­i­to­ry con­tains tem­plate splines and tools to gen­er­ate mul­ti­ple font weights (light, nor­mal, medi­um, bold) using Font­Forge’s stroke expan­sion. Free for non-com­mer­cial use; com­mer­cial licens­ing requires a dona­tion to a US-based edu­ca­tion­al non-prof­it.