ADHD
December 23, 2025 Written by Dr. Hamza Mousa Opinion: If you work in tech, you probably know the statistics. ADHD is rampant in our industry. Some call it a superpower, the ability to hyperfocus for hours on a complex coding problem or debug a system when everyone else has given
2D design
You know that feeling? You’ve spent weeks pouring your heart into a website, the colors, the fonts, that smooth animation you just knew would wow everyone. You’re so proud of how it turned out. Then… you hit “publish.” And suddenly, chaos. Your menu’s broken on mobile. The
ADHD
By Dr. Hmza Mu, MD | Open-source Advocate, App Creator, and ADHD-UX Enthusiast Why ADHD People Should be Picky about their daily used Apps? Let me start with a confession: I’ve got an ADHD brain. So do my best friends, some of them are developers, designers, and creators who build
web development
Let me ask you something: How many times have you needed to serve a static site, your React app, Svelte static website, a docs folder, a prototype, and ended up wrestling with python -m http.server, npx serve, or some bloated Docker container just to see it live? Yeah. Me
List
If you're a developer, data engineer, software engineer, or part of a data analytics or data science team, chances are you’ve spent hours sifting through logs, sometimes in frustration. That’s where a JSON Log Viewer comes into play, and understanding what it is, why it matters,
database
If you are looking for a simple, intuitive, and free database schema editor? Then we highly recommend drawDB, a lightweight, open-source ER diagram tool that runs in your browser and helps you visualize, design, and generate SQL scripts for your database, all without signing up or installing anything. Whether you&
Docker
LogForge: A self-hosted Docker monitoring dashboard for developers. Real-time logs, alerts, and service status — all in one lightweight UI. Free & open-source under AGPL-3.0.
gamedev
As someone who has been closely following the evolution of game engines over the years, I’ve always had a soft spot for Godot. It’s not just because it’s free and open-source; it’s because Godot feels like the underdog in an industry dominated by giants like Unity
svg
Alright, let’s dive straight into it. If you’re not leveraging SVGs in your projects yet, you’re leaving a lot on the table. As a developer who has been working with SVGs for years—both for web development and even creating a quick browser-based game—I can confidently
web design
Meet Zag: The Open-Source Framework Revolutionizing Design Systems
web development
Let me start by saying this: Ruby on Rails (RoR) is not dead. Nope, not even close. As someone who has been coding for years and worked on multiple projects using Rails, I can confidently say it’s still alive and kicking—though it might not be the hottest thing
2D design
Hey, fellow devs and designers! Let’s talk about something we’ve all dealt with at some point—SVG bloat. You know what I’m talking about. Those gorgeous, crisp vector graphics that look perfect but come with a side of unnecessary metadata and bloated code. Whether you’re building