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Getting Started with Codex: Installation and Usage Guide for OpenAI's AI Coding Agent
A comprehensive guide to OpenAI's new AI coding agent Codex: from concept and comparison of its four forms, to installing Git/Node.js/VS Code, configuring the API Key, and creating a workspace.
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Claude Code in Action: Building an Embedded Tetris Game with AI in 3 Hours
A hands-on case study: using Claude Code and the LVGL graphics library to build a Tetris game running on an embedded dev board from scratch in under 3 hours.
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Claude Code in Action: Building an Embedded Tetris Game with AI in Under 3 Hours
A hands-on case: using Claude Code and the LVGL graphics library to build a Tetris game running on an embedded board from scratch in under 3 hours.
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The Complete Guide to Using Claude in China: In-Depth Comparison of 4 Solutions and How to Choose
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Vue3 from Scratch: A Hands-On Journey to Building an AI Health Monitoring System
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The Boundaries of AI Coding: When Should You Show Yourself a Red Card?
As AI coding assistants like Codex become standard, the risks of overreliance grow too. Learn when developers should "show a red card," reclaim control, and safeguard code quality and responsibility.
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FastAPI Fundamentals: Frontend-Backend Separation and RESTful Design Explained
Learn the core concepts behind FastAPI: frontend-backend separation, API interface design, and RESTful specification. Master resource-oriented design before writing your first line of code.
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The Complete Codex Guide: From Beginner to Pro with the All-in-One AI Assistant
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GPT-5.6 Hands-On Deep Dive: Three-Tier Models + Ultra Multi-Agent, Codex Fully Evolved
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Codex in Practice: AI-Powered Programming with Natural Language Instructions — No Coding Background Required
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Cursor Designer: Why Software Must Retain Its Human Touch in the Age of AI Acceleration
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Stop Shipping Skills Blindly! A Google DeepMind Engineer's Hands-On Guide to Agent Evaluation
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ui-skills: An AI Skills Library Built for Design Engineers
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SendLang: Rethinking Email Automation with a Domain-Specific Language
SendLang is a DSL for email automation that uses declarative syntax to separate trigger conditions, content templates, and send timing — tackling logic coupling in traditional email systems.
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shadcn/helpers Open-Sourced: createChat Makes AI Component Testing More Efficient
shadcn open-sources @shadcn/helpers with createChat — a utility for AI SDK and TanStack AI that enables scripted conversations, tool calls, and deterministic testing.
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Why Are Open Source Projects Collectively Migrating to Message Scroller Components? A Deep Technical Analysis
Why are open source projects migrating to message-scroller components? We break down virtualized rendering, scroll anchoring, and dynamic heights — plus the maintenance, UX, and ecosystem logic driving the shift.
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Coasty: API Infrastructure Built for C…
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Coasty: API Infrastructure Built for Computer-Use Agents
Coasty (YC S26) is an API platform for computer-use agents, wrapping screenshot capture, mouse/keyboard control, and session management into a unified interface so developers can focus on agent logic.
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Hombre: An Open-Source Visual Dashboard for Honcho AI Memory Server
Hombre is an open-source web GUI for self-hosted Honcho AI memory servers. Features workspace management, semantic search, real-time sync, and RBAC — built with FastAPI and native frontend, MIT licensed, Docker-ready.
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BaseUI: An 'Anti-Slop' React Open-Source Library with 88 Components, Fighting AI Interface Homogenization
BaseUI is an open-source React component library built on 'anti-slop' principles, offering 88 components, built-in light/dark themes, and TypeScript support — a more opinionated alternative to shadcn/Radix.
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