Needed instant realtime whiteboard for meetings so I built it in 1 day
No-signup whiteboard with Mermaid support when Excalidraw already does anonymous.

This is basically an invitation to tinker: a small C-based webserver serving a shared HTML5 canvas so you can study or extend the networking and drawing logic instead of hiding it behind Node frameworks. The UI is functional but crude — no polish, no UX niceties — which makes it useful as a learning playground but not as a competitor to mature collaborative whiteboards. If you want to add auth, persistence, or smoother sync logic, the repo looks like a friendly starting point.
C systems programmers, web developers interested in low-level servers, security researchers and hobbyists who want to hack or learn from a simple webserver
No-signup whiteboard with Mermaid support when Excalidraw already does anonymous.
REST API wraps Apple Photos' locked SQLite—finally lets you search and delete programmatically.
Hides AI secret, live multiplayer prompts race to uncover it through social competition.
Local Miro alternative but Commons Clause blocks commercial use entirely.
Just a YouTube demo of a whiteboard feature with no code or product to try.
sft.py packages a complete, small-footprint SFT flow — 4-bit quantized Llama-2-7b, LoRA adapters, OpenAssistant data, plus inference and push-to-HF helpers — so you can run an experiment with a few commands. It's a pragmatic, well-scoped starter for anyone learning parameter-efficient fine-tuning, but it doesn't claim new research and lacks deeper evaluation, recipe tuning guidance, or large-scale training validation.