Sigment framework beating Vanilla JavaScript in row selection
Zero-build reactive framework, but the function-based JSX alternative feels verbose.
plain — a Git-native CMS: the repo is the database, static files are the API, AI is the admin. Vanilla, one dependency, under 2,500 lines.
Git-native CMS with AI-operable editing, but Decap and Tina already own this space.
Developers and content teams wanting simple static site CMS
Decap CMS · TinaCMS · CloudCannon
Zero-build reactive framework, but the function-based JSX alternative feels verbose.
Yet another Astro-based static site generator in a crowded space.
Simple Hugo CMS when Decap CMS and CloudCannon already solve this.
Click-to-zoom Mandelbrot running entirely in plain JS with UI controls (previous/reset/jump), double-click presets, and PNG export — small, focused feature set. The author clearly spent time on low-level optimizations (pixel manipulation and iteration tuning) so interactive zooms stay responsive in the browser. It's not novel — there are many mandelbrot demos — but it's a tidy, educational showcase of squeezing performance out of the DOM.
Git-based CMS for JSON and YAML files when TinaCMS and Decap already exist.
This is a tidy, opinionated demo of an AI agent treating a repo as its CMS: write a .md, git commit, Vercel auto-deploy — no admin UI or DB in sight. The neat bit is using the site itself as the reference implementation and showcasing an agent (Omar) that authors and publishes live, but underneath it's mostly a conventional Astro static site workflow; I wanted more around moderation, review hooks, or safety controls for agent-driven commits.