Coding

Pragmatic notes on developer tools, languages, and workflows. Shortcuts, tricks, and lessons from actually shipping code.

Molten orange Rust ingot on a workbench feeding one interface into a browser, desktop monitor, phone, and server

Dioxus builds web desktop and mobile apps in pure Rust

Rust cross-platform app framework Dioxus builds web, desktop, and mobile from one codebase, with hot patching, small bundles, and server functions.

A mole in work goggles tunnels through layers of cache folders and installer files beneath a laptop on a desk

Mole replaces four Mac cleanup apps with one command

Mac cleaner terminal tool Mole rolls cleanup, uninstall, disk analysis, and live stats into one binary, with a dry run before anything is deleted.

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Best 10 HTML to Markdown converters in 2026

HTML to Markdown tools tested on 10 real pages with 273 probes. Go html-to-markdown and markdownify tie at 96 percent, pandoc trails at 76 percent.

Technician pulling one glowing route out of a large architecture diagram while a nine-arm inspection gate stamps typed data below

Archify makes an architecture diagram you can click

Architecture diagram agent skill Archify builds one self-contained HTML map you can click, trace, and export, from a repo or a plain description.

A film strip of screen-recording frames feeding into a terminal cabinet that pours out stacked blocks of code

Kimi Code watches a screen recording and writes code

Kimi Code CLI is a terminal coding agent from Moonshot AI that takes video input, ships as one binary, and runs in Zed or JetBrains over ACP.

A hand aims a smartphone like a remote control at a desktop workstation where five robotic arms type code in parallel

T3 Code drives Claude Code and Codex from your phone

T3 Code lets you control coding agents from your phone. It drives Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, and OpenCode on your machine, with nothing to buy.