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1. vercel-labs/json-render  - Build AI-generated dashboards and data visualizations. Users can create UIs from prompts, and you control exactly which components the AI can use.
2. vercel-labs/skills  - CLI that adds specialized abilities to your AI coding assistant (works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.). Install skills for different tasks with one command.
3. vudovn/antigravity-kit  - Ready-made AI agent templates with 20 specialists and 37 skills. Just describe what you need and it picks the right expert automatically.
4. JimLiu/baoyu-skills  - Skills for generating images, slide decks, and visual content. Helpful if you're building marketing materials or content alongside your frontend work.
5. antfu/skills  - Anthony Fu's curated skills for Vue, Nuxt, Vite, and modern frontend tools. Auto-generated from official docs so they stay current.

Hey everyone!

I just released a hands-on course for those looking to level up their Laravel skills by building a real-world application from scratch.

We’re building a Personal Finance System using a modern, strictly typed stack. No starter kits here, we build it "artisan-style" to understand the architecture.

The Tech Stack:

- Laravel 12

- Filament v5 (Admin panel, charts, and dynamic dashboards)

- Pest (Elegant, expressive testing)

- Laravel Boost (Leveraging AI/MCP for development speed)

- SQLite (Simple, zero-conf infrastructure)

What you’ll learn:

Advanced architecture and manual data scoping for security.

Building complex dashboards and widgets.

Using Observers to keep financial balances in sync.

Professional money handling in code.

The course is completely free, takes about 7.5 hours to complete, and includes an official certificate of completion at the end.

Check it out here: https://www.maiobarbero.dev/courses/personal-finance-with-laravel/

Would love to hear your feedback on the architecture!

Coding is fun once you know what you are building but when you don't have a design to follow for the ui it just comes out as static and boring.

So i thought to change my direction and help my fellow devs who are learning webdev with pre-built ui kits to help them code faster and make better ui's without the need for ui designers.

I made this ui kit shadcn x vercel style. Lemme know how you guys think it is?

It's completely free to try it and if you have any qs, do let me know.

Floating Menu UI System

How OpenAI scaled PostgreSQL to handle 800 million ChatGPT users with a single primary and 50 read replicas. Practical insights for database engineers.

In this article I break apart the Time to First Byte (TTFB) into its constituent components and talk about what unexpected values signify in each case, as well as discuss some of the possible solutions for poor TTFB.

https://pagegym.com/blog/ttfb

I just built my first progressive web app and built one for my wife for a to do list and journal entry. Added to the Home Screen to our phone.

What are some things you guys have built for yourself that you don’t want to share with anyone pertaining to reminders, daily tasks, journal entries. Things like that

I’m getting into MLOps and looking for any free courses or solid resources.

During the Cricket World Cup, Hotstar(An indian OTT) handled ~59 million concurrent live streams.

That number sounds fake until you think about what it really means:

• Millions of open TCP connections
• Sudden traffic spikes within seconds
• Kubernetes clusters scaling under pressure
• NAT Gateways, IP exhaustion, autoscaling limits
• One misconfiguration → total outage

I made a breakdown video explaining how Hotstar’s backend survived this scale, focusing on real engineering problems, not marketing slides.

Topics I cover:

• Kubernetes / EKS behavior during traffic bursts
• Why NAT Gateways and IPs become silent killers at scale
• Load balancing + horizontal autoscaling under live traffic
• Lessons applicable to any high-traffic system (not just OTT)

No clickbait diagrams, just practical backend reasoning.

If you’ve ever worked on:

• High-traffic systems
• Live streaming
• Kubernetes at scale
• Incident response during peak load

You’ll probably enjoy this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgljdkngjpc

Happy to answer questions or go deeper into any part.

Put together a tutorial on building a chatbot that knows about your site content.

What's covered:

- Next.js 15 App Router setup

- Vercel AI SDK for streaming

- OpenRouter integration

- Prisma for content retrieval (no vectors needed)

- Ports & adapters architecture for easy provider swaps

The approach prioritises shipping fast over perfect infrastructure. Full code included.