CADXChange: batch tools for AutoCAD drawings
A Windows toolkit for extracting, editing, comparing, searching, and converting large batches of AutoCAD DWG files.
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A Windows toolkit for extracting, editing, comparing, searching, and converting large batches of AutoCAD DWG files.
A shared attic notebook about an imagined HO Dutch polder branch line in west Amsterdam.
A civic map that shows how many registered holiday rentals surround an address in the Canary Islands.
A phone-based fitness game turns push-ups into boosts for a flying pixel hero.
A free French-language collection of interactive walking tours, with numbered stops, mapped routes, photos, distances, durations, and difficulty levels.
A public CDN serves files from npm packages and tagged repository releases through versioned, immutable URLs.
An independent field guide to handmade ceramics, covering vessel shapes, pot anatomy, glaze, and everyday care.
An offline Android lifting coach for men over 40 that plans sessions, chooses loads, times rest, and keeps sets short of failure.
A free rehearsal library of 250 complete English-language plays, centered on American playwrights and public-domain scripts.
An independent guide to reading, choosing, glazing, and caring for handmade pottery.
A Gunnison, Colorado sculptor’s portfolio of hand-hammered, welded, and heat-colored metal work.
A focused coffee troubleshooting tool that turns taste complaints into one suggested change.
An infrastructure intelligence desk for testing whether proposed data-centre capacity can be powered, connected, cooled and delivered.
A local image-format benchmark that rewrites one picture as JPEG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF, then compares the actual files.
A Norwegian web tool that tests whether a site’s cookie-consent banner stops tracking when visitors reject cookies.
A satirical landing page for a fictional laptop-powered male birth-control device.
A Spanish-language historical and anthropological atlas of two thousand years of Christianities, organized around people, places, texts, ideas, events, and sources.
Back-office software for convenience stores and gas stations that turns register files into live sales, shift reports, invoice checks, and shared price books.
A Spanish-language catalog for handmade wooden furniture covered in ceramic, with a live configurator for shapes, grids, colors, grout, finishes, and dimensions.
A free desktop app that finds moments in long videos, captions them, reframes speakers, and exports Shorts, Reels, and TikToks.
A documentary-style family story about Lee, his daughters, and the practical reality of rebuilding after a storm-related garage fire.
An investigative microsite examines DCTS, a decentralized chat project whose ambitious claims meet unfinished templates, contradictory documentation, and a remarkably persistent testimonial carousel.
An interactive literary atlas reconstructing the fictional Derry, Maine, across the timelines of Stephen King’s IT.
Diamond is a Ruby-inspired programming language with gradual static typing, a custom register-bytecode VM, and built-in concurrency and sandboxing.