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news.ycombinator.com• Jun 2, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: ZealPHP – Dangers Isolating Request-State in Coroutines?I built ZealPHP (https://php.zeal.ninja), a runtime experiment with OpenSwoole - to isolate what leaks between coroutines. The idea is to bring back the good old PHP coding style, but with coroutines, making async a default safe choice.Github: https://github.com/sibidharan/zealphpThe goal is not to replace Laravel or Symfony. The goal is to replace the execution model of PHP application servers.OpenSwoole provides the coroutine runtime, HTTP/WebSocket server, workers, timers shared memory, workers etc. ZealPHP adds the application layer: routing, middlewares, sessions, request-scoped superglobals, templating, file-based APIs, isolation-contract, SSE+WS, yield anywhere and some CLI helpers.A new route can be just a few lines instead of writing apps around raw Openswoole server callbacks. And the old code, just works with 97% Apache+mod_php parity from our weighted assessment. So you have document root and everything where the files are bring served from, you can config everything that y
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vetkuro.com• Jun 2, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Vetkuro, telemetry analysis for track-day driversGood morning, In April, I launched Vetkuro, an application I had been working on for a few years (3+) after hours.It is a mobile app and web analyzer for track-day drivers - the idea is to help drivers record their sessions, verify lap times, compare laps and sectors, and understand where they are gaining or losing time using GPS, OBD II, video and other telemetry sources.Last week, 11 people used Vetkuro at Słomczyn, a track near Warsaw, Poland, and recorded more than 40 sessions. I later learned that they had downloaded the app through word of mouth.Professionally, I’m a software developer with 15+ years of experience, although in recent years I’ve become more of a manager than a full-time developer. Motorsport is my passion. I go to the track several times a year, and, as often happens with side projects, I started building Vetkuro for myself, partly out of curiosity, partly because I wanted to improve, and partly because I wanted to build something in a domain I care about.The app
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canvascript.com• Jun 1, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Canvascript – Canvas prints of source codeHi HN. I made a small store of canvas prints of source code. Eight prints at launch — Section 11 of the Bitcoin whitepaper, the BAILOUT/POODOO restart handlers from Apollo 11's Lunar Module flight software, Linus Torvalds' first Git commit, the original CERN webpage, the K&R Hello World, Adam Back's 3-line RSA Perl, the Jaromil fork bomb, and the Erudil Perl camel.
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altbdoor.github.io• Jun 1, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Combine WigglyPaint GIFs into VideoBeen trying out WigglyPaint[1] lately to flesh out my creative side. I started drawing a series of images, and wanted to combine them into a video to post into social media.The first iteration I did was manually mangling FFmpeg commands to loop GIFs over n seconds, before combining them into a video. After that I thought, I might as well make a web application to help make this easier.Ironically, the videos I created in my Firefox Windows appears to be unplayable, which prompted me to go full circle, by importing a FFmpeg WASM to fix the file.But it was definitely interesting to see how the JS code work to splice GIFs into image data, replaying it over a canvas, which then feeds to a WebCodec. GitHub link is in [2] if you are interested to see the source code. Cheers![1]: https://beyondloom.com/tools/wigglypaint.html#main[2]: https://github.com/altbdoor/wiggly-compose-gif
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pictolab.io• May 31, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Pictolab (online HDR image editor)Source code: http://github.com/anchpop/pictolabI love HDR, but until recently dynamic HDR content was hard to render in the browser. But now, with browsers shipping support for WebGPU and canvases with extended color spaces, it's actually feasible.So what I wanted to was make an image editor capable of doing the simple edits I often need to do, but with full HDR support, which is rare in browser editors. Turning up the brightness on an HDR-capable monitor is a great way to see what your monitor can do :PI tried to go overboard in every way I could. So brightness/saturation/hue adjustments use the okLCH color space, and there's an option to do a "content-aware resize" with seam carving, which is fast because it's parallelized using Sam Westrick's triangle-blocking algorithm [0].Also, the site supports importing HEIC photos as taken with an iPhone, which is surprisingly hard to do correctly. Libraries like libheic don't fully support the format used by iPhones, so if used naively the HDR
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news.ycombinator.com• May 31, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: How you pass legacy to others?Have you ever thought about what happens if you suddenly stop breathing? How will your family know where your important information is stored?I just create this website and would like to know if you will use or not, and why. please advise, thank you. [https://heirlooms.app/]
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phive.app• May 30, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Phive, a Gomoku-like game to play with friends or soloIn 2025, my family and I had a long streak of playing a Gomoku / Go Bang / five-in-a-row based game called OK Play. I built a web version so that we could play any time we wanted (i.e. on our phones after kiddos went to sleep).The first player to get five-in-a-row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) wins. In the first phase of play, players take turns placing their pieces next to existing pieces (always edge-to-edge; you can't place a piece with only a corner-to-corner connection). After players exhaust their pieces, play moves into the movement phase: you pick up an existing piece you own and place it according to the previous placement rules. During the movement phase, you cannot move a piece that would leave other pieces disconnected. Play continues in player order until someone wins.I wrote the app using Elixir's Phoenix framework with Daisy UI / Tailwind CSS for styling. The app is deployed on Gigalixir via its generous free plan. I am by no means a frontend developer / desi