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Ruan Yifeng's Tech Enthusiast Weekly, published every Friday, curates tech articles, software tools, and quality resources covering AI, programming, and industry insights, while offering a free programmer recruitment section.

This is the URL publication page for the AGE Anime official website, listing current active domains, deprecated domains, memorable domains, app download links, official Baidu Tieba entry, and public DNS change suggestions for access issues.

A Django-based open-source website project for Christ College of Engineering (CCE), India, serving as an informational portal for the institute.

A personal portfolio site built with MkDocs Material, deployed via GitHub Actions OIDC, Terraform IaC, and privacy‑first serverless analytics on AWS S3/CloudFront/GitHub Pages.

EnigmaCMS-FrontEnd is the front-end repository for Enigma, described in its README as the official website of a web and coding club. Documentation is minimal: a single descriptive line plus repeated automated security-scan comments, with no setup, stack, or usage guidance.

PeerTube is a free, decentralized, and federated video platform that enables anyone to host their own video streaming service as part of a broader interconnected network, without ads or vendor lock-in.

Payload is an open-source, Next.js-native headless CMS and fullstack app framework. It installs into your existing /app folder and provides a TypeScript backend, admin panel, auth, versions and access control out of the box.

BarakoCMS is a headless, API-first CMS suite for .NET 10 featuring an event-sourced engine, multi-tenancy, and a modular architecture.

Konawiki3 is a PHP-based, self-hosted Wiki for writing manuscripts and manuals. It stores pages as plain text, supports Markdown/KonaNotation, Git integration, and optional AI writing assistance.

Hexo is a fast, simple and powerful blog framework powered by Node.js. It renders Markdown content into static files, offers one-command deployment to services like GitHub Pages, and is extended by a large ecosystem of themes and plugins.

XOOPS Core 2.7.x is the core code of the XOOPS content management system, a long-standing open-source PHP CMS used to build websites and community portals. It is released under the GPL, with official install and upgrade documentation and a public repository for issues and pull requests.

This project is a personal blog and reading notes repository built based on GitHub Issues and GitHub Actions. It mainly records the author's excerpts, reading reflections, workplace thoughts, emotional essays, as well as content related to mobile development (Flutter, Swift) and technical accumulation.

Just the Docs is a modern, highly customizable, and responsive Jekyll theme for documentation with built-in search. It is easily hosted on GitHub Pages, has minimal dependencies, and prioritizes mobile experience and clean content presentation.

Source for Lucius7's Blog, a personal site built on the Fuwari theme for Astro with separate Chinese and English sections, Markdown drafts, KaTeX math, Pagefind search, RSS and sitemap, deployed to GitHub Pages by GitHub Actions.

The official development mirror of the WordPress core repository, providing a Git-based workflow for contributing to the WordPress project.

The public showcase and documentation site for the dotgibson dotfiles system — an eleven-repo, three-layer terminal environment. Built with Astro, themed Tokyo Night, and deployed to GitHub Pages, with docs data generated from the sibling repos rather than hand-typed.

WriteFreely is a minimalist, self-hostable publishing platform built for writers: an auto-saving Markdown editor, ActivityPub federation for connected communities, OAuth 2.0, multiple blogs per account, and localization in 20+ languages.

A personal blog and website built with Jekyll using the Chirpy theme, published to GitHub Pages. Content is organised by categories and tags across several migrated blog sources, with linting and CI workflows for building and testing.

Decap CMS is an open-source content management system for static site generators. It provides a clean editorial UI for teams to create and edit content stored in Git repositories, with flexible configuration and easy CDN-based installation.

Grav is a fast, flexible flat-file CMS built on PHP, Markdown, Twig and Symfony components. It needs no database or installation—just extract the archive—and includes a package manager for installing and updating plugins and themes.