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Khalid retweeted
A sneak peek at my next open-source project: an alternative to Google’s @Gemini_Notebook , built for students. 👀
Easier to use, with a better UI. Still in beta.
Try it here:
github.com/better-vault/bett…
Khalid retweeted
I built a skill inspired by Van Gogh’s Starry Night. 🌌
It teaches your coding agent to build pixel-art animations from the painting: a swirling sky, a swaying cypress, a village with lamps, and text that scatters in the wind.
Free and MIT licensed.
github.com/Khalidabdi1/Starr…
Khalid retweeted
Introducing Soundwave
a new web component in PanelUI.
panelui.dev/docs/web/compone…
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Khalid retweeted
New web component in PanelUI: Prompt.
An AI input in one card: attachments, model picker, tools, slash commands, voice, and a send button that turns into stop while the answer streams.
Works with @shadcn .
panelui.dev/docs/web/compone…
#React #BuildInPublic
Khalid retweeted
Introducing PanelUI for web.
The same design language as the Expo library, now in plain React. Copy-paste, you own the code, open source.
panelui.dev/docs/web
Khalid retweeted
Introducing Crow
AI agents inside PanelUI Studio that read your app's feedback so you don't have to.
Give one a name, a face and a job:
"Every Monday, tell me what to fix first."
"Open an issue when a bug comes up twice."
It asks before it acts.
studio.panelui.dev/
Khalid retweeted
A home orders from the corner shop. The parcel is packed, the van takes the shortest way through town, and the courier walks it to the door.
Simulated live in the browser with @threejs ,opus 5.5, WebGL, TypeScript and Next.js.
Open source. A ⭐ would mean a lot: github.com/Khalidabdi1/facto…
Khalid retweeted
Users already tell you what's broken. Now you can answer them, inside your app.
studio.panelui.dev/
Khalid retweeted
A train leaves the city, crosses a gorge and pulls into a farming village.
All of it simulated live in the browser with @threejs , WebGL, TypeScript and @nextjs , opus 5.5 . Click anything.
Factory Yard is open source:
github.com/Khalidabdi1/facto…
If you like it, a ⭐ on GitHub would mean a lot
Built this with Opus 5.5, Three.js, and WebGL.
Still can't believe it runs in the browser. 👀
@AnthropicAI
Khalid retweeted
New component for @expo — Panelside.
Navigation panel that moves the app aside instead of covering it.
button in the corner, and the screen slides across, shrinks, rounds its corners and dims
Part of PanelUI open-source, copy-paste, you own the code.
github.com/panel-ui/PanelUI
Khalid retweeted
600 stars on GitHub. ⭐
Thank you to everyone who starred, shared, and built with PanelUI. Every single one means a lot.
github.com/panel-ui/PanelUI
#ReactNative #OpenSource #expo
Khalid retweeted
New component for @expo — Meter.
A measurement on a fixed scale, coloured by where it falls.
Part of PanelUI open-source, copy-paste, you own the code.
github.com/panel-ui/PanelUI
#ReactNative #OpenSource
Khalid retweeted
PanelUI is MIT-licensed and free forever.
128 components. 440+ stars. One maintainer.
If your company ships with React Native or Expo, sponsorship puts your logo in front of every developer who uses the docs.
panelui.dev/sponsors
#ReactNative #OpenSource #expo
Khalid retweeted
I just submitted my first app 🤞🚀
Meet Substrack a simple subscription tracker that helps you keep track of your subscriptions, spending, and renewal dates without making things complicated.
The goal was simple: clean UI, useful insights, no clutter.
It’s Android-only for now. There’s still a lot I want to polish and plenty of features I want to add, but I’m genuinely happy with where it is today.
Huge thanks to @expo, @KhalidDevLog for the panel UI I used, and @huge_icons for the beautiful icon library. ❤️
First app shipped.
Now we build. 🫡
Khalid retweeted
You don't follow us for AEO tips. But you're about to get 12 of them!
@amanhimself runs our docs and he's very good at it. This year that meant making docs accessible to agents. Here are 12 things he did to make our docs agent friendly ↓
