Been digging into GitHub Actions again lately. hitting weird edge cases (UTF‑16 in a headless runner, fun times).
Still surprises me what you can do with it.
What's the most unconventional thing you've built with it?
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Built the inbound webhook receiver and event simulator for Conduit today.
The inbound route accepts webhooks from real external services like: GitHub, Stripe, Paystack, Slack, Shopify. Each source has its own signature verification: GitHub uses HMAC-SHA256 with x-hub-signature-256, Stripe uses timestamp + payload signing with replay attack detection, Paystack uses HMAC-SHA512, Shopify uses base64 digest.
Auto-detects the source by sniffing request headers. No config needed, just point your webhook URL at Conduit and it knows who sent it.
Also built a simulator route behind API key auth so users can fire test events without needing a real Stripe account. Same pipeline, same callback creation, just skips signature verification.
Raw body buffer middleware for accurate signature verification, Express parses JSON by default which changes the payload. Had to capture the raw buffer before parsing so the HMAC digest matches.
https://t.co/82DhEwvJnb
I built a Chrome extension that helps you extract styles from any website and generate DESIGN(.)md or SKILL(.)md files
Works with Google Stitch, Claude Code, Codex etc
... and it's free!
If you have used Paystack, you must have noticed Paystack docs doesn't include Django developers, so I decided to bridge that gap myself.
I built Paystack for Django, a definitive, open-source documentation hub designed for django and drf developers.
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Your webhooks aren't as safe as you think. Here's how production systems make sure no event is ever lost — exponential backoff, jitter, and dead letter queues explained.
HTML-in-Canvas will open a door for innovation on the web
Create UIs and user experiences that are more engaging and sensible than ever before
Very straightforward and accessible
Extremely normal interfaces!
https://t.co/qXLdNZllx8
Experimental - Requires activation of the chrome://flags/#canvas-draw-element flag in Chrome
🚨‼️ BREAKING: Anthropic has decided to open source their entire codebase and is rebranding their AI to OpenClaude.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said: "Yesterday was no slip-up. If we disappear just like OpenAI is vanishing right now, our code can live on through the community."
Cheng Lou (React + Midjourney frontend god) just dropped Pretext.
A tiny TS library that measures + lays out text 500x faster than the DOM… and it’s PIXEL-PERFECT across every browser.
No reflows. No CSS hell.
Watch this text wrap around graphics like it’s 2030 already 😱
This changes editors, AI UIs, canvas apps, magazines on web… everything.
Who’s shipping with it first? @_chenglou
🔗 https://t.co/l2EbawaGjm
When I saw this I had to give it a spin myself.
Incredible tech by @_chenglou - the future is not CSS!
the playground has a settings panel for different modi - chaos is shredding my system:
https://t.co/nPTcRldMfR
repo in first comment.