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    Apple's Pass Designer tool draws developer attention●Apple Pass DesignerYhnSportTennis44214 min ago

    Apple's Pass Designer, a web tool for building and styling passes for Apple Wallet, is drawing renewed attention among developers. The tool lets designers create coupons, event tickets, store cards and boarding passes, and preview how they will look on a device. Developers are discussing its usefulness for quickly prototyping Wallet passes without writing code, and where it fits alongside Apple's broader developer documentation.

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    HeyGen open-sources HyperFrames, an HTML-to-video tool for AI agents●heygen-com/hyperframes⬢github58059 min ago

    HeyGen, the AI video company, has released HyperFrames as an open-source project on GitHub. The tool, written in TypeScript, lets developers write HTML that renders as video, and is explicitly designed for use by AI agents rather than humans. The approach means agents could generate video content simply by producing web-style markup. Early reaction among developers is modest but curious, with the repository quickly gaining stars as people test whether agent-driven video generation can work this simply.

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    Old-school forum launches on open protocol with keypair identities●Show HN: An old school forum on an open protocol – your identity is a keypairYhnBusinessCrypto1715 min ago

    A new forum built on an open, decentralized protocol has been introduced, letting users hold their identity as a cryptographic keypair rather than a platform-issued account. The design echoes classic web forums while removing centralized login, so users can carry the same identity across compatible clients and servers. It is drawing interest among developers interested in decentralized social protocols.

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    New Puzzle Platformer Sets Players Inside a Y2K-Era Laptop▼This Puzzle Platformer Takes You Inside Laptop For Dose Of Pure Y2K Web Nostalgia✉newsSciencePhysics51 min ago

    A puzzle platformer game has been released or revealed that takes place inside a laptop, leaning heavily on Y2K-era web aesthetics for a nostalgic experience. The game blends physics-based puzzles with retro internet visuals reminiscent of the early-2000s web. Coverage on 80 Level highlights its nostalgic appeal to players who remember that era of computing.

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