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Hey PH community 👋 I’m Byron, a master plumber turned developer who loves AI and web dev. As someone obsessed with optimizing systems (water or code!), I built ContextDS to help teams create blazing‑fast, consistent UIs without copying anyone’s brand. Key features: semantic tokens, auto‑generated Tailwind configs, TypeScript component contracts, similarity diff metrics and a11y enforcement....
ContextDSAI-powered system for semantic tokens & fast product UIs
ContextDS is an open‑source engine that transforms design tokens into accessible, responsive components. It powers instant, on‑brand interfaces across platforms via a single JSON‑driven workflow. Exports Tailwind & TypeScript and includes built‑in a11y.
ContextDSAI-powered system for semantic tokens & fast product UIs
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Hey Product Hunt đź‘‹ We built Diffly because our teams kept getting blindsided by breaking API changes. It's frustrating to realize an endpoint drifted only after users start seeing errors. Diffly sits between your app and all the APIs it relies on: we baseline each response, monitor for any schema or behavior changes, and alert you instantly with a clear explanation and a recommended fix. No...
DifflyCatch API changes before they break your app.
Diffly watches your APIs and tells you when something changes—what broke, why it matters, and the fastest way to fix it. Get clear alerts, AI-guided explanations, ready-to-use fixes, and a smooth dashboard. Fewer surprises, fewer hotfixes, steadier releases.
DifflyCatch API changes before they break your app.
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What’s your biggest pain point around API changes?
Hi everyone, I'm Byron, founder of Diffly. After seeing too many projects break because of unexpected API changes, I decided to build Diffly—an app that monitors your endpoints, detects schema and behavior changes, and guides you to a fix. Diffly's launch is just a day away, and I'd love to hear from this community: How do you currently handle API drift? What tools or processes do you wish you...
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I wonder if there’s a potential to turn this into a website builder, similar to how Wordpress utilizes Gutenberg. This is a great idea.
Layouts.devA notebook for building interfaces with Tailwind & shadcn/UI
Thorbis is an open-source CMS built on Next.js 13+, offering a modern, serverless alternative to WordPress. It features dynamic Blueprints for complete control over layouts, styling, and components, making it ideal for developers and easy for non-developers.
ThorbisThe new Wordpress
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Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Byron, the creator of Thorbis. I'm super excited to finally launch this project and bring a modern, developer-friendly alternative to WordPress. I built Thorbis because I wanted a CMS that’s not only powerful and flexible but also fun to use for both developers and non-developers. If you have any questions, feedback, or ideas for how we can make Thorbis even better, I'd love...
ThorbisThe new Wordpress
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First Comment for Rebuzzle Launch on Product Hunt 🌟 Welcome to the launch of Rebuzzle! 🌟 We’re thrilled to introduce you to Rebuzzle, your new daily source of brain-tingling fun. We created Rebuzzle out of a passion for puzzles and a desire to challenge ourselves and others in a fun, interactive way. Each day brings a new rebus puzzle to solve, offering a perfect blend of entertainment and...
RebuzzleDaily rebus puzzle games to challenge your mind and have fun
Rebuzzle is a daily rebus puzzle similar to Wordle, this game was designed to challenge and entertain. Each day, players are presented with a new rebus puzzle to solve, combining visual clues and wordplay to uncover hidden phrases.
RebuzzleDaily rebus puzzle games to challenge your mind and have fun