In the words of its authors Bubble Tea is a “powerful little TUI framework” for Go. It may be little but I found it had a steep learning curve before I could get truly comfortable with its power. I spent many a late night wrangling with broken layouts and unresponsive keys before learning the hard way where I had gone wrong. The result of my efforts is PUG, a full screen terminal interface for driving terraform:
Daily.dev TUI | daily.dev
A developer is building a terminal user interface (TUI) application in Go, using the Bubble Tea library (referred to as 'Bubble GUM'), to search daily.dev...
Terminal UI the Easy Way: BubbleTEA
For the past 18 months I've been tinkering with a terminal application that serves as an Algorand node frontend. I had a number of requireme...
Introducing Open Intelligent UI | The Open-Source Alternative to ChatGPT's Intelligent UI
Introducing Glaze: Create any app in minutes
brainstorming: tea lexicons #4
There has been substantial interest in a tea app on atproto, and I think arabica is positioned well (as a codebase) to spin off a tea app. I'd like this issue to act as a discussion place for ideas and lexicon design to explore this idea further.
CloudPebble
Write apps without dealing with Linux, virtual machines, compilers, or Python.
opengeos/GeoLibre
Lightweight, cloud-native desktop GIS built with Tauri v2, React, TypeScript, and MapLibre GL JS.
Swamp: The right way to build with AI
Swamp is the right way to build with AI: compose repeatable behaviors, not token-hungry agents. Any harness, any API, secrets in vaults. Free for solo use.
Rapidly building interactive CLIs in Go with Bubbletea - Inngest Blog
Our product is just different enough to make our CLI require really good interactivity. We bundle an interactive event browser in our CLI. Here's how it's built.
Tiles & Solstone Private User-Testing
We’ll be hosting a private user-testing event for Tiles, a local-first collaborative AI assistant, and Solstone, a personal memory platform. If you received a sponsored ticket to IndiaFOSS 2026 through the Tiles × Solstone giveaway, you’re invited to join us! Please bring your laptop and any other supported devices, with Tiles and Solstone installed and ready to use. We’ll meet at Big Bean Cafe, Koramangala for the testing session, followed by an informal meet-up at Chin Lung Resto-Bar, where other OSDC alumni will also be joining us for drinks. All food and drinks are on us :) If you run into any issues with installation, feel free to contact us. Download links for Tiles and Solstone are included in the description. Device support: Tiles works best on macOS and Linux and currently has limited support on Windows. Solstone supports macOS, Linux, Windows, Android, iOS, and Apple Watch.
marimo | a next-generation Python notebook
Explore data and build apps seamlessly with marimo, a next-generation Python notebook.
Build Bigger With Small Ai: Running Small Models Locally
Clay | Build systems to grow revenue
Infrastructure to get any data, run agentic workflows, and launch GTM plays.
Building atproto apps
useful tools and resources for building apps in the Atmosphere.
kandake.africa/atmosphereinabox
HappyProto: the backend for atproto apps
Building OAuth Authentication for Bluesky: A Complete Guide for Web and iOS Apps - Lost in Inference
designing a storage engine for AT Protocol backlinks - charlotte!
AT Docs (by Victoria) — Semble
ngerakines.me/atproto-crates