Mocky is a simple tool for generating fake API responses, which facilitates testing of web applications. It enables developers to create custom JSON-formatted data and obtain unique URLs, allowing them to test applications without needing a real server. Mocky is user-friendly, making it accessible to anyone regardless of technical skill level.

Bundlephobia is a tool for assessing the impact of JavaScript libraries on application size, aiding in dependency selection.

The article discusses the concept of CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) and explains how this security mechanism works, highlighting its impact on web applications.

Their.tube is a new video platform focused on user privacy and decentralization. It allows easy uploading and viewing of videos, encouraging collaborative creativity and interaction. As an open-source project, it features an intuitive interface and a strong community, making it an exciting alternative to traditional video-sharing platforms.

FSHistory is a tool for monitoring changes in file history, allowing easy tracking of modifications and file versions.

Vo.codes is a platform that lets users generate voices from text by choosing from various known characters. It is easy to use and available for free.

Flash Game History is a platform that collects classic flash games from the 2000s. It allows gamers to rediscover old favorites and new titles. The platform features easy navigation and a rich library of games available for free. It’s an ideal spot for anyone wanting to revisit gaming culture from yesteryears.

The article covers deploying stateless container applications on Google Cloud Run.

The article discusses 'live coding' on Twitch, which is gaining popularity. The author emphasizes interactivity and benefits for both creators and viewers, and offers tips for preparing for such sessions.

The article focuses on strategies for blocking Google Analytics to protect user privacy and improve data security.