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...It allows users to define custom scraping rules using XPath-style selectors (up to five lines) to collect anime metadata and streaming sources. The app supports streaming with real-time super resolution (via Anime4K), danmaku (on-screen comments), multiple video sources, offline caching, and even collaborative watching modes. It targets many platforms (Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux) and supports custom rule importing and sharing. The interface includes features like search, schedule, history, subtitles, and rule editing. ...

Keyviz is an open-source tool written in Dart/C++ that visualizes your keystrokes and mouse actions in real-time, overlaying them on screen. It’s ideal for screencasts, presentations, livestreams, or instructional videos, showing users exactly what keys or buttons you press, and visually highlights them with customizable styles and filters.

Responsive Framework adapts your UI to different screen sizes automatically. Create your UI once and have it display pixel-perfect on mobile, tablet, and desktop! Supporting multiple display sizes often means recreating the same layout multiple times. Under the traditional Bootstrap approach, building responsive UI is time-consuming, frustrating and repetitive. Furthermore, getting everything pixel-perfect is nearly impossible and simple edits take hours.

Riverpod is a modern, framework-agnostic state management and dependency injection library for Dart and Flutter that emphasizes compile-time safety and explicit data flow. Instead of tying state to widget trees, it models state as providers that can be read anywhere, making logic more testable and decoupled from UI. It supports synchronous state, async data (futures/streams) with built-in loading/error handling, and advanced patterns like derived state and provider scopes. Riverpod’s design...

...Many clones in the Flutter ecosystem also demonstrate integration points for Firebase or other backend services to add real-time messaging, authentication, and media sharing.

...It was originally a demonstration/showcase project by 2Dimensions. This is the initial view for the app when it opens up. It shows a search bar on top, three menu sections for each major time era, and three buttons on the bottom for accessing favorites, sharing a link to the store, and the about page. This view is displayed when an item from the menu is selected: the user is presented with a vertical timeline. It can be scrolled up and down, zoomed in and out. When an event is in view, a bubble will be shown on screen with a custom animated widget right next to it. ...