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PicaComic is a mobile/desktop comic (manga/comic) viewer and aggregator app built with Flutter that supports multiple comic sources. It started as an unofficial client for "PicACG" but later expanded to support additional sources like E-Hentai, JmComic, Hitomi, and nhentai. The app allows users to browse comics online, read them, download content for offline reading, and manage local and network-based favorites.

Aves is a feature-rich gallery app focused on organizing, browsing, and viewing photos and videos with precision. It indexes media on device storage and surfaces powerful ways to explore content, such as by folders, albums, dates, tags, and embedded metadata. The viewer prioritizes smooth gestures (pinch-to-zoom, pan, fling) and a clean, immersive interface that keeps controls out of the way until needed. Aves emphasizes metadata awareness, reading details like EXIF and other tags to enable filters, smart sorting, and deep search. The app supports batch operations like moving, renaming, sharing, or deleting, and integrates common conveniences like favorites and collections. ...

BuhoCMS is a local Content Management System for static site generators (list of supported SSGs). See BuhoCMS as a GUI for static site generators. Easily create or open a website, choose your theme and add your first posts. With BuhoCMS, adding and editing content is as easy as a few clicks. No more terminal commands, folder hunting or manual Front matter edits.

...It lets developers embed a suite of debugging tools directly into a Flutter app (during development or debug builds), enabling inspection, performance monitoring, UI debugging, network request inspection, widget hierarchy introspection, and more — all from within the running app. UME bundles multiple “plugin kits” (e.g., UI inspector, performance monitor, device info panel, network inspector via Dio, console log viewer, code viewer, touch indicator) so developers can enable only the tools they need. It supports Flutter 3 and Dart with null-safety, integrates as a dev dependency (so it doesn’t ship by default with production builds), and offers a simple API to activate the debug overlay. Because it's open source under MIT license, developers can also create custom plugin kits and extend UME’s capabilities to suit their debugging or testing workflow.