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Welcome to the newsletter edition of July 26th, where you receive the best-voted websites of the past week.
📰 Top websites of the week
Notepad.exe is a lightweight native Mac code editor for running Swift, Python, JavaScript, and Go immediately, without creating a project. It supports packages, iOS Simulator workflows, Linux testing, Mac app export, and an on-device coding assistant while remaining fast enough for scratch work.
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Follow sunrise live on a 3D globe and see which cities are waking up. OhayoWorld shows how many people are entering daylight, where dawn is unfolding, and the shape of Earth's shadow. Calculations run locally and update in real time without external requests.
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Explore a true-scale atlas of the universe in your browser, from quark to cosmos. Scroll from the observable universe to a proton through 6.8 million real stars and real planets on real orbits, including a picnic blanket in Chicago, with true sizes, distances, and speeds.
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🗞 More awesome websites this week
Sleep Scroll lets you scroll a calming night sky where the mechanics invert a feed. For bedtime relaxation, it has no accounts, no data, and no ads—just a soothing void.
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OpenTools OpenPrinter is a repairable, compact printer designed to last. It features a refillable ink system and a self-assembly option, reducing waste and maintenance costs. It uses an open-source print server (CUPS) and works across Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android, and iOS.
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A practical guide to building, signing, notarizing, testing, and shipping Mac and iOS apps without using the Xcode GUI. It covers XcodeGen, xcodebuild, certificates, keychain credentials, release scripts, Gatekeeper verification, and deploying directly to an iPhone from the command line.
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