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  2. Overview of synctv

    synctv is an open-source synchronized movie watching service. It allows multiple users to watch videos together with synchronized playback, bullet comments (danmaku), and room-based chatting.

  3. Overview of chmlfrp and related community clients

    chmlfrp is an intranet penetration service provider offering both free and paid tiers. Community-developed clients for this service include a command-line interface (CLI) and an Android application.

  4. Use apifox MCP for AI-driven API management

    apifox provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) implementation that allows AI agents to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on API interfaces directly, eliminating the need for manual data entry in the apifox UI.

  6. Use the zzuli drcom cross-platform client

    A cross-platform drcom client developed using JavaFX to provide connectivity for Mac, Windows, and Linux users. Key features include password saving for automatic login and network monitoring.
    # Download from GitHub
https://github.com/ShiYioo/zzuli-drcom

  7. Use Coze (扣子) for AI Agent workflows

    Coze is a cloud-based AI agent platform suitable for various automation and content generation tasks. Key capabilities include:

    • Document Processing: Writing implementation reports and modifying document formats.
    • Visual Content: Generating flowcharts and PPTs (exportable for further editing).
    • Video Production: Generating videos exportable to CapCut (Note: There is a known bug where web rendering differs from mobile audio; mobile version is preferred).
    • Academic Support: Creating exam summaries from large sets of study materials.
    • Information Retrieval: Performing deep searches for high-credibility data collection.
    • Deployment: Deploying projects with provided domain names.
    • Infrastructure: Using points to exchange for server cores, memory, traffic, cloud computers, and cloud phones.
    https://www.coze.cn/overview

  8. Improve zzuliOJ visual experience with zzuliOJ-ios-style extension

    The zzuliOJ-ios-style browser extension modernizes the zzuliOJ interface with a clean, modern CSS design featuring rounded corners, shadows, and glassmorphism. Key features include a dark mode for low-light environments and an auto-save function that preserves code in the editor during page refreshes or exits.
    # Source code and installation available at:
https://github.com/ShiYioo/zzuliOJ-ios-style

  9. Migrate a legacy Struts2+Spring+Hibernate project to SpringBoot+MyBatis+Vue

    This guide outlines a strategy for upgrading a legacy monolithic project (Struts2, Spring, Hibernate) to a modern decoupled architecture (SpringBoot, MyBatis, Vue, Vite). The primary goal is to replace the backend framework and rewrite the frontend while preserving the original business logic as much as possible.

  10. Bypass campus network anti-private connection restrictions using a secondary router

    To avoid account bans caused by campus network detection of private routers, a secondary router setup can be implemented. The recommended architecture involves using a Mini PC as a virtualization host (Proxmox VE) running a soft router (OpenWRT) as the primary gateway, which then provides network access to a standard router for device connectivity.

  11. Use zzuli-drcom for cross-platform network access

    zzuli-drcom is a cross-platform drcom client developed using JavaFX, providing an alternative to official clients that may lack macOS support. It supports macOS, Windows, and Linux.
    # Source code and releases available at:
https://github.com/ShiYioo/zzuli-drcom

  12. SyncTV v1.0.0 Architectural Changes

    SyncTV has undergone a major rewrite in version 1.0.0, transitioning from a simple tool to a more robust service. Key changes include:

    • Interface: Moved from a Web UI to a cross-platform client application.
    • Database: Migrated from SQLite to a combination of PostgreSQL and Redis.
    • Server: Changed from running a standalone binary to a pure backend deployed via Docker Compose.
    • Stability: The new version introduces many features but is currently reported as unstable with several known bugs.