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Edit Banana is an innovative web application designed to simplify image editing by merging intuitive user interfaces with powerful generative AI capabilities, enabling users to quickly enhance, manipulate, or transform photos without needing advanced design skills. It provides a smooth, browser-based experience where users can upload images, make precise edits such as background removal or inpainting, and apply stylistic transformations or corrections through AI prompts. ...

Neiki's Page Editor is a lightweight visual page and CMS editor built with pure JavaScript and zero dependencies. It transforms any container into a complete editing environment with accurate HTML and CSS rendering inside an isolated iframe, ensuring pages look exactly as they will in a real browser. The editor includes a modern toolbar, source code view, image and table editing, drag-and-drop tools, autosave, fullscreen mode, localization, and five built-in themes. It supports full HTML documents, external stylesheets, custom CSS, database integration through async load/save handlers, editable regions, plugins, and built-in sanitization with an optional PHP helper for server-side security. ...

Simple Infopanel is a free digital signage software that works like a slider and shows title, image or video, description and QR-Code for URL on every slide. It provides its own GUI for the editing based on PHP-Framework Symfony. The GUI has an integrated simple role concept. This tool can be used for digital signage, Information panels (infopanels), News aggregators, events or similar. You only need to have docker installed to start this application.

...It is released under the MIT license. The repository splits out independent submodules such as YYModel (a high-performance JSON ↔ model mapping layer), YYCache (a fast caching system), YYImage (image handling, including support for formats like WebP, APNG, GIF), YYWebImage (asynchronous image loading and caching), YYText (a rich text display and editing component), YYKeyboardManager (keyboard/input management), YYAsyncLayer, YYDispatchQueuePool, and various handy Categories that extend Foundation/UIKit with utility methods. YYKit is intended to be modular, though historically some interdependencies exist, which is why the author suggests using the individual components where possible instead of the entire monolithic library.