For the past four months, I’ve been quietly working on a project I’m really excited to finally share: Spine2D Animation Generator.

This idea has been growing in my mind for a long time. I’ve always wanted to come up with a simple way to turn ideas into animated characters without spending days rigging, segmenting, and keyframing manually.

Al-Taghriba Al-Filistinia (The Palestinian Exodus) is one of the most powerful and poignant TV series ever created to document the Palestinian Nakba (Catastrophe) of 1948. The series tells the tragic story of the mass displacement of Palestinians during the establishment of the State of Israel, and it deeply delves into the conflicts with British forces, Jewish militias, and the Palestinian resistance movements during that period. Released in 2004, this historical drama has become a monumental piece of art that accurately portrays the pain, resistance, and displacement of the Palestinian people.

I’ve been working on a Flutter mobile application that connects to an API. At the beginning, I decided to run the app on Chrome instead of debugging directly on an Android or iOS device because it’s simply faster to do so.

But then I faced an annoying issue: whenever I launched the app by opening the main.dart file and clicking on the green debug button, the app would run on a different port each time. This caused CORS issues whenever my Dart app sent requests to the API, since the origin kept changing.

So I needed a way to always run the app on the same port.

To help identify them after bombings… Mothers in Gaza write their children’s names on their bodies, fearing they may lose their identities beneath the rubble.