A lightweight dynamic string implementation with inline functions for allocation, concatenation, formatting, and manipulation. It depends only on standard C headers and `bmem.h` (which provides aligned memory allocation). The design is clean and could be extracted into any C project needing a performant, mutable string type.

A header-only macro-based dynamic array implementation that generates type-safe arrays for any struct. It provides push, pop, insert, erase, resize, and sort operations. The macro pattern is non-obvious and demonstrates advanced C preprocessor usage. It is self-contained and reusable in any C project.

A generic data stack for passing named parameters between signal handlers and procedures. It supports integers, floats, strings, pointers, and blobs. The implementation uses a dynamic array and a hash table for name lookup. It is a reusable pattern for any event/callback system that needs flexible parameter passing.

A configuration file parser supporting sections, key-value pairs, and default values. It provides atomic write (temp file + rename) and type-safe getters/setters. The implementation is self-contained (depends only on `dstr` and platform file I/O) and could be reused in any C/C++ project needing a simple config file format.

A custom Qt flow layout that arranges child widgets in rows, wrapping to the next row when the horizontal space is exhausted. It reimplements `QLayout` virtual methods and handles size hints, minimum sizes, and height-for-width. This is a reusable Qt widget pattern for any application needing a wrapping layout.