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The Algorithms - C++ is a repository of open-source implementations of various algorithms in C++, released under the MIT License. It covers topics including computer science, mathematics, statistics, data science, machine learning and engineering, and is intended as a learning resource for educators and students. The documentation is generated from the source code.
A curated collection of front-end snippets intended to save time, described as practical code without fluff. The site presents examples such as buttons and checkboxes, including a frosted glass parallax button built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
A family of online interpreters for a growing list of practical and recreational programming languages. Users pick a language and type code, which is sent to a sandboxed TIO arena for execution and results returned to the browser. Code and input can be shared through a client-side permalink. The web app is free of charge, ad-free, and does not use tracking cookies.
OverAPI.com is a site that collects all the cheat sheets. It organizes reference sheets for programming languages, frameworks, and developer tools, listing topics from Python and JavaScript to HTML, SQL, and Linux.
Bytecode Viewer is a Java reverse engineering suite with a GUI that includes Java and APK decompilers, bytecode editors and a compiler. It supports loading classes, jars and Android APKs, and is released as free and open source under GPL v3.
CheatSheets.zip is a repository of quick reference sheets and cheat sheets for developers, described as crafted by the open community. It lists cheat sheets covering topics such as AI tools, programming languages, operating systems, databases and keyboard shortcuts.
