howhttps.works
A comic that follows characters including Certificat to explain why HTTPS is important for the web and how it works. It covers the lock icon in the browser URL bar and privacy.
Zero to Nix
Zero to Nix is a guide to learning Nix and flakes. It describes core ecosystem components: Nix as a build tool and package manager, the Nix language, NixOS as a Linux distribution, and Nixpkgs as a collection of packages, libraries, and helper functions.
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A comic that follows characters including Certificat to explain why HTTPS is important for the web and how it works. It covers the lock icon in the browser URL bar and privacy.
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0CSS Tip is a website that publishes daily CSS tips and tricks for web developers. It aims to help users keep up to date with new and modern CSS features. The site includes an archive of over 300 tips and a random tip feature.
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0Utopia refers to a systematic approach to fluid responsive design in which type and space scales are defined for a small screen and a large screen and the browser interpolates between them based on viewport width. The site states it is not a product, plugin or framework, though free tools are being developed to support it.
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0High Assurance Rust is a book about developing secure and robust software. It presents a project-based approach to systems programming and low-level software security, teaching Rust by re-implementing a major dynamic collection from its standard library. It discusses using open-source software assurance tools, including rustc, libFuzzer, rr, qemu, differential fuzzing and deductive verification.
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Open source reference site for beginners to gain insight into subjects around computer science and software engineering. It lists featured lecturers, and the page was generated using the Wayback machine from a snapshot. The project is described as a handy material for students to complement an existing undergraduate program.
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0A web-based app development tool for education. App Inventor is described as the largest app development tool for global education and is free, running in a browser on Mac, Windows or Chromebook with nothing to install. Tutorials range from beginner to advanced, covering topics such as generative AI, maps, the camera, machine learning and cloud data.
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