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rahuldkjain.github.io
GitHub Profile Readme Generator helps developers write, search, review, test, or manage code and projects.
github.com
GitHub Readme Stats is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
github.com
Profile Readme Generator is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
cli.github.com
GitHub CLI is a command-line tool that brings GitHub workflow functions to the terminal, including commands for issues, pull requests, releases and repositories. The page lists sample commands and describes it as scriptable, customizable and enterprise-ready, positioned as an alternative to context switching.
21st.dev
A community catalog of user interface resources built by design engineers, including React components, templates, shadcn themes, shaders and gradients. Components are indexed and searchable, can be previewed live, and ship as AI-ready prompts for tools such as Cursor, Claude Code and Lovable. Every component has an author.
ui.aceternity.com
Aceternity UI is a React component library with over 200 copy-paste components, blocks, and landing page templates built with Tailwind CSS and Motion. It provides animated components for React and Next.js and ready-made UI blocks for landing pages. An AI agent can also be used to build with it.
nektosact.com
act runs GitHub Actions locally, reading workflows from .github/workflows/ and determining which actions to execute. It uses the Docker API to pull or build the necessary images and run containers for each action, with environment variables and filesystem configured to match GitHub.
anidiots.guide
An unofficial Discord.js beginner's guide for version 13 of the library, maintained by York and Discordaholic with contributors. It aims to explain use of the library and its extension with the reader's own code. The text states that a basic understanding of JavaScript is expected before writing bots.
animista.net
Animista is a CSS animation library and a playground for ready-made CSS animations. Users can browse and adjust options such as easing, delay and duration, then copy the generated CSS code or download it. The download feature relies on the HTML5 FileSystem API and is supported in Chrome only.
atlaq.com
ATLAQ is an AI domain name generator. Users describe an idea and receive brandable domain names, which are checked live for availability. Names are scored for readability, and the site includes a domain checker.
automatetheboringstuff.com
Automate the Boring Stuff with Python is a book by Al Sweigart, free to read under a Creative Commons license. It teaches Python fundamentals and projects for automating tasks such as searching the web, editing files and spreadsheets, and handling email.
stefanbuck.com
A curated list of browser extensions for GitHub, organized by categories such as code, pull requests, notifications and themes, and browsable by browser. It includes entries such as Octotree for reading source without downloading repositories and Refined GitHub for simplifying the interface.
A GitHub repository listing secrets, passwords, API keys and tokens commonly stored in system environment variables. It notes that attackers can read environment variable values through exploits such as CVE-2021-44228 JNDI log4j and suggests practices to avoid leaks, including blocking requests containing system environment variables and storing paths to config files instead of clean values.
github.com
Curated list of free and open-source MySQL software, libraries, tools and resources. The README organizes entries into categories such as Analysis, Backup, Benchmarking, Binlog Replication, Connectors, GUI and Replication, and the list accepts and encourages pull requests.
baserow.io
Baserow is an open-source no-code platform for building databases and applications, intended for use without coding or technical skills. It also provides REST API endpoints for creating, reading, updating and deleting rows after a database schema and API key are set up.
bloouikit.com
Bloo is an open source low fidelity wireframe kit for quick design and prototyping. Its library contains more than 250 components supporting dark mode and 150 or more ready-to-use mobile screens, and it is free for commercial and personal use under the CC0 license.
labs42io.github.io
Clean Code TypeScript adapts software engineering principles from Robert C. Martin's book Clean Code for TypeScript. It presents guidelines aimed at producing readable, reusable, and refactorable TypeScript software rather than a style guide.
dev.to
DEV Community is a website where software developers discuss and keep up with software development and manage their software careers. It publishes community posts and articles on programming topics and hosts challenges and events, and lists help documentation for writing, editing and scheduling posts and customizing a reading feed.
difftastic.wilfred.me.uk
Difftastic is an MIT-licensed command-line diff tool that compares files by syntax rather than line-by-line, parsing code with tree-sitter. It is intended to produce diffs that are easier for humans to read, showing real line numbers and handling formatting and wrapping changes. It supports many programming languages and file formats and can be configured for use with Git.
disfora.com
Disfora is a comment system added to a website with one script tag. It shows comments, star ratings, polls and forms on pages, with a dashboard for moderation. It works on static sites, CMS platforms and frameworks, with a WordPress plugin. The widget shows no ads and does not track readers for advertisers; the first site is free.
duckdb.org
DuckDB is an open-source SQL OLAP database management system. It is an analytical database that runs in-process and can be deployed from edge devices to servers with hundreds of cores. It offers idiomatic APIs for major programming languages and reads and writes formats such as CSV, JSON, Parquet, and Iceberg, locally or in object storage.
editor.typely.com
Writing editor for improving clarity, readability, grammar, and style before publishing text.