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Honey (I Shrunk the AI) by GreenPT is a cross-tool coding skill that reduces AI coding-agent token usage and LLM API costs. It enables writing less code and prose and supports denser agent-to-agent handoffs, with reported 53% cost reduction and no quality loss in benchmarks. It is compatible with Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Cline, and Kiro.
horsicq helps developers write, search, review, test, or manage code and projects.
Hover.css is a collection of CSS3 powered hover effects to be applied to links, buttons, logos, SVG, featured images and so on. Effects are available in CSS, Sass, and LESS, and many use CSS3 transitions, transforms and animations. Old browsers that don't support these features may need extra attention for a fallback hover effect.
How To Turn off IPv6 helps developers write, search, review, test, or manage code and projects.
An online interactive HTML cheat sheet page containing code examples, web developer tools and markup generators. It includes panels for color, character and tag references, structures and attributes, plus generators for iframe, table, link, image and list markup, and a live-preview HTML editor. The pages are described as a quick guide for those already familiar with the languages.
Hydrosphere Mist is a serverless proxy for Spark clusters. It offers a functional programming framework and deployment model for Spark applications, with a REST HTTP and messaging API for Scala and Python Spark jobs. Sessions are managed across EMR, Hortonworks, Cloudera, DC/OS and vanilla Spark clusters.
hyperopt (hyperopt-sklearn) is an open-source project that provides hyper-parameter optimization functionality for the scikit-learn (sklearn) machine learning library. It is hosted as a public repository on GitHub for collaborative development.
ChainForge is an open-source visual programming environment for battle-testing prompts to large language models. It supports querying multiple models at once, comparing response quality across prompts, models and model settings, and setting evaluation metrics to visualize results. Built on ReactFlow and Flask, it can be installed locally with pip or tried on the web, where features are limited.
Icon Shelf is a free and open source icon manager for web developers. It connects to a web project's assets folder and does not add extra files to it. Icons can be organized by collections, previewed, and searched, and copied as import statements for frameworks including React, Vue, Svelte and Ember. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux.
Supports software work with AI-assisted coding, testing or application development.
Infer.NET is a framework for running Bayesian inference in graphical models. It can be used for machine learning problems such as classification, recommendation or clustering, and for probabilistic programming. It is published as open source on GitHub under the MIT license and available as NuGet packages.
Ingestr helps developers write, search, review, test, or manage code and projects.
insiders.vscode helps developers write, search, review, test, or manage code and projects.
Interview Solver is a technical interview preparation platform and AI copilot for software engineering candidates. Its native desktop application for macOS and Windows provides real-time, screen-sharing-invisible assistance during live coding interviews, including LeetCode-style problem solutions, system design diagrams, voice transcription, and answers tailored to a user's resume or job description.
A free, self-paced beginner course on data science foundations. It covers the data science life cycle, tasks, programming languages, machine learning, and the analytics landscape, with an assessment. Study materials are provided after enrollment, and a certificate of completion is offered.
The ipython-notebooks repository, hosted on GitHub under the user ogrisel, contains sample IPython notebooks for use with the scikit-learn machine learning library. It is an open-source project that accepts contributions from GitHub users.
Is GitHub Cooked? tracks GitHub service incidents and outages, offering real-time stats, incident history and downtime analytics. Visitors can filter incident history by service and severity level. The site reports 1155 incidents since March 2016, with an average of 21.3 incidents per month over the prior three months.
ItSourceCode helps developers write, search, review, test, or manage code and projects.
A book titled JavaScript for Data Science by Maya Gans, Toby Hodges, and Greg Wilson, version 4.0, dated January 2020. It covers topics such as callbacks, promises, objects, classes, HTML, CSS, React, data services, testing, data visualization, and a three-tier web application, with an even mix of browser and server programming. It is intended for scientists and engineers.
The Modern JavaScript Tutorial offers simple but detailed explanations with examples and tasks covering closures, document and events, object oriented programming and more. The JavaScript language part starts from scratch and goes on to advanced concepts like OOP, concentrating on the language itself. A translation page lists translations into various languages.
JetBrains is a software vendor that creates intelligent development tools, including IntelliJ IDEA, an IDE for Java and Kotlin, and the Kotlin programming language. Its IDE lineup also includes PyCharm, WebStorm, DataGrip, Rider and CLion, several of which are free for non-commercial use.
Judge0 IDE is a free and open-source online code editor and compiler. The page links to a GitHub repository, embed guide, HTTP API documentation, privacy policy and terms of service. It also lists a set of selectable inline suggestion models.
Julia Evans writes a personal blog about computer tools and programming topics, with posts organized by category. The site notes that a weekly digest of posts is available by subscription, and mentions that she publishes computer zines at Wizard Zines.
JuliaCon Presentations is a GitHub repository that hosts presentation materials for JuliaCon, the annual conference for the Julia programming language. Users with a GitHub account can contribute new presentations to the repository.
