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Excel Easy offers a fully illustrated Excel tutorial with 300 examples, described as 100% free. It covers an introduction to Excel, basics, functions, data analysis and VBA, with 49 chapters and automatically saved progress.
Excelmatic, offered by RowSpeak, is an AI-powered data analytics tool that processes messy Excel, CSV, PDF, and image tables. It uses AI to identify trends, explain data changes, generate charts, dashboards, and reports, cleanse data, and convert files between formats including images and PDFs to editable Excel spreadsheets.
A book by Brian Caffo, Roger D. Peng and Jeffrey Leek on assembling and leading a data science enterprise, based on the Johns Hopkins Executive Data Science Specialization. It covers a crash course in data science, recruiting and evaluating a team, and the structure of the data science pipeline. Available as PDF and EPUB; printed copies are sold through Lulu.
Exercism is a free, community-funded, not-for-profit platform for learning and practicing programming. It offers coding exercises across 84 language tracks, an in-browser editor, and automated analysis of solutions, alongside free human mentoring. Exercises can also be downloaded and submitted from the terminal with a CLI-first tool.
Exhibit is an open source publishing framework for creating data-rich interactive web pages. It provides advanced text search and filtering, along with interactive maps, timelines and other visualizations. The software is licensed under the BSD license and was originally sponsored partially by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation as part of the SIMILE project.
Exodus is a privacy audit platform for Android applications. It analyzes applications to list embedded trackers, which it describes as software intended to collect data about a user or their usages. Users can search for a report by application name, handle or Google Play URL, and reports show tracker and permission counts. The site states that it does not decompile applications and that its analysis method is legal.
Exoplanets Explore is an interactive data visualisation about exoplanets by TK Vishal. It includes an analysis report, planet names with discovery methods, and comparisons of features such as the largest and smallest known planets.
Explainpaper is a tool for reading research papers. Users highlight confusing text to get explanations, and can ask follow-up questions. It offers plans from a free tier to paid Pro and Teams options, with Pro including advanced AI models and clickable explanations for graphs, figures and equations.
A browser-based tool that analyzes an uploaded eye photo with AI to identify eye shape and show analysis results. It lists almond, round, upturned and downturned shapes and gives photo tips. Uploads accept PNG or JPG up to 10MB.
Helps find, analyze or synthesize information for research and knowledge discovery.
FakeUpdate.net is a prank website that displays fake Windows update screens for users to prank friends and colleagues. It offers fullscreen mode, a simulated blue screen of death, multiple visual themes, and support for numerous languages.
FAOSTAT is a database that provides free access to food and agriculture data for over 245 countries and territories. It covers all FAO regional groupings and includes data from 1961 up to the most recent year available. The service enables users to explore and analyze agricultural statistics globally.
Analyzes structured data and helps produce queries, insights or visualizations.
Financial Mail is a South African publication offering in-depth analysis and opinion on the country's business sector, industry, markets, politics and policy. Its coverage includes articles, opinion pieces and podcasts, with many items marked as premium content reserved for subscribers.
Documentation - Financial Data API.
Firecrawl is a web data API designed for AI agents. It allows searching and scraping web content, returning data in formats such as JSON and Markdown. The service also provides access to Alexandria’s providers and specialized indexes. Firecrawl is open source, used by over 150,000 companies, and announced a $75 million Series B funding round.
FiveThirtyEight search page for finding data journalism articles, datasets, and analysis.
FlashMyBoard is a utility that simplifies motherboard BIOS updates. It hosts a searchable database of over 1900 Intel and AMD motherboards, provides release notes analysis, AGESA and microcode tracking, and email alerts for new BIOS versions. Users can download BIOS files directly from manufacturers with access to full version history, and the database is updated daily. It supports systems with AMD Ryzen processors and Intel 12th generation and newer desktop processors.
Apache Flink is a distributed data processing engine for stateful computations over data streams. It offers exactly-once state consistency, event-time processing, layered APIs including SQL on stream and batch data, and flexible deployment with savepoints. Its stated use cases include event-driven applications, stream and batch analytics, and data pipelines and ETL.
Flower supports software development with code generation, analysis, debugging, or documentation.
FlowRepository is a public database of flow cytometry experiments annotated according to the MIFlowCyt standard, allowing queries and downloads of datasets. It supports storage, annotation, analysis and sharing, serving as a data deposition place for findings published in peer-reviewed journals. New experiment creation is temporarily disabled due to storage constraints.
FOFA is a cyberspace search engine that conducts cyberspace mapping to help researchers and enterprises match network assets. Its use cases include vulnerability impact range analysis, application distribution statistics, and application popularity ranking statistics, and it is designed to support cybersecurity and attack surface management.
Magazine publishing analysis and essays on international relations, diplomacy, security and global policy.
The Forschungsdatenzentrum des SOEP is the DIW Berlin Research Data Center for the Socio-Economic Panel study. It provides access to SOEP core, cross-country, regional, and integrated study datasets, alongside documentation, data access services, re-analysis support, and related resources for scientific research use.
