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Frontend Bootcamp is a two-day Microsoft course that guides learners through building a todo app with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React, then extends it with TypeScript, Fabric React and Redux. Bonus lessons cover Redux service calls and testing with Jest, and a playground is provided.
GAM.ONL is a browser-based multi-system emulator for playing retro games online. Its library covers thousands of games for platforms including PlayStation, SEGA, Nintendo, Atari, Arcade, 3DO and NEC, with listed systems such as the NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, Game Boy and Atari 2600.
GameBounty offers free pre-installed and cracked PC games with every DLC included, requiring no installation. Users pick a title, download all parts, extract once and play, with new releases posted daily. A help center covers mirrors, extraction, patches, runtime errors and antivirus issues, and notes Windows Defender may delete crack files during extraction.
Gamedle is a free browser game in which players guess video games from covers, characters, artwork and keywords. It offers daily challenges and unlimited modes. Signing in and backing up data is free, and progress can be saved to an account or only in the browser.
GameServe.rs is a server browser for modded Call of Duty clients, including Plutonium, IW4x, AlterWare, Aurora, HorizonMW, CoD4x and S2x, covering titles from Call of Duty (2003) to Call of Duty: WWII. It also offers a free public JSON API for server lists and player counts.
HelloChinese is an app for beginners to learn Mandarin Chinese, described as using interactive game-based learning. It covers reading, writing, speaking, vocabulary and grammar, with speech recognition, handwriting practice, native speaker videos and a spaced repetition system. It is available on Google Play and the App Store.
A collection of guides hosted on a WordPress site, covering topics including video encoding with Vapoursynth, video playback, hardsubbing, anime downloading, subtitle fixing, subtitle shifting and trimming, audio processing, and optical character recognition. It also includes setup guides for media players and media server software.
IFWiki is an encyclopedia of interactive fiction covering IF history, theory, craft, tools, and people. It serves as both a historical record of community knowledge and a guide to resources for playing and creating interactive fiction. The site also lists event news, competitions and jams, meetings, and announcements.
An interactive chart of the International Phonetic Alphabet that plays a sound for each symbol clicked. It covers vowels, pulmonic and non-pulmonic consonants, other symbols and affricates. The page notes it is only a rough guide, as pronunciation varies by language and context, and recommends a browser with HTML5 Audio support.
A guide describing a home media server setup using Jellyfin along with Sonarr, Radarr and Prowlarr. It explains that Jellyfin is a free and open-source client/server media player system available for Linux, MacOS and Windows, and that Sonarr, Radarr and Prowlarr automate downloading episodes and movies. The page covers Jellyfin configuration steps and interface setup.
LibreCrawl is a free, open-source SEO crawler offered as an alternative to Screaming Frog. It performs technical audits covering meta tags, schema markup, hreflang, social tags and PageSpeed metrics, and integrates Playwright for JavaScript rendering of single-page applications. The project is MIT-licensed and can be self-hosted, with CSV, JSON and XML exports. A REST API provides programmatic control of crawls.
Limitless is a Pokémon TCG resource aiming to provide content and information for competitive Pokémon players. It lists recent and upcoming tournaments, City Leagues, decklists and top decks with usage percentages, plus posts. It also covers the Limitless Network Tournament Platform and databases for One Piece and Pokémon Pocket.
Mathispower4u is a site by James Sousa offering over 9,000 free mini-lessons and example videos, organized by course and topic. The videos are closed captioned, and the site links to YouTube playlists by course. Content covers number sense, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, statistics and other topics.
A guide describing a PC video playback stack built from PotPlayer, LAV Filters, XySubFilter and madVR, with ASIO covered separately as optional. The author presents it as one example rather than a definitive setup and warns that results may vary across operating systems and hardware.
Memorize Earth is a Jeopardy-style geography trainer covering countries, capitals, U.S. states, Canadian provinces, flags, oceans, mountain ranges, and presidents. Players pick a value, take the clue and clear the board. The site describes the game as extremely difficult and tracks progress over time in the browser.
MLBLive is a site offering MLB full game replay videos, covering regular season and playoff matches, along with highlights, player moments and news videos. Listed replays include ALCS and NLCS games and the All-Star Game.
ModDB is a site covering game development and modding for Windows, Mac and Linux, with downloads of user-generated content. It hosts articles and news about games and mods, including projects such as Doctrine Strike, a free-to-play modern RTS by Triple-O Games.
An extended guide for configuring mpv.conf, the configuration file for the mpv media player. It presents recommended settings and profiles covering general options, OSD, screenshots, language priorities, video output and hardware decoding, with the note that options are optimized for anime content.
Murlok provides PvP and PvE builds for World of Warcraft Midnight Season 2, covering Solo Shuffle, 2v2 and 3v3 Arenas, Blitz, Rated Battlegrounds and Mythic+ Dungeons. Data is collected from the top 50 players in each specialization, highlighting popular stats, talents, gear and enhancements, and is updated every 8 hours.
PCSX-Redux is a PlayStation 1 emulator with documentation covering compilation, menus, command line arguments, debugging, an internal MIPS API, a web server, a Lua API and OpenBios. It includes a memory-mapping feature for setting breakpoints during execution and an ISO browser file viewer with a raw image viewer.
PKGPS4 is a game listing site for PlayStation titles, including PS5 releases and horror-themed packs. Entries cover firmware requirements and PKG files, such as the RetroRealms Double Feature with Michael Myers and Ash Williams, and Five Nights at Freddy's: Help Wanted 2.
A site offering Let's Play archiving scripts, alternative players for video streaming sites, and information on anime rhythm games. It lists alternative players for services including Nico Nico Douga, Veoh and YouTube, and covers games such as BanG Dream and Theater Days. It also provides a bare-bones iTunes search, a Unicode string decoder and a YouTube region restriction checker.
Remotion is a tool for creating videos and motion graphics with React. It supports using coding agents, bulk rendering, server-side and client-side rendering, and building applications such as a player or editor starter. A free license covers individuals and companies of up to 3 people. System requirements include Node 16 or Bun 1.0.3, with macOS 15 or later required.
Rmpc is a configurable terminal-based client for the Music Player Daemon, inspired by ncmpcpp. It displays album cover art through the Kitty, Sixel and Iterm2 protocols, offers ranger/lf-style browsing of a music library, synchronized lyrics, Cava visualisation, playlist management and scripting through CLI mode and script hooks. Keybinds and colors are configurable.
