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TextPro.me is an online platform offering tools to create text designs with effects, fonts and color combinations. It provides text processing tools ranging from basic formatting to effects such as 3D lettering, metallic textures, neon lights and gradients. The tools require no software installation and are intended for uses including banners, posters, invitations and social media covers.
textadventures.co.uk is a community of interactive fiction game makers and players. All games on the site are playable in a web browser, and users can make their own games with the free software Quest Viva or Squiffy.
The ABC Music Project promotes the ABC music notation format, which notates music using plain text, and hosts ABC-related software. It maintains the ABC standard and provides resources for developers, including abcMIDI for MIDI output and transposing, the iabc editor, and the jcabc2ps PostScript converter. It also hosts the Nottingham Music Database.
The Algorithms is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
The Algorithms - C++ is a repository of open-source implementations of various algorithms in C++, released under the MIT License. It covers topics including computer science, mathematics, statistics, data science, machine learning and engineering, and is intended as a learning resource for educators and students. The documentation is generated from the source code.
A book by Roger D. Peng and Elizabeth Matsui, dated 2017, about data analysis as an art. It discusses the thought process behind data analysis and covers R software development for building data science tools, including handling complex data, building R packages and custom data visualizations.
The Component Gallery is a repository of interface components drawn from examples in design systems. It serves as a reference for people building user interfaces and catalogues 60 components, 95 design systems and 2,671 examples, including carousel, tree view, popover, rating, accordion, quote, pagination and tabs.
The Fediverse Report was a news site covering the fediverse, the ATmosphere and other open social platforms. It published regular numbered reports on Mastodon, Bluesky and related software, plus occasional analysis pieces. The site states that it has been rebranded as Connected Places, and will no longer publish new articles on this site, which now serves as an archive.
The Globe and Mail's SecureDrop service provides a way to share information with its journalists with more security and anonymity than traditional means. The software comes from the Freedom of the Press Foundation. The service uses the Tor network to anonymize interactions and is reached through the Tor Browser.
PlayGO is a browser-based Go game site that requires no membership registration or software installation. It includes a summary of Go rules, an introduction to the game and material on learning to play.
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The Museum of All Things (MoAT) is a free, nearly-infinite virtual museum accessible via downloadable desktop software for personal computers. Each exhibit corresponds to a Wikipedia article, with walls displaying images and text pulled from Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons, and hallways leading to exhibits linked from the article. It supports seven languages including English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Portuguese, and Bengali, and supports VR via OpenXR, though Oculus Quest is not currently supported.
UK technology publication covering enterprise computing, software, cybersecurity, cloud services and hardware.
The Retro Web is a hardware database covering motherboards, expansion cards, chips and CPUs, chipsets, drives and related components. It offers board photos, BIOS images, manuals, drivers and software, with quick search and browsing by category. Listings include counts such as motherboards, BIOS images, manufacturers and chip families.
A platform-agnostic specification of the technical features a good website should have, built in the open under an MIT licence. It covers 177 topics across ten areas, including foundations, SEO, accessibility, security, performance and privacy, and offers a yes/no checklist for auditing a site. An open, read-only MCP server lets agents query the specification.
An open-source resource for learning data structures and algorithms through implementations in various programming languages. The site covers programming languages including Python, Java, JavaScript, Go, Rust, and C++, and organizes algorithms into categories such as sorting, searching, and graph algorithms. It also provides guidance on contributing implementations.
Theatre.js is an animation editor with a visual interface, provided as a JavaScript animation library with a professional motion design toolset. It is for creating animations, from cinematic scenes in THREE.js to UI interactions. It works with any front-end library or framework.
The Theban Mapping Project is a website about the Valley of the Kings, presenting the royal necropolis of the New Kingdom. It also covers the Valley of the Queens and Western Wadis and the dig houses of the West Bank built for Egyptologists, institutes, universities, and projects working there. The site offers guidance for visitors navigating the Theban Necropolis and its tombs.
Thelounge is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
The Lounge is a free, open-source, self-hosted web IRC client. It stays connected to IRC servers while users are offline, works in browsers on desktop and mobile devices, and supports push notifications, link previews, file uploads, IRCv3, and multiple user accounts. It can run in private mode, acting as a bouncer and client combined, or in public mode as an open chat without registration.
Think Labyrinth! is a site dedicated to mazes and labyrinths. It is produced by Walter D. Pullen and hosted on astrolog.org. It features interactive maze software, information on the movie "Labyrinth", galleries of mazes, pictures of life size mazes and labyrinths, and more.
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Thonny is a Python IDE for beginners. It comes with Python built in, so one installer is enough, and the initial user interface is stripped of features that may distract beginners. It offers a simple debugger for stepping through programs and a variables view. Installers are offered for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Threat Radar is a real-time cyber threat intelligence radar showing vulnerabilities, malware, and global cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and attack patterns. It offers a live threat feed, geographic threat distribution, a threat timeline, and a REST API for access to threat intelligence data. A free account provides 30 API requests per hour.
