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Vocatra is a console-based vocabulary trainer. It reads one or more vocabulary files, queries the user for each word and accepts an answer, with sequential order mode and random mode available. It is written in C++ under the GPL license.
Voltaic is an educational community and elite aiming team focused on improvement, aim and esports talent in first-person shooter games. It offers aim benchmarks and FPS and aim resources, and hosts tournaments, competitions and benchmark rankings.
VulkanGuide is a work-in-progress guide to the Vulkan graphics API that focuses on dynamic rendering as a base for game engine code. It uses C++20 and Vulkan 1.3, covers initialization, compute shaders, mesh drawing, textures and GLTF scene loading, and targets readers who already know 3D graphics basics. An older version covers Vulkan 1.1.
Walk with Feel is a web application that lets users listen to local radio stations while driving through cities around the world. It provides 1x, 1.5x and 2x walking speed, Street Noise OFF, and lets users move around over 30 cities.
WalkmanLand is a database and tribute site for portable pocket audio cassette players, aiming to collect commercially available models in one catalog. It lists manufacturers and models with descriptions, tags, photos and statistics, and publishes news updates. The site also includes a poll on music formats and links to other cassette-related resources.
Waltheri's go pattern search is a web application for searching go positions such as joseki and fuseki in a database of professional game records. Users create a position on a board and can find occurrences in pro games along with continuations played. It offers fuseki, joseki and manual search modes.
Warbird Alley is an online resource for owners, operators, restorers, maintainers and enthusiasts of privately-owned, vintage, ex-military aircraft. It provides an extensive reference source about airworthy warbirds, with news, articles, and links.
Warbirds Resource Group is a website devoted to collecting and sharing information about historical military aviation, primarily focused on the World War II era. It offers resource centers on various air forces and a warbird registry.
Wasona is a crash course in Toki Pona organized into three parts. It covers pronunciation, the Sitelen Pona script, simple sentences, adjectives, pronouns, names, prepositions, and other topics, and offers reading practice through stories, dialogues, and a song.
Wasona is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
WBO is a free, open-source online collaborative whiteboard that enables multiple users to draw simultaneously on a large virtual board, with real-time state updates for all connected users and persistent board storage. It is suitable for use cases including art, entertainment, design and teaching. Public boards are accessible to all users and are ephemeral, while users can also create private boards with random or custom names shared via link.
A visualization project that presents wealth inequality in the United States by showing monetary amounts to scale. It compares figures such as median household income, the wealth of Jeff Bezos and the combined wealth of the 400 richest Americans, and suggests what portions of that money could fund.
Web Browser Engineering is a book by Pavel Panchekha and Chris Harrelson that explains how web browsers work by building a basic but complete browser, from networking to JavaScript, in a couple thousand lines of Python. It is available from Bookshop, B&N and Amazon, and in Korean and Japanese translations.
An interactive tutorial covering the basics of web design in four minutes. It walks through content, centering, font family, spacing, color and contrast, and balance, presenting each step as CSS rules. It is aimed at people who want to make their own website look attractive and professional before publishing it.
Web Game Dev is a work-in-progress collection of resources, a guide and a newsletter about building games in JavaScript. It covers techniques and tools for 2D and 3D games and visual experiences, including WebGL, Three.js and React. The site states that it currently contains many placeholders and unredacted content.
Webb Compare is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
WebElements presents the periodic table of the elements. The table arranges the chemical elements by atomic number so that periodic properties are made clear, and each entry gives the element's symbol, atomic weight and name.
WebGL Water is a browser demo by Evan Wallace that renders water with raytraced reflections and refractions, an analytic ambient occlusion, a heightfield water simulation, soft shadows and caustics. Users can draw on the water to make ripples, drag the background to rotate the camera, and press keys to pause or change light direction and gravity. It requires a decent graphics card and up-to-date drivers.
WebODM is free and open source drone mapping software that runs on a computer, including offline. It generates georeferenced orthomosaics, point clouds, digital elevation models, textured 3D models and gaussian splats from aerial images, with support for volume and area measurements and NDVI indexes.
The WebQC Balance Calculator is an online tool for balancing chemical equations, offering step-by-step solutions by inspection and by the algebraic method. It also reports reaction type, stoichiometry and limiting reagent. Users enter an equation or reagents and click to balance.
Webrtc For The Curious is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
WebRTC For The Curious is an open-source book created by WebRTC implementers. It focuses on protocols and APIs rather than specific software, summarizes RFCs and collects undocumented knowledge, and is vendor-agnostic. It is not a tutorial and contains minimal code.
WebWhiteboard is a web-based whiteboard tool for online collaboration. It supports brainstorming, idea sharing and project management, and does not require user sign-up to access. The tool is free to use.
WeChall provides an overview of hacking challenge and problem-solving sites. Users indicate which challenge sites they play at with a specific username, and their profile lists those sites and how highly they are ranked at each. The site maintains a list of challenge sites to choose from.
