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The HTML Hobbyist is a site about learning HTML to build a website, fanzine or personal site. It discusses the history of the World Wide Web and argues that publishing a website is cheaper and easier than before. It offers a one-page starter and a web badge.
A curated list of Blender add-ons, tools, tutorials and resources for 3D artists, hobbyists, developers and researchers. It focuses mostly on open source and free resources, organizing items into add-ons, simulation and physics, generators, modeling, animation, render engines, textures, game development and misc sections.
Awesome Lego is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
Mecabricks Workshop helps explore LEGO sets, parts, builds, instructions, or brick identification resources.
LEGO design software for building digital models, instructions, and parts lists.
LEGO recognition tool for identifying parts, minifigures, and sets from images.
Lock Picking 101 is an online forum dedicated to the ethical hobby of lock picking. It provides resources for beginners through advanced practitioners, hosts public locksmith and safe query sections, and offers community discussion via a linked Discord chat.
LEGO database for sets, parts, minifigures, build tracking, and custom model discovery.
Codeberg is a non-profit, community-led effort providing services to free and open-source projects, including Git hosting using Forgejo, Pages, CI/CD and a Weblate instance. It is maintained by the non-profit organization Codeberg e.V., based in Berlin, Germany, and states it charges users no money and relies on optional donations. Its community includes developers, artists, academics, hobbyists and professionals.
32-Bit Cafe is a web space community of professionals, hobbyists and enthusiasts of the personal web. It focuses on building websites for self-expression and creativity, helping to make the personal web fruitful again and removing the capitalistic drive from it. The site offers more information about its activities and an email newsletter, 32-Bit Cafe Bytes.
Asian Hobbyist is a translation site for Asian web novels, light novels, manhwa and manga, with chapter updates listed by series. A donation drive announcement says pop-under ads were added due to financial constraints.
Fantastic Soda is a free hobby project website that provides access to live television streams, including football-related content such as the World Football Bottle Series, and offers a guide for addressing common issues like blocked streams, pop-up ads, and casting content to TVs.
File-Hunter.com is a personal page by Arnaud de Klerk covering professional and hobby information, with links to LinkedIn, Facebook, Kiva, X and an MSX legacy section. The site offers browser-playable MSX and Amiga games and demos, and hosts a set of related MSX download and archive subdomains.
Hypercubing is the hobby of solving twisty puzzles such as the Rubik's cube in higher dimensions. Twisty puzzle movements are mathematically defined and can be generalized to higher spatial dimensions, with the puzzles visualized and simulated using computer software. The site offers an introduction to 4D, an FAQ, hypercubing software downloads, a progression section and a Discord server.
Icon Horse fetches favicons for any website from a single URL usable in an img tag. It offers sensible fallbacks when no icon exists and caches icons for speed. A free Hobby plan allows up to 1,000 icons per month without an account.
Kiri:Moto is a browser-based 3D slicer and toolpath generator that creates output for 3D printers, CNC mills and laser cutters. The page lists help documentation, APIs, forums, a Discord server and bug reports, and describes it as a project for makers, hobbyists, professionals, students and educators under active development.
Leprd is a free web host for hobbyists. Applicants must be at least 13 years old, and only one active account is allowed per person. The site must be up within two weeks of application acceptance, and the hosting is primarily for PHP and MySQL (MariaDB) with options for multiple PHP versions.
Noteheads is a free browser-based tool for composing and sequencing music, aimed at kids and beginners, that creates printable sheet music and scores. It supports note types, time signatures, keys and several instruments, and offers save, MIDI download and print options. The creator describes it as a hobby project.
RacketBoy is an online public forum for gaming hobbyists. It hosts dedicated discussion sections for general gaming, retro gaming, game reviews, gaming setup showcases, gaming culture analysis, and off-topic conversation. The forum also includes a marketplace for buying, selling, and trading gaming-related goods, with post activity tracked across all sections as of October 2026.
Red Blob Games publishes interactive visual explanations of math and algorithms, using examples from computer games and other projects. Topics include pathfinding, map generation from noise, hexagonal grids, Voronoi diagrams, graph theory and 2D visibility. Articles are free, with no signup and no ads, aimed mainly at independent, student and hobbyist software developers. The site also hosts demos such as map generators.
Ultimate Electronics Book is a free, interactive book for electronics hobbyists and electrical engineering students covering practical circuit design and analysis. Its table of contents lists chapters on conceptual foundations of engineering, linear direct current electronics, and op-amps, with several further sections marked as coming soon.
