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Vrite is an open-source, collaborative developer content platform for documentation, technical blogs, and knowledge bases. It includes a technical content editor with code editing, Markdown, and keyboard shortcuts, and can be self-hosted or used through a cloud service. It offers a headless API, JavaScript SDK, content variants, metadata, Git sync, and AI-powered semantic search. Paid plans begin with a 14-day free trial.
A/B Street is an open source project. Its official documentation website provides project overviews, information about software products the project has enabled, a user guide, and technical details for developers. The project accepts contributions to its documentation and source code, which is hosted on GitHub.
Baserow is an open-source no-code platform for building databases and applications, intended for use without coding or technical skills. It also provides REST API endpoints for creating, reading, updating and deleting rows after a database schema and API key are set up.
A community-built knowledge-sharing wiki for technical features of Minecraft Bedrock. It contains documentation, tutorials and how-to information on commands, blocks, entities, items, scripting and world generation, plus a beginner's guide for add-ons. A scripting page notes the Script API is in active development with frequent breaking changes.
Chrultrabook documentation covers replacing ChromeOS with a different operating system on Chrome devices. It states the process is not one-click, requires technical skills and a supported device identified by its HWID, and carries risks such as bricking the device or losing data. Managed devices are said to be unable to be modified.
FontForge is a free and open-source outline font editor. It is provided by a community of contributors, and the project offers documentation including a book titled Design With FontForge, an overview, a tutorial and technical references.
Jeff Frohwein's GameBoy Tech Page collects Game Boy technical documentation, development tools, and related links. Listed items include the GBDK ANSI C cross-compiler, RGBDS assembler, map and tile design tools, ReadPlus, and a Print Screen demo ROM with source code.
n8n is a workflow automation platform that combines AI capabilities with business process automation, giving technical teams the flexibility of code with the speed of no-code. Its Starter plan is 20€/mo, billed annually, with 2.5K workflow executions and unlimited steps.
srvrlss is a directory that helps developers compare serverless platforms, self-hosted PaaS tools, edge compute providers, and managed runtimes. It provides structured provider profiles with technical details, pricing, regions, limits, and features, along with comparisons, alternatives, and pricing breakdowns. New providers and updates are added regularly.
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.
A set of documents describing how Tor works, intended to present its protocols in enough detail for a reader to implement a compatible implementation without reading the Tor source code. The documents were migrated to mdbook in late 2023 and are maintained in a gitlab repository; a separate proposals directory holds design proposals.
WebAIM works to expand the potential of the web for people with disabilities by helping individuals and organizations create accessible content. Its offerings include accessibility training, technical assistance, procurement guidance, and evaluation and reporting, alongside surveys and the WebAIM Million analysis of home pages.
