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compatlib (GitHub Repo) | compatlib makes it easy to write backward-and-forwards compatible Python libraries. It resolves the latest-usable version at runtime by comparing the overloaded methods with the interpreter version. An example is available. |
Wave (GitHub Repo) | Wave is a Software as a Service Starter Kit. It allows developers to rapidly build software with features such as authentication, user profiles, subscriptions, notifications, and more. A live demo is available. |
Qwik (GitHub Repo) | Qwik is a framework that delivers fast load times with pure HTML and less than 1kb of JavaScript. It can be used to create complex and interactive sites. Several blog posts explaining how Qwik works are available. |
mailgo (GitHub Repo) | mailgo is a JavaScript package that transforms mailto and tel links into a menu that allows users to open the links directly in an app. A GIF demo is available. |
SVG Repo (Website) | This site contains over 300,000 SVG vectors and icons. An ML-powered search is available. Most icons and vectors can be used for commercial projects without any royalties. |
Better Dev Link (Newsletter) | Better Dev Link is a newsletter with weekly links to help you become a better developer. Topics are well curated, and appropriate for advanced developers. |
This Plant Lurks Underground to Trap Prey in a Way We've Never Seen Before | A newly discovered species of carnivorous plant grows its pitchers underground to target bugs that dwell inside the dirt. |
secrets (GitHub Repo) | secrets is a command-line tool that can help prevent developers from committing secret keys into source code. It scans for secret keys locally before the commit. secrets is fast and has a low rate of false positives. |
learngo (GitHub Repo) | This repository contains a collection of Go examples, exercises, and quizzes to accompany the Learn Go Programming: Complete Bootcamp course. There are thousands of examples. A link to the course is available. |
Programming Digest (Newsletter) | Programming Digest is a weekly newsletter that curates interesting posts from engineering blogs as well as opinion pieces on programming. |
Break down inefficient silos between DevOps teams (Sponsor) | Avoid monitoring tool sprawl. Unify metrics, traces, and logs in a single platform with instant context without switching tools. Monitor everything with Datadog. Learn more. |
New energy-dense lithium-sulfur battery works at extreme temperatures | A new type of lithium battery can operate in freezing cold and scorching hot temperatures while storing double the energy of current batteries. |
Awesome GPT-3 (GitHub Repo) | This repository contains a collection of demos and articles about the OpenAI GPT-3 API. Demos include GPT-3 playing chess, doing math, writing Google ads, generating Python, and more. |
Ceev (Web Tool) | This is a free resume building web tool. It's super easy to use, and the UI is super clean. Also I'm always a fan of products like this one that let you use them without having to create an account. |
FilesRemote (GitHub Repo) | FilesRemote is an SSH file manager. It can edit files as if they were local, as root via sudo. FilesRemote uses SSH auth agent when available and password based authentication otherwise. Screenshots and demos are available. |
Cheatsheets (GitHub Repo) | This is a handy collection of 1-page cheatsheets for Modern HTML/CSS, CLI (Bash & Git), Python, Javascript for people who know Python, Python for people who know Javascript, and React/Redux/React Router. |
Facebook Groups are being revamped to look like Discord | Meta is testing a new left-aligned sidebar and channels list for Groups. |
Beautiful CSS 3D Transform Examples (Website) | This page contains 12 CSS 3D transform examples. All the examples have just a single div and the code can easily be copied into your own projects. |
Sweetviz (GitHub Repo) | Sweetvis is a Python library that generates visualizations for exploratory data analysis with a single line of code. It outputs a fully self-contained HTML application. An example report from the Titanic dataset is available. |
Loaders (Website) | This site contains a collection of free loaders and spinners. The components are built with HTML, CSS, and SVG. The code for the components can be easily copied from the site. |
Professional Programming (GitHub Repo) | This is a collection of books, articles, and other materials to self-study any area of being a professional programmer (algorithms, project management, dotfiles, security etc.). Incredibly comprehensive. |
MLGO: A Machine Learning Framework for Compiler Optimization | MLGO is the first industrial-grade general framework for integrating ML techniques systematically in LLVM. |
ECMAScript-new-features-list (GitHub Repo) | This repository contains a comprehensive list of new ES features. Each list contains explanations and examples of how features are used in the ECMAScript 10 language. |
Clean Architecture (GitHub Repo) | This repository contains notes on clean architecture. The notes cover programming paradigms, design principles, component principles, architecture fundamentals, and more. |
Evernote Design (Curated Directory) | This is a huge curated list of design tools put together by the Evernote Design team. There are categories like design inspiration, gradient tools, wireframing tools, free icons, typography and more. |
Genie (GitHub Repo) | Genie is a full-stack web framework for developing modern web applications. It features a powerful router, websockets, templating, plugins, ORM support, and more. Examples of packages and apps made with Genie are available. |
Hyperconsole (Web Tool) | This is a nifty web tool that allows you to quickly import any javascript library into Chrome DevTools so you can quickly play around with them. Here's a gif showing the tool in action: https://imgur.com/6BnAFjh |
Sherloq (GitHub Repo) | Sherloq is a digital image forensic toolset. It features various algorithms that aid in determining if an image is forged or not. Screenshots showing results from different types of analyses are available. |
A wide range of routers are under attack by new, unusually sophisticated malware | A hacking group has spent almost two years infecting a wide range of routers with malware that takes full control of connected devices. |
Deepkit Framework (GitHub Repo) | Deepkit Framework is a high-performance TypeScript framework for enterprise applications. It is currently in an alpha state but it is already being used in production. Some public APIs are subject to change. |
PRESENTA Lib (GitHub Repo) | PRESENTA Lib is a JavaScript library for building web presentations from config objects. It focuses on letting people work on content while allowing customizations. Full documentation is linked. |
Every Programmer Should Know (GitHub Repo) | A collection of things every software developer should know. |
Difftastic (GitHub Repo) | Difftastic is a diff tool that understands syntax. It supports nesting, alignment, line wrapping, and a large list of languages. Difftastic uses a line-oriented diff for unrecognized extensions. Examples are available. |
Reseter.css (GitHub Repo) | Reseter.css resets all premade styles and normalizes the browser's stylesheet, removing most inconsistencies. An example is available in the repository. |
Create Dynamic Spinners only using CSS | This blog post teaches you how to build a dynamic spinner using only CSS. It breaks down each step of the animation to demonstrate how to put together a complex animation. The complete code is provided. |
Human-centred mechanism design with Democratic AI | Deep reinforcement learning can be used to find economic policies that people will vote for. |
How to Map Mouse Position in CSS | This article teaches you how to create a click-and-drag effect with pure CSS. Several examples of how to use the techniques taught in the article are available at the end. |
Excalidraw (GitHub Repo) | Excalidraw is a whiteboard tool that allows you to sketch diagrams that have a hand-drawn feel to them. A web version is available to use. It is built using React and Rough.js. |
What I loved about Paul Allen by Bill Gates | A touching eulogy by Bill Gates for his late friend and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, who he met when he was in 7th grade. |
Hacker News Books (Curation Tool) | This tool organizes the top books mentioned on Hacker News each week, archives old lists, and has a newsletter where you can receive a book list every Thursday. |
Coolify (Website) | Coolify is a self-hostable Heroku and Netlify alternative. It can deploy Node.js and static sites just by pushing code to git. Coolify is easy to install and upgrade, and it features one-click database deployment. |
Hotkey (GitHub Repo) | This is a cool javascript library that lets you easily create hotkeys. For example, you can do something like Home, to make "h" a hotkey that will take your user to your home page. |
PostHog (Sponsor) | PostHog is the open source analytics suite you can self-host. Product analytics, session recording, feature flags, heatmaps, and more - all available for free. Learn more. |
image2csv (GitHub Repo) | image2csv is a Python program that converts images of array numbers to corresponding CSV files. The program works better with images of higher resolution. An example is available in the repository. |
GPT Neo (GitHub Repo) | GPT Neo is an implementation of model parallel GPT2 & GPT3-like models. It can scale up to and above GPT3 sizes using the mesh-tensorflow library. Pretrained models are available. |
wifi-password (GitHub Repo) | wifi-password is a tool for fetching Wi-Fi passwords and generating QR codes for phones to easily connect to a network. It works on macOS, Linux, and Windows. |
Nickel (GitHub Repo) | Nickel is a language for generating static configuration files to be fed into another system. It can be used to generate complex configurations for apps, machines, whole infrastructures, or build systems. |
Tabler Icons (Website) | This site contains 558 fully customizable and free SVG icons. The collection is searchable. Users can customize the size, stroke, and color of the icons. |
Pig heart transplant failure: Doctors detail everything that went wrong | A recently published paper goes through everything that happened to prepare for the transplant and the weeks following. |
Mario on Vim (GitHub Repo) | This is an implementation of the classic Mario game in Vim. It requires the vim-game_engine plugin to work. A GIF demo is available in the repository. |
Datafuse (GitHub Repo) | Datafuse is a real-time data processing and analytics database management system with cloud-native architecture. It was primarily designed to be stable, and it is high-performing and scalable. Benchmark results are available. |
CalDOM (GitHub Repo) | CalDOM is a 3kb JavaScript UI library with direct access to native DOM. It can fully access the DOM directly while keeping reactivity. Benchmark results are available. |
Tesla reportedly doesn’t have enough desks after Musk threatens to fire remote employees | Employees returning to work at Tesla's Fremont facility came back to a lack of parking spots, no desk to sit at, and crappy Wi-Fi. |
pyp (GitHub Repo) | pyp allows users to run Python code in the shell. It will automatically import any modules used. pyp can be used to analyze and process data, including dicts and iterables. |
Remove the pain of website bug and feedback management with BugHerd (Sponsor) | ⚡ Give & receive feedback with a simple point and click.🔗 Get technical information even from non-tech clients.⏰ Stop back & forth emails & calls.Learn more. |
Remote Access From Everywhere, To Everything (Sponsor) | Remote Access From Everywhere, To Everything . Tailscale makes SSH easy and secure. Access your local desktop without installing anything on your server. Learn more. |
Uptime Kuma (GitHub Repo) | Uptime Kuma is a self-hosted monitoring tool that can monitor uptime for HTTP(s), TCP, and ping. It has a fancy UI and notifications. Screenshots are available. |
Markdoc (GitHub Repo) | Markdoc is a Markdown-based syntax and toolchain for creating custom documentation sites and experiences. It was created to power Stripe's public docs. Examples are available on Markdoc's website. |
GitHub Copilot and open source laundering | While the code for machine learning models is publicly available, the datasets and computing power required to create working models are still kept locked away by almost all participants in the space. |
Inbox Kitten (Open Source Web Tool) | Inbox Kitten is an open source, serverless disposable email service. There is a super easy to use hosted version, and you can obviously deploy your own private instance with the source code through Github. |
Slang (Programming Language) | This is the Github Repo for a new programming language called Slang. This is really cool, it allows you to program sounds in your browser using really simple syntax. |
Apollo (GitHub Repo) | Apollo is a personal search engine for your digital footprint. Users can store information in the database for easy retrieval through search. It stores all data locally. A short video demo is available. |
Go recipes (GitHub Repo) | This repository contains a set of handy commands to run in Go projects. The commands help you manage packages and dependencies. Example outputs from the commands are included. |
Preline UI (Website) | Preline UI is a set of pre-built UI components based on Tailwind CSS. It features more than 250 component examples, JavaScript plugins, and dark mode. The components include navigation bars, forms, overlays, and tables. |
Josh (GitHub Repo) | Josh (Just One Single History) combines the advantages of monorepos with those of multirepos. It can be used for partial cloning of repositories, to simplify code sharing and dependency management, and more. |
Avatarify (GitHub Repo) | Avatarify creates avatars for Skype and Zoom. A one-minute video showing an Avatarify-generated Elon Musk crashing a Zoom conference call is available. |
Why senior engineers get nothing done | The life of a new team member and the life of a senior engineer can be very different. Newer team members tend to code for longer and attend fewer meetings than senior engineers |
SSH Bastion Hosts Explained (Sponsor) | SSH bastion hosts are an indispensable part of the modern security stack for infrastructure access. Learn how to keep hackers out of your infrastructure with this quick guide. |
Rivian’s R1S: An electric SUV for those with an adventurous lifestyle | This article describes an experience with one of Rivian's new electric trucks. |
Sheetson (Website) | Sheetson turns any Google sheet into a JSON API. Users only need to share their document with the service, and then they will be able to access their information through the API. There are currently no restrictions on its use. |
electron-extensions (GitHub Repo) | electron-extensions allows users to use Chrome extensions APIs with Electron. All that is required to use the library is to insert a short snippet of code into the main process. |
What is kubectl? (Sponsor) | kubectl is the command-line tool most developers use to interact with the Kubernetes API. Here's how it works, why it's needed, and how you can get started. Learn more. |
Cutestrap Two (Website) | Cutestrap Two is a strong, independent CSS framework that is only 2.7KB when compressed. It uses a simple API and has robust customization options. The website contains examples and instructions on how to use the framework. |
Describe programming in only six words (Twitter thread) | @MIT_CSAIL asks followers to describe programming in six words. A 1-minute video was also posted with MIT researchers attempting to describe their jobs. |
Full Stack Observability Platform (Sponsor) | Unify metrics, traces, and logs in a single platform providing end-to-end visibility across teams. Give Datadog a try. |
mailtolink.me (Web Tool) | This is a cool web tool that lets you write an email and it will automatically generate the mailto link so you can create a hyperlink that populates the email automatically using href="mailto...". |
safer (GitHub Repo) | safer is a Python safe file writer that writes either a whole file or nothing. It prevents partial writes or file corruption. safer has been tested on Python 2.7 and 3.4 through to 3.8. |
Parkour Atlas (30 second video) | Robotics company Boston Dynamics has now made a humanoid robot that can run and jump smoothly through a parkour course. The robot moves in a very human like way. |
gqt (GitHub Repo) | gqt is a GraphQL client that runs in the terminal. It allows developers to build and execute GraphQL queries from the terminal. A GIF demo is available. |
Design Bonos (Website) | Design Bonos is a directory of free resources that can be used commercially. Categories include Fonts, Illustrations, Stock Photos, Design Inspirations, and more. |
In a world-first, scientists create eco-friendly cement from algae | A new carbon-neutral method of producing cement can drastically reduce the environmental pollution caused by construction activities. |
Baldness discovery paints molecule as potent stimulator of new hair growth | A signaling molecule was found to be critical to new hair growth. |
PandasGUI (GitHub Repo) | PandasGUI is a GUI for analyzing Pandas DataFrames. It features interactive plotting, filtering, drag & drop import, and more. A video demo is available in the repository. |
CSS.gg (Website) | This site contains over 700 CSS, SVG, and Figma UI icons available in SVG Sprite, styled-components, NPM, & API. The library is searchable and users can customize the size and color of the icons. |
Import-HTTP (GitHub Repo) | Import-http allows users to import JS modules using HTTP rather than via local node_modules. It is easily used in both Webpack and Rollup module bundlers. |
Rocket Redis (GitHub Repo) | Rocket Redis is a Redis GUI. It is currently under development. A screenshot of the GUI is available in the repository. |
unplugin-icons (GitHub Repo) | unplugin-icons features thousands of on-demand icons as components. It uses Iconify as its icon data source. unplugin-icons works with all major build tools and frameworks and the icons can be customized and even animated. |
Ask HN: How do I learn real-world COBOL? (Hacker News Thread) | COBOL is a specialized niche and COBOL devs get paid accordingly. |
Figma to Code (GitHub Repo) | Figma to Code is a Figma plugin that generates responsive pages and apps on Tailwind, Flutter, and SwiftUI. It optimizes the layout before the conversion to code begins, improving code quality. |
VMCLI (GitHub Repo) | VMCLI is a set of utilities for macOS Virtualization.framework for managing VMs. It can be used to configure a VM and launch it. A GIF demo is available in the repository. |
Observables (GitHub Repo) | This library provides a lightweight reactivity API for other UI libraries to be built on top of. |
Work at Supabase (Sponsor) | Supabase is hiring remote engineers to build the open source alternative to Firebase. |
Luckysheet (GitHub Repo) | Luckysheet is an open-source online spreadsheet with features like Excel. It features styling, conditional formatting, data types, plugins, and much more. An online demo is available. |
Static Site Boilerplate (GitHub Repo) | This is an easy boilerplate setup for static sites, it includes a local dev server with hot reloading, automatic bundling and minification of CSS and JS, deployment via FTP or Netlify, and more. |
Tiler (GitHub Repo) | Tiler is a tool that can create images using smaller images without being limited to squares. An image can be created from circles, lines, waves, cross stitches, legos, and more. A gallery of examples is available. |
React Awesome Shapes (GitHub Repo) | React Awesome Shapes allows developers to easily insert shapes into their sites. It currently contains six responsive and customizable shapes. The shapes can be imported and used in any web framework that uses NPM. |
bor (GitHub Repo) | bor is a source code searcher written in Python. It can search for 'class' and 'def' keywords in source files and directories. Examples are available. |
Realtime Face Movement Tracking (GitHub Repo) | This repository contains code for basic face movement tracking that can convert face movement into keyboard commands. Two demo games are available. |
Swift Weekly (Newsletter) | Swift Weekly is a great resource to keep up with the Swift ecosystem. It's sort of like TLDR for Swift, it has curated news, tutorials, talks, and open source libraries, if you're an iOS developer definitely check this out! |
Scientists Have Measured a Perceptual Ability Called 'O'. How Good Is Yours? | 'O' is the general ability for object recognition. |
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