Bookmarks

Published on July 17, 2025. Last updated on July 26, 2026.

A growing collection of URLs I have gathered on my internet adventures.

AI • Audio • Australia • Bash • Biomedicine • C++ • Clojure • Common Lisp • CSS • C • Data Structure and Algorithm • Database • English • Finance • Fun • Game Development • Git • Gleam • Go • Graphics • Haskell • Health • Home • Java • Job • Library • Lua • Miscellaneous • Mobile Development • Network • OCaml • Programmer • Programming • Research • Reverse Engineering • Rust • Scheme • Security • System Design • System Programming • Tool • TypeScript/JavaScript • Video • Vim/Neovim • Web • Writing • Zig

AI

• [Reading] The Bitter Lesson
• [Tool] llamafile: Distribute and run LLMs with a single file

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Audio

• [Tool] Ambiphone: Ambient music + sounds for work, study and relaxation
• [Tool] Audacity: A free and open-source digital audio editor and recording application software
• [Tool] Bosca Ceoil Blue: A simple and beginner-friendly app for making music
• [Tool] strudel: Web-based environment for live coding algorithmic patterns, incorporating a faithful port of TidalCycles to JavaScript
• [Tool] Wavacity: A port of the Audacity audio editor to the web browser

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Australia

• Aussiecitizenshiptest.com
• Certified copies of original documents
• Weather in Melbourne

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Bash

• [Learning] BashGuide
• [Tool] Bash Boilerplate
• [Tool] Bats: A TAP-compliant testing framework for Bash 3.2 or above

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Biomedicine

• National Center for Biotechnology Information
• PubMed Central
• PubMed

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C++

• [Learning] C++ Core Guidelines
• [Learning] getcracked: The quant interview is its own beast
• [Lib] FTXUI: A simple cross-platform C++ library for terminal based user interfaces
• [Lib] RxTerm: A C++ library for functional-reactive terminals. RxTerm is a lean alternative to ncurses for many applications
• [Lib] SMK: Simple multimedia kit - C++ WebAssembly
• [Podcast] CppCast: The first podcast by C++ developers for C++ developers
• [Reading] ISO C++ Blog
• [Reading] Simplify C++: Write clean and maintainable C++
• [Reading] Understanding Smart Pointers in C++
• [Tool] Coliru: C++ online compiler

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Clojure

• [Learning] Clojure-Doc: A community-driven documentation site for Clojure
• [Lib] Biff: A full-stack web framework
• [Lib] Buddy: Security library
• [Lib] cli: Command line parser with good subcommand and help handling
• [Lib] Component: Managed lifecycle of stateful objects
• [Lib] Duct: A server-side framework
• [Lib] Honey SQL: Turn Clojure data structures into SQL
• [Lib] Kit: A lightweight, modular framework for scalable web development
• [Lib] malli: High-performance data-driven schemas
• [Lib] next.jdbc: A modern low-level Clojure wrapper for JDBC-based access to databases
• [Lib] Pedestal: A sturdy and reliable base for services, APIs, and applications
• [Lib] Reagent: Minimalistic React for ClojureScript
• [Lib] reitit: A fast data-driven router
• [Lib] Ring: A Clojure web applications library inspired by Python's WSGI and Ruby's Rack
• [Lib] rj9a: An enhanced version of jetty adapter for ring
• [Tool] Babashka: A native, fast starting Clojure interpreter for scripting
• [Tool] Figwheel: Build your ClojureScript code, and hot load it as you are coding
• [Tool] Glojure: A Clojure interpreter hosted on Go, with extensible interop support
• [Tool] Joker: A small interpreted dialect of Clojure written in Go, and a Clojure(Script) linter
• [Tool] let-go: A Clojure dialect with a bytecode compiler and stack VM
• [Tool] shadow-cljs: Compile your ClojureScript code with a focus on simplicity and ease of use
• [Tool] Squint: A light-weight dialect of ClojureScript with a compiler and standard library

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Common Lisp

• [Tool] Coalton: An efficient, statically typed functional programming language that supercharges Common Lisp

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CSS

• [Learning] Every Layout
• [Learning] The Height Enigma
• [Reading] CSS Wrapped 2025
• [Reading] Modern CSS Fundamentals
• [Tip] Transitioning to Height Auto (Two Ways)
• [Tool] CSS Spring Easing Generator

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C

• [Learning] Beej's Guide to C Programming - Library Reference
• [Learning] Beej's Guide to C Programming
• [Learning] Building your own C application
• [Learning] Making a simple HTTP webserver in C
• [Lib] facil.io: A C micro-framework for web applications
• [Lib] lwan: A high-performance & scalable web server in C
• [Lib] microui: A tiny immediate-mode UI library
• [Lib] miniaudio: An audio playback and capture library in a single source file
• [Lib] musl: C Standard Library
• [Lib] sokol: Minimal cross-platform standalone C headers
• [Lib] stb: single-file public domain (or MIT licensed) libraries
• [Lib] vaqt: High-precision date/time
• [Lib] zpl: pushing the boundaries of simplicity
• [Reading] Awesome C
• [Reading] MallocInternals
• [Reading] The C programming language
• [Tool] clib: A package manager for the C programming language
• [Tool] Spack: A flexible package manager that supports multiple versions, configurations, platforms, and compilers

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Data Structure and Algorithm

• [Algorithm] A Beginner's Journey into the World of Algorithms
• [Algorithm] Even–odd rule
• [Algorithm] Floyd's Cycle detection algorithm
• [Algorithm] How to check if two given line segments intersect?
• [Algorithm] Nonzero-rule
• [Algorithm] Point in Polygon
• [Algorithm] The Algorithms
• [Data Structure] Data Structures, Explained Simply
• [Data Structure] HashMaps & Dictionaries, Explained Simply
• [Learning] Algorithms for Competitive Programming
• [Learning] Hello Algo
• [Learning] The Arcane Algorithm Archive
• [Learning] USFCA Data Structure and Algorithm Visualizations
• [Learning] VisuAlgo
• [Problems] Advent of Code
• [Problems] Codeforces
• [Problems] CSES
• [Problems] Kattis Problem
• [Problems] LeetCode
• [Problems] NeetCode
• [Problems] Project Euler

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Database

• [Learning] Let's Build a Simple Database
• [Lib] Honker: Durable queues, streams, pub/sub, and time-trigger scheduling — inside your SQLite file
• [Lib] PocketBase: Open Source realtime backend in 1 file

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English

• "only a few" vs. "(very) few"
• Cambridge Dictionary
• Come
• Conditionals: if - Grammar - Cambridge Dictionary
• English Grammar Today on Cambridge Dictionary
• IELTS Simon
• Just The Word
• Lose The Very
• Other, others, the other or another ? - Cambridge Grammar
• Oxford Learner's Dictionary
• OZDIC
• Participle Clauses
• The definite article: 'the'
• The indefinite article: 'a' and 'an'
• Tra Cau
• Verbs followed by '-ing' or infinitive to change meaning
• Verbs in time clauses and 'if' clauses
• Why is it "arrived in" and not "arrived to" or "arrived at" in the following sentence?

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Finance

• Contracts for difference (CFDs)
• Debit cards vs eftpos: what's the difference?
• First home super saver scheme
• Income-based investing strategies
• Lazy Koala Investing
• Passive Investing Australia

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Fun

• A collection of looks in text
• DiceBear
• PlayPhrase

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Game Development

• [Game] Krunker
• [Game] Mini Royale
• [Learning] DOOM Open Source Release
• [Learning] Game Engine Black Book DOOM
• [Learning] Handmade Hero
• [Lib] Ark: An archetype-based Entity Component System for Go
• [Lib] Flecs: A fast entity component system (ECS) for C & C++
• [Lib] Heaps.io: Heaps.io is a mature cross platform graphics engine designed for high performance games
• [Lib] jMonkeyEngine: A 3D game engine for adventurous Java developers
• [Lib] libGDX: libGDX is a cross-platform Java game development framework based on OpenGL (ES)
• [Lib] libtcod: A collection of tools and algorithms for developing traditional roguelikes
• [Lib] LÖVE: An *awesome* framework you can use to make 2D games in Lua
• [Lib] macroquad: A simple and easy to use game library for Rust programming language
• [Lib] PlayCanvas: A web graphics creation platform
• [Lib] raylib: a simple and easy-to-use library to enjoy videogames programming
• [Lib] SDL: A cross-platform development library designed to provide low level access to audio, keyboard, mouse, joystick, and graphics hardware via OpenGL and Direct3D
• [Lib] SFML: SFML provides a simple interface to the various components of your PC, to ease the development of games and multimedia applications
• [Tool] A list of Game Development resources to make magic happen

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Git

• [Learning] Pro Git
• [Reading] Bring your monorepo down to size with sparse-checkout
• [Reading] Get up to speed with partial clone and shallow clone
• [Reading] Git rebase --onto an overview
• [Reading] How do I fetch all Git branches?
• [Snippet] Script to remove a range of commits from all branches in a given remote

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Gleam

• [Lib] Lustre: Create HTML templates, single page applications, Web Components, and real-time server components

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Go

• [Fun] Pure Go minimal Doom implementation
• [Learning] 100 Go Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
• [Learning] Gist of Go: Concurrency
• [Learning] Go Scheduler
• [Learning] Practical Go Lessons
• [Lib] asciigraph: Go package to make lightweight ASCII line graph ╭┈╯ in command line apps with no other dependencies
• [Lib] Chroma: A general purpose syntax highlighter in pure Go
• [Lib] Cobra: A library for creating powerful modern CLI applications
• [Lib] do: A dependency injection toolkit
• [Lib] Folio: A modern PDF library
• [Lib] Fx: A dependency injection system for Go
• [Lib] gpdf: A pure Go, zero-dependency PDF generation library
• [Lib] Kong: A command-line parser
• [Lib] lo: A Lodash-style Go library
• [Lib] mo: Monads and popular FP abstractions
• [Lib] oops: Error handling library with context, assertion, stack trace and source fragments
• [Lib] ro: Reactive Programming paradigm for Go
• [Lib] Standard Go Project Layout
• [Lib] Ultimate Golang Makefile Template
• [Lib] urfave/cli: A eclarative, simple, fast, and fun package for building command line tools
• [Reading] Goroutines in Go: A Practical Guide to Concurrency
• [Reading] How does struct{} take zero bytes in Go
• [Reading] The Anatomy of a Go Package. Structure, Imports, and Idioms
• [Reading] You probably don't need a DI framework

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Graphics

• [Docs] docs.gl
• [Learning] 3D wireframe rendered in the terminal
• [Learning] Computer Graphics from Scratch
• [Learning] Graphics Programming Compendium
• [Learning] Learn OpenGL
• [Learning] Ray Tracing in One Weekend
• [Learning] Scratchapixel
• [Learning] Software Renderer in Odin from Scratch
• [Learning] The Book of Shaders
• [Learning] The Nature of Code
• [Learning] TinyKABOOM: KABOOM! in 180 lines of bare C++
• [Learning] TinyRayCaster: Old-school FPS in a weekend in 486 lines of C++
• [Learning] TinyRayTracer: Understandable RayTracing in 256 lines of bare C++
• [Learning] TinyRenderer: Software rendering in 500 lines of bare C++
• [Platform] Shadertoy
• [Tool] Blender: A free and open-source 3D computer graphics software
• [Tool] GIMP: A free and open-source image editor
• [Tool] Inkscape: A free and open-source software vector graphics editor
• [Tool] Krita: A professional FREE and open source painting program
• [Tool] MagicaVoxel: A free lightweight GPU-based voxel art editor and interactive path tracing renderer
• [Tool] RawTherapee: A free, cross-platform raw image processing program
• [Tool] Synfig: A free and open-source vector-based 2D animation software
• [Tool] The Book of Shaders Editor

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Haskell

• [Lib] brick: A declarative Unix terminal UI library

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Health

• Australian PFAS Chemicals Map
• Eczema

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Home

• Bargain Home Appliances
• Ben Adams Furniture Studio
• Home Clearance
• How to Read Laundry Symbols
• The Free Repair Guide

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Java

• [Lib] Micronaut: A modern, JVM-based, full-stack framework
• [Lib] Quarkus: Supersonic Subatomic Java
• [Reading] Java 21 Virtual Threads (Project Loom) vs. Reactive Programming: A Practical Guide for Modern Developers
• [Reading] Java 21 Virtual Threads - Dude, Where's My Lock?
• [Reading] Virtual Threads

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Job

• [Email] 7 Email Templates That'll Help You Say "No" (Without Having to Overthink It)
• [Email] How to decline a job offer: Email template
• [Email] How to Follow Up on a Job Application (With Templates)
• [Email] How to reject a job offer by phone or email (with example emails)
• [Email] How to Reject a Job Offer Politely (Email Samples)
• [Email] How to write a follow-up email after a job interview: Templates and tips
• [Interview] A curated awesome list of lists of interview questions
• [Interview] Developer Roadmaps
• [Interview] HiredInTech
• [Interview] How to Answer "Why Should We Hire You" in an Interview?
• [Interview] NeetCode
• [Interview] Stop saying these 9 things in your interview
• [Interview] Tech Interview Handbook
• [Interview] The 32 smartest questions to ask at the end of every job interview
• [Interview] What Did You Like Most About Your Job?
• [Resume] A Guide to Choosing the Right Resume Tense
• [Resume] Bolstering your CV: Key skills for your resumé
• [Resume] Getting a Gig: A Guide
• [Resume] How to make a resume: Step-by-step guide with examples
• [Resume] How to write a resume in Australia: A step-by-step guide with examples
• [Resume] Novoresume
• [Site] arc()
• [Site] Australian Companies with Visa Sponsorship
• [Site] Awesome Remote Job
• [Site] Forage
• [Site] Grackle HQ: A job site for the game industry
• [Site] Indie Hackers
• [Site] levels.fyi
• [Site] We Work Remotely
• [Site] Wellfound

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Library

• Awesome Books
• Digitale Bibliothek Book
• Free eBooks - Project Gutenberg
• Library Genesis
• Open Library
• PDF Books Library
• Wikibooks

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Lua

• [Tool] Lux: A package manager for Lua

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Miscellaneous

• [Shopping] Moonpig Gift Shop

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Mobile Development

• [Learning] How to Implement iOS Deep Linking Using Universal Links: Step-by-Step Deep Dive Guide — 2025

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Network

• [Guide] How to Send Emails Using Gmail SMTP with Cloudflare Email Routing?
• [Learning] Beej's Guide to Network Programming
• [Learning] Beej's Guide to Networking Concepts
• [Learning] HTTP Made Really Easy

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OCaml

• [Lib] Daniel Bünzli's Libraries
• [Lib] Ocsigen: A complete framework for developing Web and mobile apps using cutting edge techniques

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Programmer

• Dmitry V. Sokolov
• Fabrice Bellard

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Programming

• [Book] Build Your Own X From Scratch Books
• [Book] Crafting Interpreters
• [Book] Freely available programming books
• [Book] Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
• [Book] The Architecture of Open Source Applications
• [Language] Amber: A programming language compiled into Bash Script
• [Language] C3: The Ergonomic, Safe and Familiar Evolution of C
• [Language] Elm: A delightful language for reliable web applications
• [Language] Hare: A systems programming language designed to be simple, stable, and robust
• [Language] Odin: A general-purpose programming language with distinct typing built for high performance, modern systems and data-oriented programming
• [Language] Reason: Simple, fast & type safe code that leverages the JavaScript & OCaml ecosystems
• [Language] Red: A next-generation programming language strongly inspired by Rebol, but with a broader field of usage thanks to its native-code compiler
• [Language] ReScript: A strongly typed language that compiles to clean, efficient JavaScript
• [Learning] 0DE5
• [Learning] 30 seconds of code: Coding articles to level up your development skills
• [Learning] Beej's Guides
• [Learning] Build your own X
• [Learning] Challenging projects every programmer should try
• [Learning] Cursed fire or #define black magic
• [Learning] Devhints: Rico's cheatsheets
• [Learning] Project Based Learning
• [Learning] Rosetta Code: A programming chrestomathy site
• [Learning] Software Patterns Lexicon: Design Patterns, Architectures & Idioms
• [Learning] The Banana Tossing Project
• [Learning] TinyCompiler: A compiler in a week-end
• [Learning] TinyFloat: The most unoptimized soft float library on the net
• [Learning] TinyOptimizer: An optimizing compiler challenge
• [Reading] Github Ranking: A list of the most github stars and forks repositories
• [Reading] Notes on structured concurrency, or: Go statement considered harmful
• [Reading] Papers We Love: Papers from the computer science community to read and discuss
• [Reading] Ranking Programming Languages by Energy Efficiency
• [Reading] Why Reproductions are Required
• [Tool] ANSI Escape Codes
• [Tool] Codapi: A lightweight sandbox server for interactive documentation and learning
• [Tool] Compiler Explorer: An interactive online compiler which shows the assembly output
• [Tool] Crontab Guru: Cron Schedule Expression Generator
• [Tool] Emacs: An extensible, customizable, free/libre text editor — and more
• [Tool] Flow Control: A programmer's text editor
• [Tool] Fresh: A terminal text editor you can just use
• [Tool] Globster
• [Tool] Helix: A post-modern text editor
• [Tool] Micro: A modern and intuitive terminal-based text editor
• [Tool] Neovim: A hyperextensible Vim-based text editor
• [Tool] paste: A no-datastore, client-side paste service
• [Tool] Vim: A highly configurable text editor built to make creating and changing any kind of text very efficient
• [Tool] Wandbox: A multi-language online compiler
• [Tool] Zstandard: Fast real-time compression algorithm

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Research

• How to Read an Academic Article

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Reverse Engineering

• [Tool] Ghidra: A software reverse engineering (SRE) framework created and maintained by the National Security Agency Research Directorate
• [Tool] ImHex: A Hex Editor, a tool to display, decode and analyze binary data to reverse engineer their format, extract information or patch values in them
• [Tool] radare2: A free/libre toolchain for easing several low level tasks like forensics, software reverse engineering, exploiting and debugging

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Rust

• [Fun] A Game Boy Emulator
• [Learning] 100 Exercises To Learn Rust
• [Learning] Learn Rust With Entirely Too Many Linked Lists
• [Learning] Rust By Practice
• [Learning] Rust Design Patterns
• [Learning] Rust Embedded Drivers (RED)
• [Learning] Rust Language Cheat Sheet
• [Learning] Rust Practise Questions
• [Learning] Rust 🦀 and WebAssembly 🕸
• [Lib] Blessed.rs: Very commonly used crates that everyone should know about
• [Lib] cuda-oxide: A custom rustc backend for compiling GPU kernels in pure Rust
• [Lib] Dioxus: The Rust framework for building fullstack web, desktop and mobile apps
• [Lib] Druid: A data-first Rust-native GUI design toolkit
• [Lib] egui: An easy-to-use immediate mode GUI in Rust that runs on both web and native
• [Lib] iced: A cross-platform GUI library for Rust focused on simplicity and type-safety
• [Lib] Leptos: A cutting-edge Rust framework for the modern web
• [Lib] Lib.rs: A catalog of programs and libraries written in the Rust programming language
• [Lib] oxichrome: Write type-safe browser extensions with proc macros and Leptos entirely in Rust
• [Lib] Polars: A blazingly fast DataFrame library for manipulating structured data
• [Lib] Servo: A web browser rendering engine written in Rust
• [Lib] Xilem: A high-level architecture for writing GUI apps in Rust
• [Reading] Generating 1 Million PDFs in 10 Minutes
• [Reading] Master hexagonal architecture in Rust
• [Tool] bacon: A background code checker

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Scheme

• [Tool] Steel: An embeddable and extensible scheme dialect built in Rust

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Security

• Web Security Basics

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System Design

• Atoms, molecules, organisms
• The Laws of Software Evolution
• The System Design Primer
• Why utils are bad, an example

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System Programming

• [Learning] CS 341: System Programming
• [Learning] Writing an OS in Rust
• [Reading] Putting the "You" in CPU
• [Reading] Unix as IDE
• [Reading] What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory
• [Tool] Colima: Container runtimes on macOS (and Linux) with minimal setup
• [Tool] Lima: Linux virtual machines, with a focus on running containers
• [Tool] QEMU: A generic and open source machine emulator and virtualizer

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Tool

• AeroSpace: An i3-like tiling window manager for macOS
• AppCleaner: A small application which allows you to thoroughly uninstall unwanted apps
• Flameshot: Powerful, yet simple to use open-source screenshot software
• Irssi: A modular text mode chat client with IRC support built in
• KeyboardCleanTool: A super simple little tool which blocks all Keyboard and TouchBar input
• Maccy: Clipboard manager for macOS which does one job - keep your copy history at hand
• Muttwizard: A tool that automatically sets up a neomutt-based minimal email system
• ntfy: A simple HTTP-based pub-sub notification service
• PlayPhrase.me: Site for cinema archaeologists
• PureMac: Free, open-source uninstaller and cleaner for macOS
• RustDesk: An open-source remote desktop application designed for self-hosting, as an alternative to TeamViewer
• Syncthing: A continuous file synchronization program
• WeeChat: The extensible chat client

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TypeScript/JavaScript

• [Learning] Jake Archibald on the web browser event loop, setTimeout, micro tasks, requestAnimationFrame, ...
• [Learning] JavaScript Event Loop Visualized – The Ultimate Interactive Guide
• [Learning] JavaScript Visualized - Event Loop, Web APIs, (Micro)task Queue
• [Learning] No matching export for types in esbuild
• [Learning] The 16-Line Pattern That Eliminates Dependency Passing
• [Learning] TypeScript Deep Dive
• [Learning] What the heck is the event loop anyway? - Philip Roberts
• [Learning] You Don't Need Lodash Underscore
• [Lib] ArkType: TypeScript's 1:1 validator, optimized from editor to runtime
• [Lib] chokidar: Minimal and efficient cross-platform file watching library
• [Lib] Effect: An ecosystem of tools to build robust applications in TypeScript
• [Lib] es-toolkit: A modern JavaScript utility library that's 2-3 times faster and up to 97% smaller — a major upgrade to lodash
• [Lib] fp-ts: Functional programming in TypeScript
• [Lib] Hono: A fast, lightweight web application framework, built on Web Standards
• [Lib] Legend-State: An extremely fast signal-based state library with fine-grained reactivity and a powerful sync system
• [Lib] LZMA-JS: A JavaScript implementation of the Lempel-Ziv-Markov (LZMA) chain compression algorithm
• [Lib] neverthrow: Type-safe errors for TypeScript
• [Lib] pkgroll: Zero-config package bundler
• [Lib] radashi: The modern, community-first TypeScript toolkit with all of the fast, readable, and minimal utility functions
• [Lib] Remeda: Fully written in TypeScript for powerful, type-safe, and functional utilities
• [Lib] RxDB: A NoSQL database for JavaScript that runs directly in your app
• [Lib] RxJS: Reactive Extensions Library for JavaScript
• [Lib] TinyBase: A reactive in-memory data store with persistence and synchronization for local-first
• [Lib] ts-essentials: All essential TypeScript types in one place 🤙
• [Lib] ts-pattern: The exhaustive Pattern Matching library for TypeScript, with smart type inference
• [Lib] ts-toolbelt: TypeScript's largest type utility library
• [Lib] tsdown: The elegant bundler for libraries powered by Rolldown
• [Lib] tsup: The simplest and fastest way to bundle your TypeScript libraries
• [Lib] type-fest: A collection of essential TypeScript types
• [Lib] utility-types: Collection of utility types, complementing TypeScript built-in mapped types and aliases (think "lodash" for static types)
• [Lib] Valibot: The modular and type safe schema library for validating structural data
• [Lib] validation-enhancer: The easiest, most lightweight validation system
• [Lib] Zod: TypeScript-first schema validation with static type inference
• [Reading] An interesting kind of JavaScript memory leak
• [Reading] Jest: Finding the cause of a memory leak in Jest tests
• [Reading] Jest: Jest leaks memory from required modules with closures over imports
• [Reading] Jest: Your Jest Tests are Leaking Memory
• [Reading] Secrets of the act(...) api
• [Reading] TypeScript project references
• [Reading] Understanding and Tuning Memory
• [Reading] Why I stopped using snapshot testing with Jest
• [Reading] Why would anyone need JavaScript generator functions?

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Video

• [Learning] ffmprovisr: Making FFmpeg Easier
• [Tool] DaVinci Resolve: The world's only solution that combines editing, color correction, visual effects, motion graphics and audio post production all in one software tool
• [Tool] Motion Canvas: A library for creating animated videos using the Canvas API

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Vim/Neovim

• [Learning] Vim Cheat Sheet
• [Reading] Load launch.json debug configs even for JS based languages
• [Reading] Remote Neovim for Dummies
• [Reading] Seven habits of effective text editing
• [Reading] The tools that I love: Vim
• [Reading] Why I got rid of all my neovim plugins

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Web

• [Docs] ARIA Authoring Practices Guide
• [Docs] Bulletproof React
• [Docs] Open UI
• [Fun] Just fucking use HTML
• [Learning] A Friendly Introduction to SVG
• [Learning] Atomic Design
• [Learning] Fine-Grained Reactivity Fundamentals Series' Articles
• [Learning] web.dev
• [Lib] Anime.js: JavaScript animation engine
• [Lib] Blueprint: A React-based UI toolkit for building complex data-dense interfaces for desktop applications
• [Lib] Extension.js: Build browser extensions for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox with one modern workflow
• [Lib] GSAP: A wildly robust JavaScript animation library built for professionals
• [Lib] Motion: A production-grade animation library for the web
• [Lib] nuqs: Type-safe search params state manager for React
• [Lib] Pretext: Fast, accurate & comprehensive text measurement & layout
• [Lib] react-admin: The best developer experience, lets you focus on business needs, and build delightful user interfaces
• [Lib] react-spring: A spring physics based React animation library
• [Lib] Valdi: A cross-platform UI framework that delivers native performance without sacrificing developer velocity
• [Lib] Vaul: Drawer component for React
• [Lib] WXT: Next-gen Web Extension Framework
• [Lib] xyflow: Powerful open source libraries for building node-based UIs
• [Reading] Component testing
• [Reading] Debugging WebSocket Hibernation with Cloudflare Durable Objects (and What I Learned)
• [Reading] How to useMemo and useCallback: you can remove most of them
• [Reading] How Web Works
• [Reading] Podman vs. Docker: Containerization Tools Comparison
• [Reading] pretext under the hood
• [Reading] Why you should test with user-event
• [Tool] Bombardier: Fast cross-platform HTTP benchmarking tool written in Go

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Writing

• [Diagram] D2: Declarative Diagramming
• [Diagram] markmap: Visualize your Markdown with mindmaps
• [Digaram] Diagon: Interactive ASCII art diagram generators
• [Docs] Cryogen: Static sites generated with Clojure
• [Docs] Docusaurus: Build optimized websites quickly, focus on your content
• [Docs] Eleventy: A simpler static site generator
• [Docs] Fumadocs: The beautiful & flexible React.js docs framework
• [Docs] Hugo: The world's fastest framework for building websites
• [Docs] Island.js: Vite & MDX powered static site generator based on islands architecture
• [Docs] Starlight: Everything you need to build a stellar documentation website
• [Docs] VitePress: Markdown to Beautiful Docs in Minutes
• [Docs] Zine: Fast, Scalable, and Flexible Static Site Generator
• [Slide] presenterm: A markdown terminal slideshow tool
• [Slide] Slides: Terminal based presentation tool
• [Slide] Slidev: Presentation Slides for Developers
• [Tool] Vale: An open-source, command-line tool that brings your editorial style guide to life

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Zig

• [Learning] Learning Zig
• [Learning] Ziglings: Learn the ⚡Zig programming language by fixing tiny broken programs
• [Lib] httpz: An HTTP/1.1 server for Zig
• [Lib] Jetzig: An MIT licensed web framework written in Zig
• [Lib] Zap: A blazingly fast backends in Zig
• [Reading] Learning Zig's Build System using raylib

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Cheers,
Nam Nguyen