Best websites for programmers
A list of websites every programmer needs on his or her tool belt.
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The Wayback Machine is a tool by The Internet Archive that allows one to access the history of almost any website, even if it has been taken down. It has been archiving pages since 1996.
40,000 HackerNews book recommendations identified using NLP and deep learning. Small website that used deep learning to track down mentions of books on HackerNews and add a good UX on top of that.
The One Page Love v3 redesign is here! Highlights include a new fixed header with suggestive search. Archives now feature long-scrolling website screenshots (via new CDN) with infinite scroll functionality. Not to mention a new color scheme, logo & typeface!
Publish a website without knowing how to code. Framer is a widely used designing tool that can now be used to publish a website right away instead of handing the design files to a developer.
Third most popular repo on GitHub with 234k stars. Free ebooks in many languages, covering a lot of subjects related to programming.
Take your social media game to the next level with Canva's new Content Planner. Plan, design and schedule eye-catching social media posts in one place, directly from the Canva editor.
A growing collection of open-source illustrations for your page-not-found message. Choose a scene to inform the user of the error occurred with futuristic elements and cute characters. All scenes are compatible with Sketch and Figma.
When building products on the web, mobile or desktop, you often needs favicons (logos of websites). Icon Horse was born from that need – one simple URL for any given website you can embed in your app. And if it can't find an icon, it serves a fallback!