Knowledge Sharing
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A community-curated directory of notable computer science papers with local chapters for discussion and learning.
A community-curated directory of notable computer science papers with local chapters for discussion and learning.
A curated, alphabetically organized list of engineering blogs from companies, individuals, and technology projects.
A curated, alphabetically organized list of engineering blogs from companies, individuals, and technology projects.
A personalized news feed and professional network for developers, available as a browser extension and PWA.
A self-hosted, real-time collaborative markdown editor for creating and sharing notes together.
A curated collection of publicly available resources on how software companies around the world test their software systems and build their quality culture.
A curated, community-driven list of categorized newsletters for developers, designers, and tech professionals.
A curated collection of security conference talks and videos from events like DEF CON, Black Hat, and BSides.
A curated list of 'Ask Me Anything' (AMA) repositories from open-source developers and organizations.
A curated collection of tech conference videos from YouTube, Vimeo, and other platforms for learning and inspiration.
A GitHub-based Ask Me Anything (AMA) platform for public Q&A with Zach Holman.
A public Q&A repository where Kent C. Dodds answers questions about programming, career, and life.
An open-source social bookmarking service and knowledge-sharing community for developers with advanced search and tag management.
An open-source Elixir application for sharing daily learnings with a 200-word limit per post.
A central hub for the Backstage community to connect through meetups, newsletters, podcasts, talks, and case studies.
A public Q&A forum where Wes Bos answers questions about coding, career, and life.
A collection of writeups documenting solutions and lessons learned from Capture The Flag hacking competitions.
A social network for software engineers to share programming tips and showcase achievements.
A .NET knowledge sharing platform with live demos and tutorials for developers learning or refreshing .NET concepts.
A public Q&A repository where Sindre Sorhus answers questions about code, work, life, and anything else.
A community-driven platform for sharing and voting on Common Lisp programming tips through GitHub issues.
Chinese-language notes for NYU's Financial Machine Learning course, covering core concepts and practical applications.
A GitHub-based Q&A platform where Scott Hanselman answers questions publicly using GitHub issues.
A GitHub-based platform for asking and answering questions publicly using GitHub Issues.
A public Q&A repository where users can ask the maintainer anything and read all previous answers.
A community-driven Q&A platform for DevOps engineers in Taiwan to ask questions and share tools.
A community-driven Q&A platform for Ansible users in Taiwan to ask and answer technical questions.
A public Q&A repository where users can ask Ariya Hidayat any question and read previous answers.
A GitHub-based Ask Me Anything repository where users can submit questions and read answers from the maintainer.
A curated collection of neuroscience, data science, and open science resources, tools, and AI productivity aids for researchers.
A GitHub-based platform for asking and answering questions publicly using GitHub Issues.
A curated reading list spanning cognitive and computational studies of intuitive physics, serving as a startup library for beginners.
A Slack bot that automatically sends the latest JavaScript tips from the jstips repository to a specified Slack channel or group.
A community Q&A platform for the IIITV community where anyone can ask questions and get answers from team members.
A GitHub-based platform for asking and answering any questions publicly using GitHub Issues.
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