References for Development & Learning
Official Python 3 documentation, from language specifications to the standard library.
A Python framework for rapidly developing robust and scalable web applications.
A toolkit for building powerful and flexible Web APIs with Django.
A modern, fast web framework based on Python 3.6+ type hints.
A lightweight and extensible Python micro web framework.
A Python framework for developing applications that leverage Large Language Models (LLMs).
Official documentation for the asynchronous event-driven JavaScript runtime environment.
A Node.js framework for building efficient and scalable server-side applications.
A standard specification for describing RESTful APIs. Rich ecosystem.
The de facto standard for web technologies. Official reference for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc.
A collection of best practices for modern web development by Google. Performance, accessibility, etc.
A modern web architecture named after JavaScript, APIs, and Markup. It aims to improve performance, security, and scalability.
A declarative JavaScript library for building component-based UIs.
A production framework based on React. Offers a variety of rendering strategies.
A superset of JavaScript that introduces static typing, enhancing the robustness of large-scale development.
A next-generation front-end tool featuring a fast development server and build.
A utility-first CSS framework. Quickly build custom designs within your HTML.
A framework for automating reliable end-to-end testing.
An essential tool for checking the browser support status of front-end technologies.
Complete GCP documentation, including quickstarts, tutorials, and comprehensive guides.
The Cloud Architecture Center provides reference architectures, design guidance, and best practices.
The de facto standard for container virtualization technology. Official documentation.
Official documentation for the leading tool for achieving Infrastructure as Code.
A managed service for running CI/CD pipelines on GCP.
A CI/CD platform integrated with GitHub. Automates workflows.
A platform that automates building, deploying, and hosting by linking with GitHub/GitLab. It is a core component of the Jamstack architecture.
Official documentation for the distributed version control system Git.
Official documentation for GitHub features like code hosting, collaborative development, and Actions.
An excellent learning tool to learn Git branching operations visually and interactively.
A serverless data warehouse that can analyze petabytes of data.
The 'T' in ELT tool that helps with data transformation in a data warehouse.
A site where you can learn SQL practically through interactive tutorials and exercises.
A platform for deploying and managing ML workflows on Kubernetes.
The world's largest community for data science competitions, public datasets, and learning resources.
A static site generator built with React. Ideal for building documentation sites.
Format that enables JSX components within Markdown. Perfect for creating interactive documentation and blog posts.
An open-source headless CMS that uses a Git repository as its backend. It provides an intuitive UI for managing Markdown content and has high affinity with static site generators.
A powerful knowledge base tool as a second brain, working on local Markdown files.
A comprehensive guide covering everything from the basics of Markdown syntax to extended features.
A library for generating diagrams and charts from text like Markdown.
A tool for quickly creating UML diagrams from a simple text description language.
A powerful free diagramming tool that can be used in the browser. Supports creating all kinds of diagrams, including flowcharts, UML, and network diagrams.
An online whiteboard for quickly creating hand-drawn style diagrams. Powerful collaborative editing features make it ideal for team brainstorming and design discussions.
A collaborative platform for everything from UI design to chart creation. An online tool widely used in the engineering design process.
Learning roadmaps for various technical fields for developers. Shows you what to learn next.
A tech news site run by Y Combinator. A place where geeky discussions from around the world gather.
Founded in 2005 by Gabe Rivera. A highly influential aggregator that consolidates technology industry news using a combination of humans and algorithms.
A Q&A community where developers from all over the world ask questions and share knowledge.
A site rich in articles, tutorials, and problems on computer science topics.
A collection of algorithm and data structure problems, ideal for preparing for technical interviews.
An open community aimed at improving the security of web applications.
The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology. Famous for its Cybersecurity Framework, etc.
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. Provides threat information and alerts.
A free online learning resource on web security vulnerabilities by PortSwigger.
Provides free access to MIT lecture materials. Also rich in cybersecurity-related courses.
A site where you can learn about security vulnerabilities through interactive lessons.
A curated list of tools, resources, libraries, etc., related to security.
A specialized media that provides the latest information on cybersecurity, incidents, vulnerabilities, and countermeasures.
A pioneering open-access platform for free public access to pre-peer-reviewed papers in physics, mathematics, CS, etc.
A digital library that provides academic journals, papers, and technical standards in electrical engineering and CS published by IEEE.
Covers all journals and international conference proceedings published by the ACM, the largest academic society in computing.
A search engine that allows cross-searching of papers and books in all academic fields and tracks citation counts.
Utilizes AI to support literature searches by automatically generating paper summaries and visualizing high-impact citations.
AI research assistant automates from paper search to summarization. Efficiently discover and analyze relevant papers for research questions.
A platform that uses AI to assist in searching, understanding, and writing research papers, contributing to the efficiency of literature reviews.
A literature survey tool that visually explores related papers to foster new discoveries. Also known as the 'Spotify for Papers.'
A bibliographic information database specializing in CS, accurately tracking researchers' paper lists and co-author networks.
A search engine that automatically extracts and links citation information for papers in the computer and information science fields.
Swiss-based multidisciplinary academic publisher. Over 390 peer-reviewed open access journals freely available under CC BY license.
A preprint server specializing in medicine, clinical, and health sciences. Shares the latest research findings promptly.
World's largest database for medical and life sciences literature. Search peer-reviewed papers including MEDLINE.
Medical Subject Headings controlled vocabulary maintained by the National Library of Medicine. Hierarchically structured terms enhance literature search efficiency in PubMed and other databases.
Search tool for medical controlled vocabulary and MeSH terms with direct links to related PubMed articles.
A preprint server for electrical engineering and CS fields, established by IEEE.
One of the world's largest platforms for sharing working papers and preprints, primarily in the social sciences and humanities.
A directory that includes only high-quality, reliable open access journals that meet quality standards.
An international standards organization that develops technical standards for the World Wide Web.
A volunteer-based organization that develops technical standards for the Internet.