Posts Tagged → typescript

Aiden is the autonomous-agent project that doesn’t want your data: local-first, BYOK (bring your own keys), Windows-native, and shipped solo. It runs your browser, your terminal, your files, and keeps going across long tasks without phoning home. Six hundred stars in four months from people who wanted an agent engine they could actually own. View… Continue reading →

Tech Interview Handbook is Yangshun Tay’s curated interview prep guide, written by the author of Blind 75 from the other side of the interviewing table at Meta. It skips “do 600 LeetCode questions” and goes straight to the minimum you actually need: which questions matter, how to approach them, and everything around the algorithms that… Continue reading →

freeCodeCamp is a 501(c)(3) charity that runs a complete learn-to-code platform (six full certifications, thousands of interactive coding challenges, and a project-based curriculum), entirely free, self-paced, and donor-funded. It is the closest thing on the internet to a free CS-adjacent degree with a credential at the end. View freeCodeCamp on GitHub 452,814 stars 45,673 forks… Continue reading →

Developer Roadmaps is the repo behind roadmap.sh, Kamran Ahmed’s community-driven collection of around 250 visual learning paths for developer roles and individual technologies. Each roadmap is a directed graph: nodes are skills, edges are “learn this before that.” Click a node, get a curated resource. View Developer Roadmaps on GitHub 362,679 stars 44,669 forks TypeScript… Continue reading →