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The OpenPLZ API project provides documentation for its Switzerland-based postal code API, offering a comprehensive overview of its features, usage, and technical details.

Easy Brownies is a classic, straightforward recipe refined over time through family use and experimentation. By keeping flour to a minimum and avoiding leavening agents, it produces rich, dense brownies true to the traditional style. Total time: 40 minutes.

The Historic Glass Bottle Identification & Information Website helps users identify and date utilitarian bottles and jars made in the U.S. (and Canada) from the late 1700s to the 1950s. It focuses on determining a bottle's likely age and original use or type.

A user-friendly timezone converter and world clock tool designed for individuals and teams working across different regions. It allows users to compare multiple timezones, save favorites, and collaborate with team members. The platform is DST-aware and offers features like sharing configurations via links, making it easier to schedule meetings and manage time effectively.​

A curated list of useful add-ons that extend and enhance the functionality of the Git command-line interface (CLI). The collection includes tools to improve workflows, assist in code reviews, manage Git history, and more. It is a valuable resource for developers looking to optimize their Git experience.

A guide to packaging for debian.

A quick reference to some of the most commonly used parts of GSAP

Val Town is a collaborative website to write and deploy TypeScript. Build APIs and schedule functions from your browser.

A free web-based tool for managing postgresql.conf files. Users can upload, edit, validate, and organize PostgreSQL configuration files, share them publicly, and download them in various formats or access them via API.

Everything curl is a comprehensive, open-source guide covering all aspects of the curl project, including its history, command-line tool, library, and development. It’s designed for both casual users and developers, offering flexible, non-linear reading. Continuously updated, the book encourages community contributions and feedback.

Create your FFMPEG Command in an easy to use UI.

This reference text is designed for university-level courses in assembly language and systems programming. It focuses on the x86-64 instruction set architecture, a widely used CISC (Complex Instruction Set Computing) CPU design. The content is tailored for systems running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (64-bit), although the examples and code should generally apply to other Linux-based 64-bit operating systems. The x86-64 architecture is known for its extensive and varied instruction set, flexible instruction sizes, and diverse addressing modes. This guide aims to support students and educators working within this environment.

"Dev Onboarding, Then and Now" reflects on how developer onboarding has evolved—from chaotic setups with little documentation to more streamlined processes using modern tooling. It highlights the shift toward consistency and automation, reducing friction for both newcomers and maintainers.

Original Url: https://blog.fahhem.com/2023/12/dev-onboarding-then-now/

In "Who Needs an Architect?", Martin Fowler critiques the ambiguous and often misused title of "software architect." He contrasts negative stereotypes—like the controlling, out-of-touch figure—with the valuable reality of hands-on technical leaders who guide development teams. Fowler advocates for architects who code, collaborate, and lead by example, rather than dictate from above.

urfave/cli is a simple, fast, and fun package for building command line apps in Go. The goal is to enable developers to write fast and distributable command line applications in an expressive way.

Includes the following:

• Guides on How to use FFMPEG
• Snippets of Commands for specific FFMPEG usecases

Includes all kinds of Guides and Information about Pentesting different Applications Frameworks etc